It's not often that Toronto gets to revel in the timelessness of a singular hold-your-breath moment such as this one.
The book used the phrase “at sixes and sevens” – e.g. “everything as she expressed herself be at sixes and sevens” – a couple of times. And in Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseyde, he wrote: “to set the ...
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