Elements of Elocution, 1781, Teil 1Scolar P., 1969 |
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... passion for praife produces excellent effects in women of fenfe . The paffion for praise is the subject , or nominative cafe to the verb produces , and excellent effects in women of fenfe , is the object or accufative cafe , with its ...
... passion for praife produces excellent effects in women of fenfe . The paffion for praise is the subject , or nominative cafe to the verb produces , and excellent effects in women of fenfe , is the object or accufative cafe , with its ...
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... passion for praise the most univer- fal and unlimited , produces often the most ridiculous confequences in women of the most exalted underflandings . - When I say , a violent and ungovernable paffion , I may paufe at violent to ...
... passion for praise the most univer- fal and unlimited , produces often the most ridiculous confequences in women of the most exalted underflandings . - When I say , a violent and ungovernable paffion , I may paufe at violent to ...
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... passion , which they modify ; unless another word , more united to them than they are to paffion , could be added , to make them form a diftinct class ; for , in this cafe , they would be as easily separable as two adjectives after a ...
... passion , which they modify ; unless another word , more united to them than they are to paffion , could be added , to make them form a diftinct class ; for , in this cafe , they would be as easily separable as two adjectives after a ...
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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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