Elements of Elocution, 1781, Teil 1Scolar P., 1969 |
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... - diately refer ; that is , forming distinct claffes refpecting each other , and forming one whole class refpecting the rest of the words in the fentence . Thus 1 Thus have we endeavoured to trace out the reason for 44 ELEMENTS OF.
... - diately refer ; that is , forming distinct claffes refpecting each other , and forming one whole class refpecting the rest of the words in the fentence . Thus 1 Thus have we endeavoured to trace out the reason for 44 ELEMENTS OF.
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... reason that the adjective was separated from its fubftantive in the fame fituation in the preceding rule ; that is , the verb to love excites an idea which the mind may contemplate for a moment feparately from the adverb which modifies ...
... reason that the adjective was separated from its fubftantive in the fame fituation in the preceding rule ; that is , the verb to love excites an idea which the mind may contemplate for a moment feparately from the adverb which modifies ...
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... it em- barrasses the reader , and obfcures rather than illustrates the meaning of the author : for which reason , we find good writers con- conftantly avoid a long and complicated parenthesis . The best E LOCUTION . 331.
... it em- barrasses the reader , and obfcures rather than illustrates the meaning of the author : for which reason , we find good writers con- conftantly avoid a long and complicated parenthesis . The best E LOCUTION . 331.
Inhalt
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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