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Line 66: In Turner's view, Tolkien's "linguistic heresy" explains why he believed that his use of different linguistic choices would allow his readers to feel, without understanding why, the distinct nature of each region of Middle-earth.{{sfn\|Turner\|2013\|pp=330–331}} {\| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto;" \|+ Turner's analysis of Tolkien's "linguistic heresy"{{sfn\|Turner\|2013\|pp=330–331}} \|-

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