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... words men's wills , feelings , and opinions . The common short way of describing Rhetoric is to call it the Art of Persuasion . " I should have been quite content to adopt this as intelligible and sufficiently comprehensive , if it had ...
... words men's wills , feelings , and opinions . The common short way of describing Rhetoric is to call it the Art of Persuasion . " I should have been quite content to adopt this as intelligible and sufficiently comprehensive , if it had ...
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... words . The first care , therefore , of him who would be a master of the Art , is to acquire an ample and effective stock of words , and to be ready and adroit in their employment . Our English youth , who aspires to be a successful ...
... words . The first care , therefore , of him who would be a master of the Art , is to acquire an ample and effective stock of words , and to be ready and adroit in their employment . Our English youth , who aspires to be a successful ...
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... word to be used in English until the right word came to his mind , and then to proceed . Mr. Pitt stated that he had assiduously followed this practice . We may conclude that at first he had often to De Oratore , i . , ch . 33 . Lord ...
... word to be used in English until the right word came to his mind , and then to proceed . Mr. Pitt stated that he had assiduously followed this practice . We may conclude that at first he had often to De Oratore , i . , ch . 33 . Lord ...
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... word , but that he found the difficulties gradually disappear , until what was a toil to him at first , became at last ... words , to the practice which his own father had taught him in early life , to read every day over to himself some ...
... word , but that he found the difficulties gradually disappear , until what was a toil to him at first , became at last ... words , to the practice which his own father had taught him in early life , to read every day over to himself some ...
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... words , where they sufficiently express your meaning , and if the sentence made up from them is not likely to jar on the hearers as uncouth , or to give offence as affected and grotesque . If a word , or a number of words of Latin ...
... words , where they sufficiently express your meaning , and if the sentence made up from them is not likely to jar on the hearers as uncouth , or to give offence as affected and grotesque . If a word , or a number of words of Latin ...
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