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Page 27
... whole House , it is open to a single member to put down notice of opposition to the Bill : when this has been done it cannot be proceeded with after half - past twelve o'clock at night , and the member in charge of the Bill must remain ...
... whole House , it is open to a single member to put down notice of opposition to the Bill : when this has been done it cannot be proceeded with after half - past twelve o'clock at night , and the member in charge of the Bill must remain ...
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... whole volume in order to discuss it fully . I may , however , be able in a limited number of pages to give some useful hints on it ; and the strange dearth of serviceable treatises on this very important and interesting branch of ...
... whole volume in order to discuss it fully . I may , however , be able in a limited number of pages to give some useful hints on it ; and the strange dearth of serviceable treatises on this very important and interesting branch of ...
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... whole . The running style may be represented by a straight line , which may be eut short at any point , or prolonged to any point : the periodic style is a system of independent circles . The period may be formed , either , so to say ...
... whole . The running style may be represented by a straight line , which may be eut short at any point , or prolonged to any point : the periodic style is a system of independent circles . The period may be formed , either , so to say ...
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... whole passage on this subject in the 6th book of Quintilian is very fine . Hamilton , too , deserves attention again here . While attributing the greatest importance to the Passions , he is himself cynical and sneering to the end . He ...
... whole passage on this subject in the 6th book of Quintilian is very fine . Hamilton , too , deserves attention again here . While attributing the greatest importance to the Passions , he is himself cynical and sneering to the end . He ...
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... whole sack . " A false Metaphor , or a foolish Simile will give your opponent a terrible opportunity for raising a laugh at your expense ; and the Orator , who is well laughed at , is ruined , at least for the case in hand . Practice ...
... whole sack . " A false Metaphor , or a foolish Simile will give your opponent a terrible opportunity for raising a laugh at your expense ; and the Orator , who is well laughed at , is ruined , at least for the case in hand . Practice ...
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