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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... proposed in the class of rhetoric , is to teach them to apply the rules , and imitate the mo- dels or examples set before them , all the care of maf- ters with regard to eloquence is reduced to these three heads ; precepts , the ...
... proposed in the class of rhetoric , is to teach them to apply the rules , and imitate the mo- dels or examples set before them , all the care of maf- ters with regard to eloquence is reduced to these three heads ; precepts , the ...
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... proposed prizes also for them . By this method I kept the whole class in continual exercise . All their compositions were as much laboured as those which were made for places ; and the scholars were like soldiers who every moment expect ...
... proposed prizes also for them . By this method I kept the whole class in continual exercise . All their compositions were as much laboured as those which were made for places ; and the scholars were like soldiers who every moment expect ...
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... proposed to youth , either for reading , or for fubjects of composition , are very well * adapted to raise their genius , and enlarge the inventive faculty , especially when explained and illustrated by an able matter ; which was one ...
... proposed to youth , either for reading , or for fubjects of composition , are very well * adapted to raise their genius , and enlarge the inventive faculty , especially when explained and illustrated by an able matter ; which was one ...
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... proposed , for instance , to affect and melt the auditors , and to terrify them by a view of the evils which threaten them , to raise a just indignation in them against vice , to employ earnest intreaties ; would not an orator be ...
... proposed , for instance , to affect and melt the auditors , and to terrify them by a view of the evils which threaten them , to raise a just indignation in them against vice , to employ earnest intreaties ; would not an orator be ...
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... proposed the example of Constantine to him , who , being importuned by his courtiers to display his vengeance on fome feditious people that had disfigured his statues by throwing stones at them , did nothing more than stroke his face ...
... proposed the example of Constantine to him , who , being importuned by his courtiers to display his vengeance on fome feditious people that had disfigured his statues by throwing stones at them , did nothing more than stroke his face ...
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