Rhetoric and CompositionH. Holt, 1906 - 259 стор. |
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... hand , to note down the feature of the scene or commemorate some halting stanzas . Thus I lived with words . And what I thus wrote was for no ulterior use , it was written consciously for practice . It was not so much that I wished to ...
... hand , to note down the feature of the scene or commemorate some halting stanzas . Thus I lived with words . And what I thus wrote was for no ulterior use , it was written consciously for practice . It was not so much that I wished to ...
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... hand at writing will at once recognize . Sentences or paragraphs which are models in themselves may be far from effective when used with other sentences or paragraphs as parts of a larger whole . They must be made to fit into their ...
... hand at writing will at once recognize . Sentences or paragraphs which are models in themselves may be far from effective when used with other sentences or paragraphs as parts of a larger whole . They must be made to fit into their ...
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... hand and strung together in a haphazard way . It must have organic character . All its parts must be bound to- gether and must contribute towards the production of some given effect . That is to say , it must have a central idea running ...
... hand and strung together in a haphazard way . It must have organic character . All its parts must be bound to- gether and must contribute towards the production of some given effect . That is to say , it must have a central idea running ...
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... hand , if he is an opponent of the game , his procedure will , of course , be just the opposite . If , however , he takes no definite attitude towards the game and has no theme to develop , he will have no principle to guide him in the ...
... hand , if he is an opponent of the game , his procedure will , of course , be just the opposite . If , however , he takes no definite attitude towards the game and has no theme to develop , he will have no principle to guide him in the ...
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... hand , and the effectiveness of the composition will be to that extent impaired . 19. Planning the discourse . The arrangement of the material of a discourse is , obviously , a matter requiring some forethought . Good coherence in the ...
... hand , and the effectiveness of the composition will be to that extent impaired . 19. Planning the discourse . The arrangement of the material of a discourse is , obviously , a matter requiring some forethought . Good coherence in the ...
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A. R. Wallace animals appearance argument Arlo Bates assertions beautiful beginning called CHAPTER characters classification clauses clear common composition conclusion contract coördinate course deal deductive defined discourse distinct division effect essential example exposition expressed fact fact of murder feet following passage genus give hand Hence Hester Prynne hypothesis idea illustration imagination inductive Inductive reasoning infer kind Lafcadio Hearn less logical look method Middlemarch mind Minor premise misused Mother Shipton narration narrative nature ness never observed Ordinarily Oregon Trail paragraph particular periodic sentence persuasion phrases point of view premises principles proposition purpose R. L. Stevenson reader reasoning regarded relation Rhetoric seldom sense sentence species Stevenson story structure style SUBJECTS FOR THEMES SUGGESTED SUBJECTS Sullivan's Island syllogisms term testimonial evidence things thought tion tive topic truth unity variety whole wishes words writer
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