Composition And Rhetoric for Schools
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For after this first squib-like conflagration of the dry moss and twigs, there remains behind a deep-rooted and C07i- suming fire in the very entrails of the tree. The resin of the pitch-pine is principally condensed at the base of the bole and in the spreading roots. Thus, after the light, showy, skirmishing flames, which are only as the match to the explosion, have already scampered down the wind into the distance, the true harm is but beginning for this giant of the woods. You may approach t...he tree from one side, and see it, scorched indeed from top to bottom, but apparently a survivor of the peril. Make the circuit, and RIGHT CHOICE OF WORDS. 265 there, on the other side of the colunm, is a clear mass of living coal, spreading like an ulcer; while underground, to their most extended fibre, the roots are being eaten out by fire, and the smoke is rising through the fissures to the surface. — Sthvknson : Across the Plains.
97. The Faults of Figurative Diction,— Any conscious striving for figures of speech, however, is almost cer- tain to be disastrous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For after this first squib-like conflagration of the dry moss and twigs, there remains behind a deep-rooted and C07i- suming fire in the very entrails of the tree. The resin of the pitch-pine is principally condensed at the base of the bole and in the spreading roots. Thus, after the light, showy, skirmishing flames, which are only as the match to the explosion, have already scampered down the wind into the distance, the true harm is but beginning for this giant of the woods. You may approach t...he tree from one side, and see it, scorched indeed from top to bottom, but apparently a survivor of the peril. Make the circuit, and RIGHT CHOICE OF WORDS. 265 there, on the other side of the colunm, is a clear mass of living coal, spreading like an ulcer; while underground, to their most extended fibre, the roots are being eaten out by fire, and the smoke is rising through the fissures to the surface. — Sthvknson : Across the Plains.
97. The Faults of Figurative Diction,— Any conscious striving for figures of speech, however, is almost cer- tain to be disastrous.
What to read after Composition And Rhetoric for Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herrick Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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