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4097306 No.4097306 [Reply] [Original]

Can lust 'lie primordial' ?
sorry for the inconvienence, for your help I direct you towards reading Francis P. Yockey's 'Imperium: The Philosophy of History & Politics' (1948).
sick ass book.

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4097317

shameful bump..
I need to know this, its important, Im on the last few pages of my History Book and NEED to know if this is correct grammatically for the publish, I could lose my job.

>> No.4097325

"lie primordially" might be more proper but it's awkward and "lie primordial" isn't grammatically incorrect as far as I know
depending on where it is in the sentence you could write "lie, primordial" if that makes sense?
someone with a better command of grammar might be of more use however

>> No.4097326

>>4097325
(i.e. "blah blah blah is where lust lies, primordial")
lust is usually singular afaik

>> No.4097332

Yes it can. Give us the whole sentence though, you might be using it incorrectly.

>> No.4097354

>>4097306

Poetic license. Using adjectives as if they were adverbs sounds cool.

>hope eternal springs

That said, some adverbs remain the same: "to play hard, to run fast."

Basically, fucking chill.