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Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases

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Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases
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ISBN/ASIN: 1461136253
Number of pages: 315

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Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases is a practical handbook of pertinent expressions, striking similes, literary, commercial, conversational, and oratorical terms, for the embellishment of speech and literature, and the improvement of the vocabulary of those persons who read, write, and speak English. In this book, Grenville Kleiser furnishes an additional and an exceptional aid for those who would have a mint of phrases at their command from which to draw when in need of the golden mean for expressing thought.

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