With everyday beseechery we conjure English history.
Sheep and mutton, hook and button, English is the language glutton.
Some people take in kids; English takes in words.
Our English thesaurus is a monstrosity; it has given intemperate, unrestrained and inauspicious birth to effusiveness, loquacity, prolixity, wordiness, redundancy and verbosity.
Flail, flap, flicker, flee — word cousins are a mystery.
Cacoepy’s orthoepy intrinsically is uppity.
The winsome tongue has lost ugsome.
The OED has OCD.
To speak our language is innate, uttered without the slightest wait.
English began with a kinsman; it will end when their isn’t one.
Modern Thought Proverbs, Aphorisms and Epigrams 