The Frasier Files
✦Literature

Little Owlet in the Glen

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A humorous poem sometimes attributed to various Victorian-era writers, used as an elocution exercise about proper grammar ("to whom" vs. "to who").

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Mentioned once in You Can Go Home Again.

You Can Go Home Again

Season 3 · Episode 24 · S03E24

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“Little owlet in the glen, I am ashamed of you, You are ungrammatical in speaking as you do, You should say, 'to whom, to whom,' not 'to who, to who.'”
— Frasier

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