Ah but there's a proper grammar to that kind of English. Anybody brought up on the King James Bible knows it.
'Whence didst thou came, and whence goeth thou and thy friend? I thinke that thee walkest in a wrong direction!!'
should be:
'Whence didst thou come, and whence goeth thou and thy friend? I thinke that thou walkest in a wrong direction!!' (Shakespeare would use "contrary" instead of "wrong")
But that's all quibble.
Then again, linguistics and philology are all about quibbles!
