Rhetorical Analyses of Literary WorksEdward P. J. Corbett Oxford University Press, 1969 - 272页 |
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第208页
... pattern of denial and affirmation is a rather common one in Shaw's prose . It leads to a species of semantic overlap , since to tell what is not the case in the same breath that one tells what is the case is to specify a situation ...
... pattern of denial and affirmation is a rather common one in Shaw's prose . It leads to a species of semantic overlap , since to tell what is not the case in the same breath that one tells what is the case is to specify a situation ...
第219页
... pattern : subject , compound predi- cate , sentence modifier ( the third infinitive ) . Nevertheless the sentence does not end here . Instead there follows , in 10-13 , a series of syntactic units all alike in that each modifies the ...
... pattern : subject , compound predi- cate , sentence modifier ( the third infinitive ) . Nevertheless the sentence does not end here . Instead there follows , in 10-13 , a series of syntactic units all alike in that each modifies the ...
第228页
... patterns , so much so that he will pay attention to the patterns his speech makes even in soliloquy . I do not see any indication that he is gripped by strong emotion about the nothingness of ... pattern . It is consistent with the 228 STYLE.
... patterns , so much so that he will pay attention to the patterns his speech makes even in soliloquy . I do not see any indication that he is gripped by strong emotion about the nothingness of ... pattern . It is consistent with the 228 STYLE.
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