However improper it might once have been, it is now an innocent synonime." "The use again of the word thou for you, as insisted upon by the Quakers, leads them frequently into false grammar.

'Thee knowest,' and terms like these, are not unusual in Quaker mouths.

Now the Quakers, though they defended the word thou for you on the notion, that they ought not to accustom their lips to flattery, defended it also strenuously on the notion, that they were strictly adhering to grammar-rules.

But all such terms as 'thee knowest,' and others of a similar kind, must recoil upon themselves as incorrect, and as censurable, even upon their own ground." "The word you again may be considered as a singular, as well as a plural expression.

The world use it in this manner.