A System of Rhetoric: In a Method Entirely New; Ccontaining All the Tropes and Figures Necessary to Illustrate the Classics, Both Poetical and HistoricalAlex. Stewart, 86, Bride-Street, 1806 - 99 psl. |
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... moves War . 8. Venus grows cold with- out Ceres and Bacchus , i . e . Love grows cold without Bread and Wine . 9. There goes Irus , i . e . a poor Man . acides , i . e . Achilles , conquered . The Carthaginian , i . e . Hannibal , won ...
... moves War . 8. Venus grows cold with- out Ceres and Bacchus , i . e . Love grows cold without Bread and Wine . 9. There goes Irus , i . e . a poor Man . acides , i . e . Achilles , conquered . The Carthaginian , i . e . Hannibal , won ...
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... moved my lips , for cups , which I never moved to my lips . 79. I kept him from to die , i . e . from death . 8o . What crime foever , for whatsoever crime . 81. Purple - coloured . TERMS Englished . 73. Joining , 74. Comprehenfion . 75 ...
... moved my lips , for cups , which I never moved to my lips . 79. I kept him from to die , i . e . from death . 8o . What crime foever , for whatsoever crime . 81. Purple - coloured . TERMS Englished . 73. Joining , 74. Comprehenfion . 75 ...
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... move . Q. On what are all arguments grounded , and whence are they to be fought ? A. All arguments are grounded on ( and there- fore are to be fought from ) Reafon , Morality , or the Affections . Q. What is the bufinefs of arguments ...
... move . Q. On what are all arguments grounded , and whence are they to be fought ? A. All arguments are grounded on ( and there- fore are to be fought from ) Reafon , Morality , or the Affections . Q. What is the bufinefs of arguments ...
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... move the paffions , or to pleafe . Q What is meant by arguments from the affec- tions or paffions ? A. That he , who would gain his point in per- fuafion , must endeavour thoroughly to understand the frame of human nature , and thereby ...
... move the paffions , or to pleafe . Q What is meant by arguments from the affec- tions or paffions ? A. That he , who would gain his point in per- fuafion , must endeavour thoroughly to understand the frame of human nature , and thereby ...
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... a focus ; efpecially fuch as are most likely to move the paf- fions , and affect the heart , convince the judgment , or enlighten the understanding . EXAMPLES , BY WAY OF Illuftration of the foregoing RULES 28 THE ART OF RHETORIC .
... a focus ; efpecially fuch as are most likely to move the paf- fions , and affect the heart , convince the judgment , or enlighten the understanding . EXAMPLES , BY WAY OF Illuftration of the foregoing RULES 28 THE ART OF RHETORIC .
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