The Elements of Elocution and Correct ReadingT. Laurie, 1871 - 170 páginas |
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... force in the same key , whereas high and low imply a change of key . A man may speak louder or softer in the same key ; when he speaks higher or lower , he changes his key . So that the business of every one is to proportion the force ...
... force in the same key , whereas high and low imply a change of key . A man may speak louder or softer in the same key ; when he speaks higher or lower , he changes his key . So that the business of every one is to proportion the force ...
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... Force . EXCLAMATION , Command , and Apostrophe . I. - Exclamation denotes those emotions of the mind which are commonly connected with surprise or strongly excited feeling . The sign of Exclamation is ( ! ) . The repetition of a subject ...
... Force . EXCLAMATION , Command , and Apostrophe . I. - Exclamation denotes those emotions of the mind which are commonly connected with surprise or strongly excited feeling . The sign of Exclamation is ( ! ) . The repetition of a subject ...
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... Force . CLIMAX OR AMPLIFICATION . Climax or Amplification has its basis in Enumeration or Series ; but as a figure of Rhetoric and Elocution has much greater force when its subjects successively in- crease in importance , and it is used ...
... Force . CLIMAX OR AMPLIFICATION . Climax or Amplification has its basis in Enumeration or Series ; but as a figure of Rhetoric and Elocution has much greater force when its subjects successively in- crease in importance , and it is used ...
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1 ANGER AND RAGEAdams Anger against | 1 |
CHAP | 2 |
Against Idleness | 11 |
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