A critique of two fundamental assumptions: do phrases really form hierarchical 'trees' and have 'heads'?
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although this story is pure fantasy, I did take the liberty of researching to get a better outlook for my story. What I did was not only to use Wikipedia, but also Google search and both dictionary's of English to Old English, and Norse to Old English to get the characteristics of the language. this however still maintains to be a made up story
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