A Text-book on Rhetoric (1882) |
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... sense and introduced into a sentence , unless it is formally introduced or is a noun clause used as subject and use the comma ( 12 ) after A , VIZ . , TO WIT , NAMELY , and TV , when they introduce examples or illustrations . CAPITAL ...
... sense and introduced into a sentence , unless it is formally introduced or is a noun clause used as subject and use the comma ( 12 ) after A , VIZ . , TO WIT , NAMELY , and TV , when they introduce examples or illustrations . CAPITAL ...
Page 98
... sense in different words . VERBOSITY Consists in the use of words , unnecessary , though not repeating the sense . REDUNDANCY consists in the addition of circumstances not essential to the sense . Avoiding these faults will not prevent ...
... sense in different words . VERBOSITY Consists in the use of words , unnecessary , though not repeating the sense . REDUNDANCY consists in the addition of circumstances not essential to the sense . Avoiding these faults will not prevent ...
Page 267
... sense . Soll is the strain when Z . . pley ' r gently blows , Amelihe smooth stream in smoother numbers flows ; But ... sense . Thinse heads , ils siomachs , are not sure the best lihiih nauscite all , and nothing can digrest . Titlet ...
... sense . Soll is the strain when Z . . pley ' r gently blows , Amelihe smooth stream in smoother numbers flows ; But ... sense . Thinse heads , ils siomachs , are not sure the best lihiih nauscite all , and nothing can digrest . Titlet ...
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