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"that timbre" → Why the italicization? Timbre is a fairly common musical word.
Removed. I think it was italicised in the original, but no matter.
The Stadsgården photo could be removed, it's sandwiching text with the poster image and adds little value, imo.
It's the only image of the scene of the epistle, and there is no sandwiching, the paragraphs work fine at all widths from really narrow to full-screen, as the images are not at the same place in the text.
"die. :||:" → Is the stuff at the end intended?
Yes, it means repeat the line. We could literally repeat the line, I guess.
Nice work on this, all the other comments I would usually make seem to have preemptively been addressed.
Thanks, yes, I guessed what might have been coming! Chiswick Chap (talk) 16:00, 27 January 2022 (UTC)Reply
