



I've considered bringing up this point myself but figured that I would either do it later or that someone else would do it. ^_^ So thanks! -feeds cookies-Just a side-note, Elizabethan English (I.e. what Shakespeare wrote in; thees,thous, thine's, etc.) is not Old English and is just an earlier form of Modern English. Old English is more akin to Nordic languages and is what Beowulf was written in. It goes Old English (ex: Beowulf), Middle English (ex: The Canterbury Tales), Modern English.
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