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.
263. To a word with a final circle, a circle word-sign (especially us or his) may be added by converting the final circle into a double-sized circle. Illustrations:
bless us or bless his,
gives us or gives his
264. In the following exercise add us or his by changing a single circle to a double circle:
address, address us, address his. aids, aids us, aids his. amaze, amaze us, amaze his arouse, arouse us, arouse his authorize, authorize us, authorize his becomes, becomes us, becomes his bless, bless us, bless his brings, brings us, brings his calls, calls us, calls his cause, cause us, cause his choose, choose us, choose his crowns, crowns us, crowns his combines, combines us, combines his
does, does us, does his
embrace, embrace us, embrace his
gives, gives us, gives his
improves, improves us, improves his
it is, it is his
knows, knows us, knows his
makes, makes us, makes his
observes, observes us, observes his
place, place us, place his
praise, praise us, praise his
punishes, punishes us, punishes his
receives, receives us, receives his
refuse, refuse us, refuse his
saddens, saddens us, saddens his
surprise, surprise us, surprise his
sustains, sustains us, sustains his
takes, takes us, takes his
tells, tells us, tells his
thanks, thanks us, thanks his
 
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