English Composition and Rhetoric: A ManualD. Appleton, 1884 - 343 páginas |
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... expression , and to render more delicate their discrimination of good and ill effects . As regards increasing the pupils ' fund of expression , the English teacher can do comparatively little . The reason is obvious . The command of ...
... expression , and to render more delicate their discrimination of good and ill effects . As regards increasing the pupils ' fund of expression , the English teacher can do comparatively little . The reason is obvious . The command of ...
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... expression . I know of no better method than to prescribe passages containing good mat- ter , but in some respects imperfectly worded , to be amended according to the laws and the proprieties of style . Our older writers might be ...
... expression . I know of no better method than to prescribe passages containing good mat- ter , but in some respects imperfectly worded , to be amended according to the laws and the proprieties of style . Our older writers might be ...
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... Expression of the Feelings or Passions ,. TASTE - ELEGANCE - POLISH - REFINEMENT . 131. Meanings of Taste , .... The Permanent and the Variable in Taste ,. CHAPTER V. 116 116 117 119 119 120 120 THE SENTENCE AND THE PARAGRAPH . THE ...
... Expression of the Feelings or Passions ,. TASTE - ELEGANCE - POLISH - REFINEMENT . 131. Meanings of Taste , .... The Permanent and the Variable in Taste ,. CHAPTER V. 116 116 117 119 119 120 120 THE SENTENCE AND THE PARAGRAPH . THE ...
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... expression ; as in the first ex- ample given above . A Trope is the conversion of a word from its proper signification to another , in order to give force , as in the second example above . The distinction is more in appear- ance than ...
... expression ; as in the first ex- ample given above . A Trope is the conversion of a word from its proper signification to another , in order to give force , as in the second example above . The distinction is more in appear- ance than ...
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... expression . ( 2. ) The degree of elevation should be within the bounds that the hearer can tolerate . ( See HYPERBOLE . ) ( 3. ) The similitude should be neither obvious nor trite . Some degree of novelty , originality , or rarity , is ...
... expression . ( 2. ) The degree of elevation should be within the bounds that the hearer can tolerate . ( See HYPERBOLE . ) ( 3. ) The similitude should be neither obvious nor trite . Some degree of novelty , originality , or rarity , is ...
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