14/05/06 21:44:50.98 LcWGQwCy
>>682
おう。
そういや今、米尼のOxford American Writer's Thesaurusのレビュー
読んでたんだけど、こういう文を日本の解釈書系の類書でも取り上げないの
かなあ。受験ではでてこないから駄目か。コメの人も褒めてるけど、
文章修業している人の文だよね。
Enough already? December 31, 2012
By Michael Slater
Tired of it all? Fed up with the daily nonsense? Feel like you can't take it anymore?
Here's a suggestion: Take a deeep breath, slowly count to ten, grab your favorite
beverage and sitting down in a comfortable chair randomly open your copy of
the newly released Oxford American Writer's Thesaurus. Pick a word, any word,
and start to read randomly. ( A word of warning, you may want to set an alarm
if you have something ― like dinner to make ― that absolutely must be done )
Let your eyes roam across the page and you will be reminded that, as a reader,
you are holding in your hands one of the most cleverly conceived escape mechanisms
of the 21st century. And then, if you, like me, find fascination in words as entities
unto themselves with a family tree of cousins, weird uncles, dusty smelling old
aunts and/or grandparent's who annoy the hell out of you, you will be transported.
This word leads to that which leans on the other and by then, fuddled, you note
that the road leads inexorably to being absolutely discombobulated and who
wouldn't want to go there? And as an added bonus, I can all but guarantee you
that you will finally put the book to rest with a smile in your brain.