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That’s not to promote mediocrity, or alack of drive, but perhaps not always pushing to be the best will allow us to fully engage in what we’re learning and with the life around us.

From his hospital bed, he told a friend that “if that was the last lecture I give, I’m glad it was on the important semantic differences between ‘alas’ and ‘alack’.”

But highlighting alack of laws targeting bad landlords, none of the criminal charges related to Mr. Croman’s treatment of tenants.

Oxford I sing, though in untutored tones, alack!

If I had believed my love and the sweet words he said to me, alack, alack, I should be wedded now.