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	<title>Comments on: Let every word tell.</title>
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		<title>By: deb</title>
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		<description>I need this book. At one point in my life, I owned three (count &#039;em) paperback Strunk &#039;n&#039; Whites. Through various moves, I somehow managed to lose them all. I still mourn them. 

This slim volume taught me more about language and writing than most of my English courses, and I remember what I learned because tne entries were short, well-written and funny. Just this past week, I explained the difference between &quot;further&quot; and &quot;farther&quot; to my co-workers--something I learned from Strunk &#039;n&#039; White.</description>
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<p>This slim volume taught me more about language and writing than most of my English courses, and I remember what I learned because tne entries were short, well-written and funny. Just this past week, I explained the difference between &#8220;further&#8221; and &#8220;farther&#8221; to my co-workers&#8211;something I learned from Strunk &#8216;n&#8217; White.</p>
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