Curt Howland wrote: >> "It is moral weakness, rather than villainy, that accounts for >> most of the evil in the universe -- and feeble-hearted allies, far >> rather than your most powerful enemies, who are likeliest to do you >> an injury you cannot recover from." >
I see no reason for the from at all. Some people get paid by the word though. lol > Oh, I just realized, shouldn't that be "from which you cannot > recover"? It which case wording would have been better. > > Ooo Ooo! I could be a Grammar Nazi! > > No, I'm much more like the song from 1776: > > "Mr Adams, but, Mr Adams, > I don't write with any stile or propper etiquette. > I don't know a participle from a predicate! > I am just a simple cobbler from Connecticut." > Love it. Goat
