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... words , when little mixed with others , arrange themselves naturally in shorter groups , than is the case when a great proportion of words of Latin origin are employed by the composer . And , as a rule , the short- sentence style is far ...
... words , when little mixed with others , arrange themselves naturally in shorter groups , than is the case when a great proportion of words of Latin origin are employed by the composer . And , as a rule , the short- sentence style is far ...
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... words were placed . Often also you may retort with crushing effect by adding another speech from the same dialogue , in which Shakespeare makes another character of the play confute or ridicule the sentiment expressed in the passage ...
... words were placed . Often also you may retort with crushing effect by adding another speech from the same dialogue , in which Shakespeare makes another character of the play confute or ridicule the sentiment expressed in the passage ...
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... words the minds of others . I recommend in Dryden the poems only of what is called his Second Period , comprising among other things the " Religio Laici , " the " Mac Flecknoe , " and , above all , the " Absolom and Achitophel . " the ...
... words the minds of others . I recommend in Dryden the poems only of what is called his Second Period , comprising among other things the " Religio Laici , " the " Mac Flecknoe , " and , above all , the " Absolom and Achitophel . " the ...
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... words men's wills , feelings , and opinions . I believe that modern writers do well in retaining the old Aristotelian divisions of Rhetoric into three branches , " a division which is determined by the characters of the several kinds of ...
... words men's wills , feelings , and opinions . I believe that modern writers do well in retaining the old Aristotelian divisions of Rhetoric into three branches , " a division which is determined by the characters of the several kinds of ...
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... words , but to do it dis- creetly . He says in one place , " In order to attack what others have said , or to defend what you have said , either omit a word , or add one ; or else change one word for another , a little softer , or a ...
... words , but to do it dis- creetly . He says in one place , " In order to attack what others have said , or to defend what you have said , either omit a word , or add one ; or else change one word for another , a little softer , or a ...
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