The Method of Teaching and Studying the Belles Lettres; Or, An Introduction to Languages, Poetry, Rhetorick, History, Moral Philosophy, Physicks, &c. ...W. Strahan, 1769 |
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... Such a conduct raises contempt , and sometimee " hatred , in the auditors ; for there is something na- " turally great , noble , and fublime , in the heart of " man , which cannot bear a superior . For this reason " we are inclined to ...
... Such a conduct raises contempt , and sometimee " hatred , in the auditors ; for there is something na- " turally great , noble , and fublime , in the heart of " man , which cannot bear a superior . For this reason " we are inclined to ...
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... such reflections may be of great " service towards giving us a just taste of eloquence , " and may even form and improve the stile ; but je- " june and over - refined precepts only cramp the ge- " nius , and deprive orations of their ...
... such reflections may be of great " service towards giving us a just taste of eloquence , " and may even form and improve the stile ; but je- " june and over - refined precepts only cramp the ge- " nius , and deprive orations of their ...
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... such young people as had care taken of their education , applied themselves seriously to it , and spent several years under masters of rhetoric , as ap- pears from Quintilian . But , even in those days , they sometimes neglected that ...
... such young people as had care taken of their education , applied themselves seriously to it , and spent several years under masters of rhetoric , as ap- pears from Quintilian . But , even in those days , they sometimes neglected that ...
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... such as are best adapted to the capacities of youth , as fables , for instance ; for which end it will be proper to make them , read , for some weeks , those of Phædrus , which are a perfect model for that species of com- pofition ...
... such as are best adapted to the capacities of youth , as fables , for instance ; for which end it will be proper to make them , read , for some weeks , those of Phædrus , which are a perfect model for that species of com- pofition ...
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Charles Rollin. tuting others ; that he must supply them immediately with such phrases and periods , as may exalt and adorn their exercises ; which when he does not approve , he should make them go over again . He should dictate from ...
Charles Rollin. tuting others ; that he must supply them immediately with such phrases and periods , as may exalt and adorn their exercises ; which when he does not approve , he should make them go over again . He should dictate from ...
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