Which is correct, "So forth and so on" or "So on and so forth"?

BOSFLASH2015-12-10T17:34:27Z

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They are both correct. They both mean a continuation of whatever is going on or went before.

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Murzy2015-12-10T16:57:39Z

So on and so forth

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?2015-12-10T17:11:20Z

I think the second one

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g2015-12-10T16:53:44Z

The latter is most common.

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?2015-12-10T17:21:02Z

So on and ...

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