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Some used the form as a way to make presumably sarcastic remarks about the quality of the debate so far.
Shakespeare even used the form "mought", and when it comes to speaking "good" English, well, he mought to know.
However, both of those countries used the form of the statute as we enacted it in 1978.
Among English poets of the same period, Richard Crashaw, John Donne, Sir Philip Sidney, and Ben Jonson used the form.
In both The Jungle and Oil!, Sinclair used the form of the realist novel to present practices uncovered by his investigative journalism.
Keats used the form for Isabella, a Gothic tale of love doomed because it crossed class divisions, and a favourite of the Pre-Raphaelites.
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