I try to give my references in each post. Here is a list of the books I consult most frequently.
Brewer The Dictionary Phrase and Fable (1993 Wordsworth Edition)
Cruden’s Concordance (1930)
Holy Bible: New International Version (NIV)
The Bible Authorized Version (also known as King James Version, because he authorised it)
The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Current English (Seventh Edition 1982)
The Dictionary of Modern Phrase Graeme Donald, (fisrt published 1994)
The Penguin Dictionary of Quotations. J.M. and M.J. Cohen (first published 1960)
The Oxford Dictionary of Phrase, Saying, and Quotation (first published 1997)
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[…] My response to this week’s prompt for the promptless (Approach-approach conflict) is perhaps rather trivial. Someone has said, “We become our habits.” So perhaps how we make these day to day decisions about where to be at any given moment are not so trivial after all. A good quotation here is attributed to Charles Reade (The Oxford Dictionary of Phrase, Saying and Quotation) […]
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[…] I may also have a pile of books on the table. These are any (or all) of the books listed on my References page. I also refer to my copies of The Bible using the New International Version and the Authorised […]
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