The Science of Rhetoric: An Introduction to the Laws of Effective Discourse (1877)Scholars' Facsimiles & Reprints, 1999 - 318 sider |
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... explained by the general and established rules of the language , are susceptible ... of a different sense ... explaining : It is a science when it discovers and establishes the laws of discourse , and an art when the laws are applied in ...
... explained by the general and established rules of the language , are susceptible ... of a different sense ... explaining : It is a science when it discovers and establishes the laws of discourse , and an art when the laws are applied in ...
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... explained by the enumeration of the circumstances in which the moist- ure of atmospheric vapor condenses . Cause and effect are both included under this head . 3. The Method of Similars . A general notion may be explained by comparing ...
... explained by the enumeration of the circumstances in which the moist- ure of atmospheric vapor condenses . Cause and effect are both included under this head . 3. The Method of Similars . A general notion may be explained by comparing ...
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... explained by a series of metaphors , and a metaphor explained by a simile . He says of a morbid fancy , like the bat of Indian brakes , Her pinions fan the wound she makes , And soothing thus the dreamer's pain , She drinks the life ...
... explained by a series of metaphors , and a metaphor explained by a simile . He says of a morbid fancy , like the bat of Indian brakes , Her pinions fan the wound she makes , And soothing thus the dreamer's pain , She drinks the life ...
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