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{{quote|''"Good prose is like a window pane."''|'''[[George Orwell]]'''}}
{{quote|''"Good prose is like a window pane."''|'''[[George Orwell]]'''}}


{{quote|''"Sometimes, it's unavoidable to say, 'You miss. He hits. You take 7 damage.'"''|'''[[Dungeons and Dragons]]: Dungeon Master's Guide'''}}
{{quote|''"Sometimes, it's unavoidable to say, 'You miss. He hits. You take 7 damage.'"''|'''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]: Dungeon Master's Guide'''}}


{{quote|''"He came to the river. The river was there."''|'''[[Ernest Hemingway]]''', "Big Two-Hearted River"}}
{{quote|''"He came to the river. The river was there."''|'''[[Ernest Hemingway]]''', "Big Two-Hearted River"}}
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Latest revision as of 09:12, 10 April 2017


"Adjectives are unnecessary."
"Good prose is like a window pane."
"Sometimes, it's unavoidable to say, 'You miss. He hits. You take 7 damage.'"
Dungeons & Dragons: Dungeon Master's Guide
"He came to the river. The river was there."
Ernest Hemingway, "Big Two-Hearted River"
"He has never used a word where the reader might check his usage by a dictionary."