The Verbalist: A Manual Devoted to Brief Discussions of the Right and Wrong Use of Words, and to Some Other Matters of Interest to Those who Would Speak and Write with Propriety |
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I have gathered the new matter , little by little , during the last five or six years , and I trust that little has escaped me that I ought to have gathered . Of the new matter , there is nothing that is newer , or possibly of more ...
I have gathered the new matter , little by little , during the last five or six years , and I trust that little has escaped me that I ought to have gathered . Of the new matter , there is nothing that is newer , or possibly of more ...
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We are not without authority for the locution accept of , nevertheless the of is unnecessary , no matter what sense the verb is used in . We accept presents , not accept of them . Accident . See CASUALTY . Accord .
We are not without authority for the locution accept of , nevertheless the of is unnecessary , no matter what sense the verb is used in . We accept presents , not accept of them . Accident . See CASUALTY . Accord .
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6 Such sentences as the following are common , yet they are all incorrect : “ He was questioned relative [ relatively ] to the matter ” ; “ I should have done it independent ( independently ) of that circumstance " ; " previous ...
6 Such sentences as the following are common , yet they are all incorrect : “ He was questioned relative [ relatively ] to the matter ” ; “ I should have done it independent ( independently ) of that circumstance " ; " previous ...
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“ Then he was trying his ' prentice hand , and was more anxious about the treatment than about the matter . "Julian Hawthorne . ' Naturally she was anxious about the appearance he made in what is called ' society . ' ” - Badeau . Any .
“ Then he was trying his ' prentice hand , and was more anxious about the treatment than about the matter . "Julian Hawthorne . ' Naturally she was anxious about the appearance he made in what is called ' society . ' ” - Badeau . Any .
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“ I don't know as [ that ] they have either as a matter of law or of necessity . ” As , preceded by such or by same , has the force of a relative applying to persons or to things . “ He offered me the same conditions as he offered you .
“ I don't know as [ that ] they have either as a matter of law or of necessity . ” As , preceded by such or by same , has the force of a relative applying to persons or to things . “ He offered me the same conditions as he offered you .
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according adjective adverb American appears asked authority avoid become better built called careful cause clause clear comma common considered continually correct course diction Dictionary doubt employed England English error example expression fact frequently future give given grammar hand hear heard improperly intended John kind lady language laws learned leave less live look matter means mind misused natural never noun object opinion participle passive past persons phrase plural possessive preferred preposition present pronoun proper properly question rarely reason reference regard relative rhetoric rule seems seen sense sentence simply sometimes speak speakers speech Story tell term thing thou thought tion true truth usage verb vulgarism White whole woman word writers York young