Elements of Elocution in which the Principles of Reading and Speaking are Investigated ...: To which is Added a Complete System of the Passions, Showing how They Affect the Countenance, Tone of Voice, and Gesture of the Body. Exemplified by a Copious Selection of the Most Striking Passages of ShakespeareD. Mallory, 1810 - 379 էջ |
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... example is equivalent to , My hopes all centre in you , my fears all centre in you , & c . The second example is equivalent to , A good man is an ornament to the commonwealth , a wise man is an ornament to the commonwealth , & c . The ...
... example is equivalent to , My hopes all centre in you , my fears all centre in you , & c . The second example is equivalent to , A good man is an ornament to the commonwealth , a wise man is an ornament to the commonwealth , & c . The ...
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... examples is equivalent to , The Scots endured it all , and The Scots , who are a hardy people , endured it all : and ... EXAMPLE . But as this passion for admiration , when it works according to reason , improves the beautiful part of ...
... examples is equivalent to , The Scots endured it all , and The Scots , who are a hardy people , endured it all : and ... EXAMPLE . But as this passion for admiration , when it works according to reason , improves the beautiful part of ...
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... make the same pauses at produces , and in , we shall soon discover an essential difference . - For example : The passion for praise Beauzée Grammaire Generale . produces , excellent effects in , women of sense . 26 ELEMENTS OF.
... make the same pauses at produces , and in , we shall soon discover an essential difference . - For example : The passion for praise Beauzée Grammaire Generale . produces , excellent effects in , women of sense . 26 ELEMENTS OF.
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... EXAMPLE . After the Prince of Orange had got possession of the government of England - Scotland and Ireland remained still to be settled . Macpherson's History of England . The punctuation of the eye , and that of the ear , being thus ...
... EXAMPLE . After the Prince of Orange had got possession of the government of England - Scotland and Ireland remained still to be settled . Macpherson's History of England . The punctuation of the eye , and that of the ear , being thus ...
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... thousands of in- stances might be produced , where a pause is no more admissible between a substantive and an ad- jective in their inverted than in their natural order . For example , in the following lines from the Rape 36 ELEMENTS OF.
... thousands of in- stances might be produced , where a pause is no more admissible between a substantive and an ad- jective in their inverted than in their natural order . For example , in the following lines from the Rape 36 ELEMENTS OF.
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