Essays: Moral, Political and AestheticD. Appleton, 1888 - 428 páginas |
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... given to them . Lord Kaimes notices the fact that this order is preferable ; though without giving the reason . He says : - " When a circumstance is placed at the begin- ning of the period , or near the beginning , the transition from ...
... given to them . Lord Kaimes notices the fact that this order is preferable ; though without giving the reason . He says : - " When a circumstance is placed at the begin- ning of the period , or near the beginning , the transition from ...
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... given to wealth and title given ex- clusively to high achievements and intrinsic worth ! And then observe the superior effect of putting them irst : -Were the honour now given to wealth and title given exclusively to high achievements ...
... given to wealth and title given ex- clusively to high achievements and intrinsic worth ! And then observe the superior effect of putting them irst : -Were the honour now given to wealth and title given exclusively to high achievements ...
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... given for the choice and right use of them , we shall find the same fundamental requirement - economy of attention . It is indeed chiefly because they so well subserve this requirement , that figures of speech are em- ployed . To bring ...
... given for the choice and right use of them , we shall find the same fundamental requirement - economy of attention . It is indeed chiefly because they so well subserve this requirement , that figures of speech are em- ployed . To bring ...
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... given to figures of speech . The vituperation of the vulgar abounds with them : often , indeed , consists of little else . " Beast , " " brute , " " gallows rogue , " " cut - throat villain , " these , and other like metaphors and ...
... given to figures of speech . The vituperation of the vulgar abounds with them : often , indeed , consists of little else . " Beast , " " brute , " " gallows rogue , " " cut - throat villain , " these , and other like metaphors and ...
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... given by using those of an inferior kind . Further , we may infer from it not only that should we avoid generally combining our words in one manner , how IT CORRESPONDS TO HABITS OF THOUGHT . 45 ever good 44 THE PHILOSOPHY OF STYLE .
... given by using those of an inferior kind . Further , we may infer from it not only that should we avoid generally combining our words in one manner , how IT CORRESPONDS TO HABITS OF THOUGHT . 45 ever good 44 THE PHILOSOPHY OF STYLE .
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