This section is from the book "The Science And Art Of Phrase-Making", by David Wolfe Brown. Also available from Amazon: The science and art of phrase-making.
434. Subject to fundamental phrasing laws as to convenience of junction, legibility, etc., the n hook may be added to any full-length or double-length stroke to express
one. Illustrations: every one
some one
435. The n hook, when written for one, may take an s circle to express the possessive or the plural. Illustrations:
each one's
every one's
some one's
another one's
436. In the following exercise, one is to be expressed by the n hook, an s circle being added whenever necessary:
another one another one can be another one may be another one must another one must be any one
any one's
any one may respect
any one receives
any one recognizes
at one
at one assembly
at one showing
at one time (tm)
at one town
at one visit
by every one
by every one's
by some one
by such (a) one
by such (a) one's
by the other one
ca (n) such (a) one
each one
each one's
every one asks
every one does
every one fears
every one knows
every one says
every one shall be
every one's time (tm)
give every one
gives every one
I think every one
if every one does
if every one knows
if every one says
if some one
if some one asks
if some one was
if some one would be
if such (a) one
if such (a) one's
if the other one
if the other one can be
in each one (I. D.)
in each one's *no other one no other one's no other one can no other one receives no other one recognizes no other one requires no other one shall be
(shall upward) no other one will be of each one (I. D.) of each one's of every one of such (a) one of such (a) one's on each one (I. D.) on each one's on the other one's send another one some one some one's some one answers some one asked some one's position some one was some one was there some other one's such (a) one such (a) one's tell every one tells every one that is another one the other one the other one's there is another one to some one to such (a) one
*See Paragraph 415.
to some one or other (r) double-length)
to such (a) one's when another one*
437. Exception: No one should be written
not
in order to avoid a possible conflict between none and no one, involving, if not a variation of the sense, a loss of verbal accuracy.
438. Write the following:
no one no one dares no one denies no one does no one has been no one has said no one has seen
no one observes no one of you no one shall be no one thinks no one thought no one understands no one was
439. To the n hook representing one, the circle s may be added, when convenient, to represent is or has.
440. Write the following:
another one is any one is each one is every one is
every other one is no other one is some one is the other one is
"own." 441. To the ordinary signs of her, our, their and your the n hook may be added to express own. Illustrations: her own.
our own
their own
your own
*Neither if introduced into a phrase anywhere else than at the beginning, should be vocalized.
442. Write the following:
her own
her own admission her own advantage her own business her own decision her own discharge her own family her own information her own judgment her own knowledge her own position her own showing her own time (tm) our own
our own assumption our own knowledge our own name our own notion our own position our own time (tm) your own
your own business your own decision your own duty your own family your own judgment your own knowledge your own name your own notion your own opinion your own position your own time (tm) your own work about your own ability
about your own business about your own decision all your own all your own doing all your own fault if your own ability if your own information if your own knowledge if your own opinion if your own time (tm) in your own name in your own position in your own opinion in your own time (tm) it is your own it is your own business it is your own choice it is your own doing it is your own fault their own their own ability their own business their own fault their own position their own time (tm) all their own by their own by their own folly by their own industry by their own showing by their own testimony by their own violation do their own do their own business
give their own give their own information give their own judgment gives their own on their own (on downward) on their own part pay their own debts take their own all your own testimony at your own at your own option at your own position by your own ability by our own business by your own decision
by your own name
by your own neighbors
does your own business
for your own
for your own business
to your own
to your own disgrace
to your own shame
to your own testimony
to your own volition
with your own
 
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