The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-14
GOOD ENGLISH
IMPORTANCE OF EMPLOYING 1T IN EVERYDAY LIFE IS
NOT TO BE OVERLOOKED
(San Francisco Chronicle.)

An exponent OF the arts of ancient Greece who city,
criticised because he does speak good English mother
tongue Both in conversation and the accompany
his stage exhibitions he said to speak not only ingany
dramatically.
AS language the dress of thought thought aactvely
conveyed that not clothed in appropriate
to heritage than constitution country gave
us the tongue that Shakespeare spoke the fit splendid vehicle
as one has said for literature which does yield richness
variety and in majesty to that of Greece other country
1t duty which each person language
in which will constitute abuse of Language
notes the refined character finds it's expression
naturally in coarse refined phaseoOgy does not need
be profoundly educated speak correctly The reading of good
books which in these within the range every pocket will
give whose schooling has been of the slightest ready
mand of polite English
There languages which musical soncrous than
that which has been evolved from the union of the Teuonic and the
Romance FORMS but there which enrnes venerable
history combines highly the qualities of convenience express
which overesmae ought be treated with tender
and consideration indeed ought language by the people
speaking Language vehicle of thought it is great
efficient instrument in thinking No think wortiy while
using sove language which to convey the things which his mind
fashions.
way express thoughts is ipshod and
Language properly the servant of thought but may
easily times become the master rhyme Dryden sad had often
Popular education has done much America
said regard sancy mother
tongue desired People have acquired the habit of taking
liberties with that would have shocked of only the
recent past and persons who are careless and barely grammatical IN
their talk not be expected to be polished in their writings
follow of course that the language should stand still
Even occasional ocaed slang has its legitimate uses often express
ing idea that seate and meonored words would not CON
often bring from the schools which passes for humor at the
cheap theaters, is a disgrace to the country.
the baseball field the comic
other from which spring vugarisms which
we'll English indebted These phrases have
existence they the supply words
which the ux of the language makes Their exist
be but epemea seeing that they have adequate
foundation the evolution of the tongue and have meaning which
to generation would prove puzzle to determine.
person speak but he the of
others by the words which he the words creess chosen
loosely thrown together lacking quiet elegance and the sentences
which they form ungammaa they produce the nearer
pleasant effect.
the neegant English which currently springs
from the of the be cOmcal
laugh The of laughter hardly be overestmated
impossible apart produce only guf
disgust depending the the listener?
humOr incidents the ordinarily refined home? The
mOraizaon in such wit however, is that it generally
for the mpressonabe minds children of those who intellect
ualy a least still children.
Henry Giles whose delight of readers of half
well expressed the Importance of using English
he "Neer is the deep strong voice of the
voice of finer than the but mellow
heard which nger still the soened echoes
which, when they have ceased long after back memory
the murmurs of distant hymn
Language solemn thing out of leOut of its
and ecstas its and its To hppanty
carly, carelessy is criminal