Is this sentence wrong?

Also the Romanian "astăzi" (today) is often seen as "astă-zi" in material older than about 100 years.

This is in the 1985 edition of "Postman Pat’s Thirsty Day":

“It’s a real scorcher to-day,” said Pat to Jess, as they drove along.

"to-day" became "today" in the 1996 edition.

If it's good enough for Postman Pat, it's good enough for me.

It must be a great burden and and indeed responsibility, to "know" as much as you do.

Sadly, it seem to have disturbed the balance of your mind.

It's what you don't know which is at issue here, McTag.

Fowler indeed. How come you don't quote Fowler? A source like that in the hands of someone as ignorant on language as you makes for a highly dangerous situation for ESLs.

Not only humourless, but irony-free too. A killer combination in a teacher.

I humored you for much too long.