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1
Nevertheless the subject has a practical aspect which is definable in
plain
prose
.
2
Rather a pretty story, even in
plain
prose
,
is it not?
3
The words of the poet are substantiated by the
plain
prose
of the dictionary maker.
4
Established
plain
prose
officials do better for our English.
5
In
plain
prose
,
I'm just plodding on-Godknows whither.
6
A man may venture to say that in verse which it is perilous to utter in
plain
prose
.
7
In
plain
prose
I didn't get home to dress until eleven, and the snow makes it hard going.
8
I prefer the lawyer's
plain
prose
.
9
He deviated, however, sometimes into other tracks of literature, and condescended to entertain his readers with
plain
prose
.
10
Lastly compare the whole with such an account as you or I or Cluvienus would write in
plain
prose
:
-
11
There has been a great deal of poetry and very little
plain
prose
written about the valley of Mexico.
12
In Jonathan Fitzgibbons's rather
plain
prose
Cromwell's Head, readers are treated to a scholarly portrait of the butcher butchered.
13
The story has been enshrined in poetry by Longfellow, but we must be content to give it in
plain
prose
.
14
They are rather apt to think that a poetry book is but dull reading, and they much prefer
plain
prose
.
15
My friends and neighbours, no poet am I; but always wrongs burn in the heart until
plain
prose
cannot utter them.
16
I BEG your pardon for this sally, and will, if I can, continue the rest of my account in
plain
prose
.
plain
prose
plain