If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but — H. W. Fowler
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If there is method here, it is hard to discern it. Let it be repeated: the use of capitals is a matter not or rules but of taste; but consistency is at least not a mark of bad taste.

— H. W. Fowler
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