Persuade
Here it is with a "u."
I'm beginning to think the contemporary insistence (can I say "fanaticism?") with spelling is just that: contemporary.
Perhaps another gift from Strunk and White.
Persuade
Here it is with a "u."
I'm beginning to think the contemporary insistence (can I say "fanaticism?") with spelling is just that: contemporary.
Perhaps another gift from Strunk and White.
shortness
"omit needless words!"
A refrain of Strunk's. This Sprat fellow sounds like he would get along with Strunk and White.
Within a couple of decades Strunk was a full professor of English, and decided to privately publish a little book called The Elements of Style (1918).
Such a famous book! (For nerds!)