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.
a number of cases a number of his a number of us ahead of another ahead of time (tm) another side of aware of aware of his aware of many aware of most *city of Annapolis city of Newark city of Newport danger of delay danger of fire danger of his danger of that danger of this danger of those day of January day of June day of July day of October day of November each of each of a each of his each of us each of his own each of them each of this each of which each of your great number of
I am aware of in receipt of them in sight of (I. D.) inside of
it is said of another it is said of us lack of information lack of knowledge much of much of his much of his own much of that much of this much of your own number of bills number of books number of his number of us number of names number of packages number of necessary number of pages number of papers out of out of a out of the out of fashion out of his out of nothing out of patience out of this out of that out of time (tm) out of town
*Of following City is often omitted and the next word joined, leaving of to be supplied by context.
out of temper
outside of that
right of another
right of action
right of possession
right side of them
state of decay
state of neglect
*State of New York
State of New Jersey
State of Texas
such are of
such are of no account
such of
such of a
such of his
such of us
such of his neighbors
such of those
such of them such of your own such were of this class such were of this kind time of day time of night time of payment which are of which are of another which are of bes(t) make which are of bes(t) material which are of necessity which are of no account which are of no value which are of that class which are of those classes which are of this class which are of this kind
"it" or "its" expressed by halving.
506. A full-length stroke to which of has been attached by the v hook, may be made half-length to add it, which may be converted into its by adding a circle to the hook,
thus: out of
out of it
out of its
507. Write the following:
aware of it each of its much of it much of its out of it
out of its such of it such of its said of it said of its
*Of following State is often omitted, and the next word joined, leaving of to be supplied by context. (See Paragraph 557.)
 
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