Style and Proportion: The Language of Prose and PoetryLittle, Brown, 1967 - Всего страниц: 212 |
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... phrase of time ; then two phrases of place ; then two contrasting clauses of consequence ; then the subject qualified , first by an adjective and then by a participle controlling two disjunctive alternative phrases ; finally , the verb ...
... phrase of time ; then two phrases of place ; then two contrasting clauses of consequence ; then the subject qualified , first by an adjective and then by a participle controlling two disjunctive alternative phrases ; finally , the verb ...
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... phrases and clauses , and that its explicit connectives are strong in the same way , balancing prepositions and conjunctions , with emphasis on the subordinating relative pronoun and on prepositions like by and to in phrases of motion ...
... phrases and clauses , and that its explicit connectives are strong in the same way , balancing prepositions and conjunctions , with emphasis on the subordinating relative pronoun and on prepositions like by and to in phrases of motion ...
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... phrase , and the length of the final word . Now Keats is doing even more than Spenser and Milton did to subdue the ... phrases . The line " To the end of the town , the world came and went ” may become Το the end of the town , the ...
... phrase , and the length of the final word . Now Keats is doing even more than Spenser and Milton did to subdue the ... phrases . The line " To the end of the town , the world came and went ” may become Το the end of the town , the ...
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Styles in British Prose | 22 |
Styles in American Prose | 62 |
Styles in Prose and Poetry | 79 |
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