A Text-book on Rhetoric (1882) |
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... ARRANGEMENT OF WORDS , PHRASES , AND CLAUSES . This is a matter of supreme importance , and one not always carefully attended to even by the best of authors . One cannot rely upon punctuation to correct blunders of position . Place ( 1 ) ...
... ARRANGEMENT OF WORDS , PHRASES , AND CLAUSES . This is a matter of supreme importance , and one not always carefully attended to even by the best of authors . One cannot rely upon punctuation to correct blunders of position . Place ( 1 ) ...
Page 105
... forbidden to become king or any other man . Direction . Bring in sentences illustrating all these faulty arrange- ments , and correct them . LESSON 42 . ARRANGEMENT OF WORDS , PHRASES , AND Arrangement of Words , Phrases , etc. 105.
... forbidden to become king or any other man . Direction . Bring in sentences illustrating all these faulty arrange- ments , and correct them . LESSON 42 . ARRANGEMENT OF WORDS , PHRASES , AND Arrangement of Words , Phrases , etc. 105.
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Brainerd Kellogg. whele which the reader or listener carries away . The opposite arrangement gives us the anti - climax - an arrangement in every respect weak ; since , the last part being feeble , the whole is thought to be feeble ...
Brainerd Kellogg. whele which the reader or listener carries away . The opposite arrangement gives us the anti - climax - an arrangement in every respect weak ; since , the last part being feeble , the whole is thought to be feeble ...
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