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... STYLE - DEFINITION AND DIVISION OF STYLE .. CHAPTER I. - Of the different kinds of Style , and their rules . ARTICLE I. - Of the Sublime Style .. 31 32 32 ARTICLE II . Of the Simple , or Familiar Style . ARTICLE III . - Of the Middle Style ...
... STYLE - DEFINITION AND DIVISION OF STYLE .. CHAPTER I. - Of the different kinds of Style , and their rules . ARTICLE I. - Of the Sublime Style .. 31 32 32 ARTICLE II . Of the Simple , or Familiar Style . ARTICLE III . - Of the Middle Style ...
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... style may be divided into three classes : First , high or sublime ; second , low or familiar ; third , middle or intermediate . Again , style may be divided into National and Individual . 2. In this chapter , we shall consider in six ...
... style may be divided into three classes : First , high or sublime ; second , low or familiar ; third , middle or intermediate . Again , style may be divided into National and Individual . 2. In this chapter , we shall consider in six ...
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... ideas and language , is an illustration of the sublime style : " Columbia ! Columbia ! to glory arise ! The queen of the world , and the child of the skies : Thy genius commands thee ; with rapture behold , While ages on ages thy ...
... ideas and language , is an illustration of the sublime style : " Columbia ! Columbia ! to glory arise ! The queen of the world , and the child of the skies : Thy genius commands thee ; with rapture behold , While ages on ages thy ...
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... and orphan - to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves , and with all nations . " - Swett's Common School Readings . 3. The sublime style may be acquired , first , 34 BELLES - LETTRES .
... and orphan - to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves , and with all nations . " - Swett's Common School Readings . 3. The sublime style may be acquired , first , 34 BELLES - LETTRES .
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Augustus Layres. 3. The sublime style may be acquired , first , by conceiving noble and lofty ideas ; second , by using dignified words which inspire respect and veneration ; third , by using figures of speech and ... SUBLIME STYLE . 35.
Augustus Layres. 3. The sublime style may be acquired , first , by conceiving noble and lofty ideas ; second , by using dignified words which inspire respect and veneration ; third , by using figures of speech and ... SUBLIME STYLE . 35.
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accidental properties according adjuncts admit ancient ARTICLE ascer ascertained Belles-Lettres belong biography called censure Cicero Cicero's narration classes complimentary tickets compo comprise correction criticism definition divided division drama Eclogue English language Epic Poem essay EXERCISE expounded fable fact fifth fourth Give an example Greek guage Hence historian historical narrations I.-EXERCISE illustration INDICATIVE MOOD ject journal Laconic style Latin Layres letters of information letters of persuasion literary composition means ment middle style mind modern narrative nature necessary noun novel object observed oratorical narration ornament particular qualities peculiar periods Peripetia perspicuity poetry praxis principal prosopography pupil reason relate reprimand requisites Rhetorical Reader romance rules scholar schools sentence simple style sition species of composition student subjects of composition sublime style tence termination third THRA tion Titus Pomponius Atticus treat truth verb verse Washington Irving written
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