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Shorten my words? Never!
I wouldn't dare sacrifice my education. Some days, though, it seems to be the way to go when talking to the nation. Pare down my speech? A sacrifice! You ought to exercise your brain. a new word or two couldn't possibly hurt, unless you feel new words aren't worth the gain. Sometimes, I wonder if I did the right thing: opening books, writing intricate works and using new terms... was I the only one trying? I sometimes feel I am alone in learning new words. What a shock! Someone learning! I've become a black sheep in an intellectual herd slipping backwards. Did I make that word up? No way! Check your dictionary! Is it my fault that you're too lazy to find a word you don't know? Hearing that from other writers...is kind of scary. So how should I handle this display of ignorance? I guess I should continue to write, maintain my style and be willing to take a verbal chance.
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