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[edit] Knight's Tale

The use of "unsalubrious" is not entirely incorrect. While "insalubrious" may be the common antonym, I believe "unsalubrious" is also acceptable under rules of adjectival construction. Moreover "salubrious" may be used as an epithet to describe something as "wholesome" as well as "sanitary". The use is partially relevant in this context as it identifies the area as a poor, unhealthy, low-class neighbourhood. The character's roots in such an area are a key facet of the plotline and are illustrative of the area's heritage and perception throughout the ages. Perhaps a better formulation might be used (and I'll have a go at rewording) but the point is not without value. Dick G (talk) 00:14, 18 January 2008 (UTC)