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Enquire within upon everything
·
Robert Kemp Philp
141
162.
Instead
of
"Give
me
a
few
broth,"
say
"Give
me
some
broth."
163.
Instead
of
"Her
said
it
was
hers,"
say
"She
said
it
was
hers."
164.
Instead
of
"To
be
given
away
gratis,"
say
"To
be
given
away."
165.
Instead
of
"Will
you
enter
in?"
say
"Will
you
enter?"
166.
Instead
of
"This
three
days
or
more,"
say
"These
three
days
or
more."
167.
Instead
of
"He
is
a
bad
grammarian,"
say
"He
is
not
a
grammarian."
168.
Instead
of
"We
accuse
him
for,"
say
"We
accuse
him
of."
169.
Instead
of
"We
acquit
him
from,"
say
"We
acquit
him
of."
170.
Instead
of
"I
am
averse
from
that,"
say
"I
am
averse
to
that."
171.
Instead
of
"I
confide
on
you,"
say
"I
confide
in
you."
172.
Instead
of
"I
differ
with
you,"
say
"I
differ
from
you."
173.
Instead
of
"As
soon
as
ever,"
say
"As
soon
as."
174.
Instead
of
"The
very
best"
or
"The
very
worst,"
say
"The
best
or
the
worst."
175.
Instead
of
"A
winter's
morning,"
say
"A
winter
morning,"
or
"A
wintry
morning."
176.
Instead
of
"Fine
morning,
this
morning,"
say
"This
is
a
fine
morning."
177.
Instead
of
"How
do
you
do?"
say
"How
are
you?"
178.
Instead
of
"Not
so
well
as
I
could
wish,"
say
"Not
quite
well."
179.
Avoid
such
phrases
as
"No
great
shakes,"
"Nothing
to
boast
of,"
"Down
in
my
boots,"
"Suffering
from
the
blues."
All
such
sentences
indicate
vulgarity.
180.
Instead
of
"No
one
cannot
prevail
upon
him,"
say
"No
one
can
prevail
upon
him."
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