Salt Lake Tribune | 1906-07-29 | Page 21 | "Good English."

"Good English," In discussing editorially tho art of writing good English, the Now York Evening Post assorts, what wo may easily believe, that tho fault of most manuscript manu-script submitted to Its editors is not orralic punctuation, grammatical blunders blund-ers or improprieties. Theso aro superficial super-ficial vices. "Tho articles aro cloggod with words, all of thom correct, half of thom supcrlluous;" which recalls a passage pas-sage In Boswoll'3 "Johnson": "I took down Thompson," Eald Johnson, "and read aloud a largo portion of him, and then askod, 'Is not this fln87' Shlols having hav-ing oxpressod the highest admiration, 'Well, sir,' said I, 'I have omlttod every other lino.' "