| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Sage mentions that in her village they all spoke with a Shropshire burr (as opposed to a Welsh accent): one could on no account alternate between the two (in the way that a German can alternate between dialect and Hochdeutsch).That is why further education, for a working-class child, was like a journey with no return: you would say goodbye to your background whether you liked it or not.
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