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“it is scarcely necessary to say much, as the foregoing advice applies to them. One militiaman exclaimed to another, "Jim, you hain't in step" "Bain't I?" exclaimed the other; "well, change yourn!”
Robert Kemp Philp, Enquire Within Upon Everything: The Great Victorian Domestic Standby
“166. By the Misdivision of Words and syllables. This defect makes the words an ambassador sound like a nam-bassador, or an adder like a nadder.”
Robert Kemp Philp, Enquire Within Upon Everything: The Great Victorian Domestic Standby
“Other Errors (2) are occasioned by imperfect knowledge of the English grammar: thus, many people say, "Between you and I," instead of "Between you and me.”
Robert Kemp Philp, Enquire Within Upon Everything: The Great Victorian Domestic Standby
“Thus, a person wishing to express his intention of going to a given place, says, "I propose going," when, in fact, he purposes going. The following affords an amusing illustration of this class of error:--”
Robert Kemp Philp, Enquire Within Upon Everything: The Great Victorian Domestic Standby