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    1800s Normal Translator

    1800s
    "I've been a-thinkin' on it for a few days now."
    normal
    "I have been considering it for several days now."

    Historical translator for texts from the 1800s, offering insights into English language evolution.

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    Royal English to Normal English Translator

    royal english
    "Hark, noble subjects, heed my decree!"
    normal english
    "Listen, people, I order..."

    Translate formal, archaic, or overly elaborate 'Royal English' into standard 'Normal English' for improved readability and accessibility. Perfect for historical documents, legal texts, and formal communications.

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    1800s Irish Translator

    1800s in ireland
    "Tá an lá ag dul i dtaobh"
    normal
    "The day is drawing to a close."

    A historical translator from 19th-century Ireland, capturing the language and cultural nuances of the time, providing a unique lens for historical research.

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