The Practical Elements of Rhetoric: With Illustrative Examples 1887 |
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Page 210
... perhaps be regarded merely as sections of an ideal structure represented by this form . In this type of paragraph , the subject is expressed in the form of a definite assertion , and then developed , by proof or illustration or some ...
... perhaps be regarded merely as sections of an ideal structure represented by this form . In this type of paragraph , the subject is expressed in the form of a definite assertion , and then developed , by proof or illustration or some ...
Page 309
... perhaps , the kind of abstract that there is most frequent occasion to make , in real literature . - Value of Abstract as a Disciplinary Exercise . In common with the other processes detailed in the present chapter , while in itself a ...
... perhaps , the kind of abstract that there is most frequent occasion to make , in real literature . - Value of Abstract as a Disciplinary Exercise . In common with the other processes detailed in the present chapter , while in itself a ...
Page 451
... perhaps a word should be said to students . In the college world , too , men inevitably find their level . I have seen men whose rising to speak on any topic before their classmates only produced a broad grin , the broader as the ...
... perhaps a word should be said to students . In the college world , too , men inevitably find their level . I have seen men whose rising to speak on any topic before their classmates only produced a broad grin , the broader as the ...
Contents
Definition of Rhetoric | 1 |
Style in General | 13 |
Diction | 27 |
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