Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases
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It owes itsnew lease of life to a writer on The Westminster Gazette, a London journalfamous for its competitions in aid of the restoring of the dead meaningsof words.
One is almost exasperated by the repeated use and abuse of the word"intimate" in a recently published work of fiction, by an author whoaspires to the first rank in his profession. He writes of "the intimatedimness of the room;" "a fierce intimate whispering;" "a look that wasintimate;" "the noise of the city was intimate, " etc. W...ho has not heard, "The idea!" "What's the idea?" "Is that the idea?" "Yes, that's the idea, "with increased inflection at each repetition. And who is without a friendwho at some time or another has not sprung "meticulous" upon him? Anotherexample is afforded by the endemic use of "of sorts" which struck Londonwhile the writer was in that city a few years ago. Whence it came no oneknew, but it was heard on every side. "She was a woman of sorts;" "he is aTory of sorts;" "he had a religion of sorts;" "he was a critic of sorts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It owes itsnew lease of life to a writer on The Westminster Gazette, a London journalfamous for its competitions in aid of the restoring of the dead meaningsof words.
One is almost exasperated by the repeated use and abuse of the word"intimate" in a recently published work of fiction, by an author whoaspires to the first rank in his profession. He writes of "the intimatedimness of the room;" "a fierce intimate whispering;" "a look that wasintimate;" "the noise of the city was intimate, " etc. W...ho has not heard, "The idea!" "What's the idea?" "Is that the idea?" "Yes, that's the idea, "with increased inflection at each repetition. And who is without a friendwho at some time or another has not sprung "meticulous" upon him? Anotherexample is afforded by the endemic use of "of sorts" which struck Londonwhile the writer was in that city a few years ago. Whence it came no oneknew, but it was heard on every side. "She was a woman of sorts;" "he is aTory of sorts;" "he had a religion of sorts;" "he was a critic of sorts.
What to read after Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kleiser Grenville to read onlineMoreLess
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