A System of Rhetoric: In a Method Entirely New; Ccontaining All the Tropes and Figures Necessary to Illustrate the Classics, Both Poetical and HistoricalAlex. Stewart, 86, Bride-Street, 1806 - Всего страниц: 99 |
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... Softening . 14. Civility . 15. De- traction . 16. Bitter Taunt . 17. A Proverb . 18. A Riddle . 19. A Reciprocation . 20. Continuation . Anaphora gives more sentences one head ; As readily appears THE ART OF RHETORIC . 3.
... Softening . 14. Civility . 15. De- traction . 16. Bitter Taunt . 17. A Proverb . 18. A Riddle . 19. A Reciprocation . 20. Continuation . Anaphora gives more sentences one head ; As readily appears THE ART OF RHETORIC . 3.
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... sentences one head ; As readily appears to those that read . Epiftrophe more fentences doth clofe 21 22 23 24 25 With the fame words , whether in verse or profe . Symploce joins thefe figures both together , And from both join'd makes ...
... sentences one head ; As readily appears to those that read . Epiftrophe more fentences doth clofe 21 22 23 24 25 With the fame words , whether in verse or profe . Symploce joins thefe figures both together , And from both join'd makes ...
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... sentence by a double fence . Parolce particles doth oft ' apply , Which needlefs are and nothing fignify . Figures of defect in Syntax . Elleipfis leaves a word or fentence out , When the conciseness causes not a doubt . EXAMPLES . 64 ...
... sentence by a double fence . Parolce particles doth oft ' apply , Which needlefs are and nothing fignify . Figures of defect in Syntax . Elleipfis leaves a word or fentence out , When the conciseness causes not a doubt . EXAMPLES . 64 ...
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... Sentences . Q. What is a . Trope ? A. A Trope ( fo called from Tpi , to turn ) is the elegant Turning of a Word , from its native and proper to a relative improved Sense . Q. How many , and what are the Chief Tropes ? A. The Chief Trops ...
... Sentences . Q. What is a . Trope ? A. A Trope ( fo called from Tpi , to turn ) is the elegant Turning of a Word , from its native and proper to a relative improved Sense . Q. How many , and what are the Chief Tropes ? A. The Chief Trops ...
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... Many are called , but Few are chofen . Matth . xxii . 13 , 14 , See Acts xix . 19 , 20.- -Acclamation , or Sentences contain- ing lively remarks , - Q. What is Anaphora ? 1 2 A. Claufes Anaphora 42 THE ART OF RHETORIC .
... Many are called , but Few are chofen . Matth . xxii . 13 , 14 , See Acts xix . 19 , 20.- -Acclamation , or Sentences contain- ing lively remarks , - Q. What is Anaphora ? 1 2 A. Claufes Anaphora 42 THE ART OF RHETORIC .
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