Composition And Rhetoric for Higher Schools
Composition And Rhetoric for Higher Schools
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14. He had been gone from the village twenty years, and what was one night to him on the mountains was in reality twenty years.
15. The trees over our heads formed a leafy curtain, as it were.
16. The reason is that one is constantly enjoying himself all the time by the countless beauties which he sees, so that when he returns home, it seems as though he had not seen half the scenes which there are to be seen.
292 COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC 17. It is safe to say that Rome in her palmiest days nev...er had such a combat as that.
18. " Well, " he exclaimed, " this is truly rural ! " 19. He used to use many expressions not usually used.
20. She said that that that that that sentence contains is an adjective.
209. Sentence phraseology. To supplement the principles given in Sections 200-207, a few additional rules for the wording of sentences are given below.
1. Correlatives should he so placed as to leave no doubt as to their office.
Ex. 1. Uncle Henry gave me not only a game-bag, but also lent me his gun for the day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14. He had been gone from the village twenty years, and what was one night to him on the mountains was in reality twenty years.
15. The trees over our heads formed a leafy curtain, as it were.
16. The reason is that one is constantly enjoying himself all the time by the countless beauties which he sees, so that when he returns home, it seems as though he had not seen half the scenes which there are to be seen.
292 COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC 17. It is safe to say that Rome in her palmiest days nev...er had such a combat as that.
18. " Well, " he exclaimed, " this is truly rural ! " 19. He used to use many expressions not usually used.
20. She said that that that that that sentence contains is an adjective.
209. Sentence phraseology. To supplement the principles given in Sections 200-207, a few additional rules for the wording of sentences are given below.
1. Correlatives should he so placed as to leave no doubt as to their office.
Ex. 1. Uncle Henry gave me not only a game-bag, but also lent me his gun for the day.
What to read after Composition And Rhetoric for Higher Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sara E H Sara Elizabeth Husted Lockwood to read onlineMoreLess
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