Elements of Elocution: In which the Principles of Reading and Speaking are InvestigatedCooper and Wilson, 1799 - 398 |
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... force , beauty and harmony of language . But the bufinefs of this effay is not fo much to conftruct a new fyftem of punctuation , as to en- deavour to make the best use of that which is already established ; an attempt to reduce the ...
... force , beauty and harmony of language . But the bufinefs of this effay is not fo much to conftruct a new fyftem of punctuation , as to en- deavour to make the best use of that which is already established ; an attempt to reduce the ...
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... force and eafe , without fome interval for refpiration ; -for inftance , if we had the following fentence to read - A violent paffion for univerfal admiration produces the most ridiculous circumstances in the general behaviour of women ...
... force and eafe , without fome interval for refpiration ; -for inftance , if we had the following fentence to read - A violent paffion for univerfal admiration produces the most ridiculous circumstances in the general behaviour of women ...
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... force , and to continue this force till the objective cafe with all its adjuncts and concomitants are pronounced : this will appear evidently from the amplified fentence already produced ; which , though not a very common , is a very ...
... force , and to continue this force till the objective cafe with all its adjuncts and concomitants are pronounced : this will appear evidently from the amplified fentence already produced ; which , though not a very common , is a very ...
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... variety of conftruc- tion , and mark , as carefully as poffible , fuch paufes as are neceffary to pronounce them with clearness , force , and variety . A Practical Syftem of Rhetorical Punctuation . BEFORE we give ELOCUTION . 25.
... variety of conftruc- tion , and mark , as carefully as poffible , fuch paufes as are neceffary to pronounce them with clearness , force , and variety . A Practical Syftem of Rhetorical Punctuation . BEFORE we give ELOCUTION . 25.
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... force , variety , or eafe , ( each of which caufes will be fometimes fufficient reafon for a pause , where there is none in the fenfe ) -if , for any of thefe purposes , I fay , it were necef- fary to paufe in the first member of the ...
... force , variety , or eafe , ( each of which caufes will be fometimes fufficient reafon for a pause , where there is none in the fenfe ) -if , for any of thefe purposes , I fay , it were necef- fary to paufe in the first member of the ...
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