Old-fashioned english

[HYHYBT]

Plus, while you say you know they're second person, you used them all in first person fashion.

Untrue. I did not *use* them at all. I *compared* them with first person pronouns. I did not even imply that they *were* first person.

If my comparison was wrong, by all means, show where it was wrong; I'd prefer to know better in the future. Keeping in mind that I was NOT saying they were of the same person as the compared terms.

[Ginger Tea]

Forgot this on my other post.
"Ye of little faith" is the only time I hear/read the word Ye to mean you, or the only one that sticks in my mind, the rest of the time it's Ye Olde ...

[Bloodsoul]

If I remember correctly, "Ye," when in reference to "The," was a modern equivalent to "Þe" (since the first letter, representing "th," was dropped from the English alphabet; as such, it was always pronounced as "the").

Of course I'm sure I'm wrong about it.

(This forum doesn't support superscript, does it?)