A Text-book on Rhetoric (1882) |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 90
Page 110
... ( Lesson 31 ) . Perspicuity defined ( Lesson 31 ) . 1. The Topic . 2. The Author's Indi- viduality . 3. Authority . 1. Upon the Author's Mastery of his Subject ( Lesson 31 ) . II . Upon the Use of Words ( Lessons 31-40 and 43 ) . 1. Use ...
... ( Lesson 31 ) . Perspicuity defined ( Lesson 31 ) . 1. The Topic . 2. The Author's Indi- viduality . 3. Authority . 1. Upon the Author's Mastery of his Subject ( Lesson 31 ) . II . Upon the Use of Words ( Lessons 31-40 and 43 ) . 1. Use ...
Page 135
... ( Lesson 44 ) . I. The Comparison , or Simile . Rhetorical Value ( Les- sons 44 , 45 , 47 , 55 , and 56 ) . II . The ... ( Lesson 47 ) . Faded and So - called Mixed Metaphors ( Lessons 48 , 55. and 561 . Comparisons and Metaphors Containing ...
... ( Lesson 44 ) . I. The Comparison , or Simile . Rhetorical Value ( Les- sons 44 , 45 , 47 , 55 , and 56 ) . II . The ... ( Lesson 47 ) . Faded and So - called Mixed Metaphors ( Lessons 48 , 55. and 561 . Comparisons and Metaphors Containing ...
Page 160
... ( Lesson 61 ) . ( What Parts of Speech IV . Idioms and Proverbs and other Quotations ( Lessons 62 and 63 ) . ( The Idiom . An Idiom of Expres sion or Construction . ) V. The Climax ( Lesson 64 ) . ( Anti - climax . ) VI . The Period ...
... ( Lesson 61 ) . ( What Parts of Speech IV . Idioms and Proverbs and other Quotations ( Lessons 62 and 63 ) . ( The Idiom . An Idiom of Expres sion or Construction . ) V. The Climax ( Lesson 64 ) . ( Anti - climax . ) VI . The Period ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
addressed adjective adverb arrangement beauty begin Bring called carried character clauses close common complex compound compound sentences connected construction containing death dependent Direction discourse energy English expression facts fall feeling feet figure followed foot give Grammar grow head heart human iambus illustrating important independent intellect Kellogg kind language learned leaves less LESSON letter light literature living look marked meaning metaphors mind modifiers nature never noun object paragraphs period person phrases poetry points present proper prose pupil question reader reason relation rhetoric rules seen sense sentences side simple single sound speak speech stand stream style substituted syllable teach things thou thought tion truth turn verse whole words write written