A Manual of English Prose Literature: Biographical and Critical, Designed Mainly to Show Characteristics of StyleGinn, 1895 - Всего страниц: 552 |
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... never be fixed form . upon the The following out of this principle is not so easy as it appears . One is safe to assert that it will never be carried out thoroughly till it is made an important part of school drill . Without some such ...
... never be fixed form . upon the The following out of this principle is not so easy as it appears . One is safe to assert that it will never be carried out thoroughly till it is made an important part of school drill . Without some such ...
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... never be pleaded as an excuse for want of perspicuity ; that if an author's ideas are clear , he should always be able to make them perspicuous to others . Perspicuous , as Blair understands the word , means easily seen through ; and it ...
... never be pleaded as an excuse for want of perspicuity ; that if an author's ideas are clear , he should always be able to make them perspicuous to others . Perspicuous , as Blair understands the word , means easily seen through ; and it ...
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... never have thought of huddling together all the emotional quali ties under the name of vivacity.1 There are three broadly dis tinguished emotional qualities — strength , pathos , and the ludi crous ; and each of these is a general name ...
... never have thought of huddling together all the emotional quali ties under the name of vivacity.1 There are three broadly dis tinguished emotional qualities — strength , pathos , and the ludi crous ; and each of these is a general name ...
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... never absolutely acquired . Had the appendix to the first edition of the Confes- sions been reprinted , he might have been spared this accusation . He there ex- plains why , in the narrative as originally written in the ' London ...
... never absolutely acquired . Had the appendix to the first edition of the Confes- sions been reprinted , he might have been spared this accusation . He there ex- plains why , in the narrative as originally written in the ' London ...
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... never finish anything " -and the Gallery never received more than two celebrities , Lessing and Kant , the series ending with the third instalment . From 1825 to 1849 he wrote a great deal for ' Black- wood , ' contributing altogether ...
... never finish anything " -and the Gallery never received more than two celebrities , Lessing and Kant , the series ending with the third instalment . From 1825 to 1849 he wrote a great deal for ' Black- wood , ' contributing altogether ...
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