Composition-Rhetoric
Composition-Rhetoric
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. . ; their uniform suc- cess at the beginning of the war was mainly owing . . .
[cause and effect] . . . Once the North was fully aroused . . . [result] . . . They were clearly over-matched.
EXERCISE 40.
Develop the following topic-seDtences, using at least two of the methods of development described in the foregoing lessons : — 1. The dangers of athletic contests are over-estimated.
2. Longfellow and Whittier were different types of men.
3. Rivers seem to have lost much of their importance wi...th the geographers.
4. There is much to be learned from a visit to a machine shop.
5. Burr's whole career was marked by insincerity.
6. At the dead of night, every sound seems to be full of a fearful significance.
7. The winter at Valley Forge was full of suffering for Washington's army.
8. Fishing excursions, I have noticed, are seldom re- peated by the same people during the same season.
9. American states have not yet learned how to deal effectively with the tramp.
10. Rapid street-railway transit is making healthier homes possible for laboring men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . ; their uniform suc- cess at the beginning of the war was mainly owing . . .
[cause and effect] . . . Once the North was fully aroused . . . [result] . . . They were clearly over-matched.
EXERCISE 40.
Develop the following topic-seDtences, using at least two of the methods of development described in the foregoing lessons : — 1. The dangers of athletic contests are over-estimated.
2. Longfellow and Whittier were different types of men.
3. Rivers seem to have lost much of their importance wi...th the geographers.
4. There is much to be learned from a visit to a machine shop.
5. Burr's whole career was marked by insincerity.
6. At the dead of night, every sound seems to be full of a fearful significance.
7. The winter at Valley Forge was full of suffering for Washington's army.
8. Fishing excursions, I have noticed, are seldom re- peated by the same people during the same season.
9. American states have not yet learned how to deal effectively with the tramp.
10. Rapid street-railway transit is making healthier homes possible for laboring men.
What to read after Composition-Rhetoric?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Fred Newton, 1860-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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