The Original Rhythmical Grammar of the English LanguageGeorg Olms Verlag, 1976 - 348 頁 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果，共 17 筆
第 66 頁
... pauses , in a rhetorical sense , constitute as important a part of it as sound itself . Rhetorical Punctuation . Rhetorical punctuation means all the pauses , rests , or stops that are made in good reading and speaking . Rhetorical ...
... pauses , in a rhetorical sense , constitute as important a part of it as sound itself . Rhetorical Punctuation . Rhetorical punctuation means all the pauses , rests , or stops that are made in good reading and speaking . Rhetorical ...
第 68 頁
... rhetorical pauses . Not being aware of this , every attempt that I have seen to direct rhetorical pauses , is defective in these indispensable requisites , and consequently of no use whatever . 1. It is always taken for granted , that ...
... rhetorical pauses . Not being aware of this , every attempt that I have seen to direct rhetorical pauses , is defective in these indispensable requisites , and consequently of no use whatever . 1. It is always taken for granted , that ...
第 81 頁
... rhetorical pauses , and there are six of them , viz . , ; : . ? ! Let these points be applied exclusively to their proper pur- poses , the grammatical structure of the sentence , and to no other ; and let the four rhetorical pauses ...
... rhetorical pauses , and there are six of them , viz . , ; : . ? ! Let these points be applied exclusively to their proper pur- poses , the grammatical structure of the sentence , and to no other ; and let the four rhetorical pauses ...
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