Elements of Elocution, 1781, Teil 1Scolar P., 1969 |
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... writers or printers give him leave : but I must again obferve , that when I con- tend for the propriety , and even necessity , of paufing , where we find no points in writing or printing , I do not mean to dif- turb the present practice ...
... writers or printers give him leave : but I must again obferve , that when I con- tend for the propriety , and even necessity , of paufing , where we find no points in writing or printing , I do not mean to dif- turb the present practice ...
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... writing though we use it in speaking : till , therefore , we have a point , which , like one of the Hebrew points , at the fame time that it marks a diftinction between parts , marks a neceffary connexion between them alfo , we must be ...
... writing though we use it in speaking : till , therefore , we have a point , which , like one of the Hebrew points , at the fame time that it marks a diftinction between parts , marks a neceffary connexion between them alfo , we must be ...
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... writing , see p . 29 ; and why a paufe may be admitted , both in writing and speaking , be- , tween the fubftantive and adjective , when several adjec- tives follow the fubitantive , and not when the adjectives precede the fubftantive ...
... writing , see p . 29 ; and why a paufe may be admitted , both in writing and speaking , be- , tween the fubftantive and adjective , when several adjec- tives follow the fubitantive , and not when the adjectives precede the fubftantive ...
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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