McGuffey's New Sixth Eclectic Reader: Exercises in Rhetorical Reading, with Introductory Rules and ExamplesW.B. Smith, 1857 - 448 страница |
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... Nature . 16. The Thunder Storm 17. The Artist Surprised 18. The Chinese Prisoner 19. A Highland Feud . • 21. Prospects of the Cherokees 22. A Political Pause . 24. Select Paragraphs • 26. Character of Napoleon Bonaparte 29. Speech in ...
... Nature . 16. The Thunder Storm 17. The Artist Surprised 18. The Chinese Prisoner 19. A Highland Feud . • 21. Prospects of the Cherokees 22. A Political Pause . 24. Select Paragraphs • 26. Character of Napoleon Bonaparte 29. Speech in ...
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... Tell me the difference between articulation and utterance . He was delighted with the exhibition . 3. Suppressing the final consonants . EXAMPLES . John an 16 ARTICULATION . The Lone Indian The Music of Nature The Thunder Storm.
... Tell me the difference between articulation and utterance . He was delighted with the exhibition . 3. Suppressing the final consonants . EXAMPLES . John an 16 ARTICULATION . The Lone Indian The Music of Nature The Thunder Storm.
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... Nature being exhausted , he quietly resigned himself to his fate . 2. As the whirlwind passeth , so the wicked are no more . 3. A chieftain to the Highlands bound " , Cries , Boatman , do not tarry . 4. As he spoke without fear of ...
... Nature being exhausted , he quietly resigned himself to his fate . 2. As the whirlwind passeth , so the wicked are no more . 3. A chieftain to the Highlands bound " , Cries , Boatman , do not tarry . 4. As he spoke without fear of ...
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... Nature has laid out all her art in beautifying the face ; she has touched it with vermillion , planted it with a double row of ivory` , made it the seat of smiles and blushes , lighted it up and relieved it with the brightness of the ...
... Nature has laid out all her art in beautifying the face ; she has touched it with vermillion , planted it with a double row of ivory` , made it the seat of smiles and blushes , lighted it up and relieved it with the brightness of the ...
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... nature to one who is blind ' . 6. And they that have believing masters , let them not despise them , because they are brethren ́ ; but rather let them do them service . EMPHATIC PHRASE . When it is desired to give to a phrase great ...
... nature to one who is blind ' . 6. And they that have believing masters , let them not despise them , because they are brethren ́ ; but rather let them do them service . EMPHATIC PHRASE . When it is desired to give to a phrase great ...
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