Elements of Elocution, 1781, Teil 1Scolar P., 1969 |
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... Spectator , No 255 . The faculty [ taste , ] must in fome degree be born with us , and it very often happens , that those who have other qualities in perfection are wholly void of this . Spectator , No 409 . This therefore is a good ...
... Spectator , No 255 . The faculty [ taste , ] must in fome degree be born with us , and it very often happens , that those who have other qualities in perfection are wholly void of this . Spectator , No 409 . This therefore is a good ...
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... Spectator , N ° 160 . In this example we fee the falling in- flexion at world very properly marked with a femicolon , though followed by the word where , which feems fo intimately to connect them ; and which might be shown in a thousand ...
... Spectator , N ° 160 . In this example we fee the falling in- flexion at world very properly marked with a femicolon , though followed by the word where , which feems fo intimately to connect them ; and which might be shown in a thousand ...
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... Spectator , No 115 . and this paffage , in all the editions of the Spectator I have seen , is marked with a note of interrogation . Another writer in the Spectator speaking of the grandeur and beauty of heaven , fays : How great must be ...
... Spectator , No 115 . and this paffage , in all the editions of the Spectator I have seen , is marked with a note of interrogation . Another writer in the Spectator speaking of the grandeur and beauty of heaven , fays : How great must be ...
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INTRODUCTION Elocution defined | 3 |
Introduction to the Theory of the Inflexions | 112 |
First Method of explaining the Inflexions of | 118 |
Urheberrecht | |
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