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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... ibid . ARTICLE II . An Effay on the method of forming youth for compofing , either by word of mouth , or by writing 15 I. Encomium on Cæfar's clemency 16 Cæfar's clemency in pardoning Marcellus is much more glorious than all his ...
... ibid . ARTICLE II . An Effay on the method of forming youth for compofing , either by word of mouth , or by writing 15 I. Encomium on Cæfar's clemency 16 Cæfar's clemency in pardoning Marcellus is much more glorious than all his ...
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... ibid . III . Parallel . The Queen ferving the poor in the Ho- spital , and sharing in the King's glory and triumph 31 IV . Parallel between a wicked and an ignorant Judge Common Places CHAP III . ibid . 32 Of reading and explaining of ...
... ibid . III . Parallel . The Queen ferving the poor in the Ho- spital , and sharing in the King's glory and triumph 31 IV . Parallel between a wicked and an ignorant Judge Common Places CHAP III . ibid . 32 Of reading and explaining of ...
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... ibid . The Antithesis , Distribution , and fuch - like Figures 150 Figures of Allufion 154 Figures with regard to thoughts 156 1. To address inanimate things 162 2. To give speech to things inanimate 163 IMAGES . 170- ARTICLE VI . Of ...
... ibid . The Antithesis , Distribution , and fuch - like Figures 150 Figures of Allufion 154 Figures with regard to thoughts 156 1. To address inanimate things 162 2. To give speech to things inanimate 163 IMAGES . 170- ARTICLE VI . Of ...
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... ibid . 258 260 261 V. Wife emulation remote from mean and low jea- loufy SECTION IV . Of the Eloquence of the Pulpit t PART the FIRST . 263 266 Of the manner in which a Preacher ought to deliver himself ibid . I. Duty I. Duty of a ...
... ibid . 258 260 261 V. Wife emulation remote from mean and low jea- loufy SECTION IV . Of the Eloquence of the Pulpit t PART the FIRST . 263 266 Of the manner in which a Preacher ought to deliver himself ibid . I. Duty I. Duty of a ...
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... ibid . 269 273 To please , and for that end , to speak in a florid and polite manner FIRST DEFEСТ . Taking too much pains about the ornaments SECOND FAULT . ibid , 277 The being too negligent of the ornaments of speech III . Duty of a ...
... ibid . 269 273 To please , and for that end , to speak in a florid and polite manner FIRST DEFEСТ . Taking too much pains about the ornaments SECOND FAULT . ibid , 277 The being too negligent of the ornaments of speech III . Duty of a ...
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