Elements of Criticism, 第 2 卷Liberty Fund, 2005 - 821 頁 |
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... period , it is of importance to determine in what part of it a word makes the greatest figure ; whether at the beginning , during the course , or at the close . The breaking silence rouses the attention , and pre- pares for a deep ...
... period , it is of importance to determine in what part of it a word makes the greatest figure ; whether at the beginning , during the course , or at the close . The breaking silence rouses the attention , and pre- pares for a deep ...
第 425 頁
... period : I add one rule more concerning the distribution of a discourse into different pe- riods . A short period is lively and familiar : a long period , requiring more attention , makes an impression grave and solemn . * In general ...
... period : I add one rule more concerning the distribution of a discourse into different pe- riods . A short period is lively and familiar : a long period , requiring more attention , makes an impression grave and solemn . * In general ...
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... period ii . 32. The scene ought not to be changed in a period ii . 39. A period so arranged as to express the sense clearly , seems more musical than where the sense is left doubtful ii . 62. In what part of the period doth a word make ...
... period ii . 32. The scene ought not to be changed in a period ii . 39. A period so arranged as to express the sense clearly , seems more musical than where the sense is left doubtful ii . 62. In what part of the period doth a word make ...
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