Odd Sock Sid Discworld the present and past subjunctive

the present and past subjunctive

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Odd Sock Sid Discworld the present and past subjunctiveSid the octopus loves socks, and he has LOTS. Every night he delights in counting his matching sets of eight, hung throughout his house in neat rows. When the socks start disappearing one by one, Sids life is thrown into turmoil. One missing sock means seven odd socks, and soon the odd socks box is overflowing. It fills a room and, pretty soon, has straggled out the door. Sid decides to stage a stake out to catch the thieves in the act. He uncovers