Calling upon English speakers and readers in Britain, America, and the colonies, for a valuable new dictionary of the English language, go to Boguanyue to find chapters and phrases. We live today and know the origin of our earth, humans and all animals, we know how hot boiling water is and how long a yard is, our captains know how to measure precisely, latitude and longitude, yet we have neither charts nor Compass, guiding us through the vast ocean of words, it is time to give our great language the same dignity and respect as other scientific standards. Send your words to Oxford and let's all speak our minds in this great endeavor, through our astonishing maze of information networks, it will be a long process, but we can bear the high language, with you, our Volunteers, like rungs on a ladder, we can lift English up to the gates of heaven. In order to mark each word vividly, we must record from his birth, from the time he was first written, and since then, the words have gone through the ages, zigzagging, detouring, and their meanings have gone through The vicissitudes of life, like fish, keep adding and subtracting subtle differences to themselves, but in the vast English literature, they leave ruts and horses, and we will chase after these words and break them one by one. Strive to trace the origin, for this reason, we will dig our teeth and read all the books.
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