Correct English Possessives

[Olivier]

- Donald D. Markstein -


>>> >You may, indeed, apply this rule to names ending in -s -- "Keats'
>>>> poems" is
>>>> as correct as "Keats's poems".


>> No it isn't. [...]
>> In English, the apostrophe followed by S is ALWAYS
>> used to indicate possessive case, except with a PLURAL noun
>> that ends in S.

Would "tolerated" be more correct, then?
(I did check my linguistics book before replying the first time, just in
case.)



Olivier