Fowler lists five instances where a careless writer can go wrong. There is really no excuse, Fowler says ( not he says! ), but here we give examples of his third case only, where there should not be two parties justifying even a momentary doubt about which the pronoun represents.
Fowler lists 5 instances where a writer can go wrong. There is no excuse, Fowler says, but here we give examples, where there should not be 2 parties justifying a doubt about which it represents.