Delsarte System of Oratory
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Racine has not placed _and_ here to disjoin, but to unite.
We give another example of the conjunction: Augustus says to Cinna: "Take a chair Cinna, _and_ in all things heed Strictly the law that I lay down for thee. " Let us suppress the isolation and silence of the conjunction, and thereis no more color.
Augustus adds: "Hold thy tongue captive, _and_ if silence deep To thy emotion do some violence"-- Suppress the silence and isolation of the conjunction _and_, and howpoor is the expression!
In... the fable of "The Wolf and the Dog:" "Sire wolf would gladly have attacked and slain him, _but_ it would have been necessary to give battle, _and_ it was now almost morning. " The entire significance lies in the silence which follows theconjunctions.
We speak of a sympathetic conjunction, and also of one denoting surpriseor admiration; but this conjunction differs from the interjection, onlyin this respect: it rests upon the propositions and unites its terms. Like the interjection, it is of a synthetic and elliptic nature; itgroups all the expressions it unites as interjectives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Racine has not placed _and_ here to disjoin, but to unite.
We give another example of the conjunction: Augustus says to Cinna: "Take a chair Cinna, _and_ in all things heed Strictly the law that I lay down for thee. " Let us suppress the isolation and silence of the conjunction, and thereis no more color.
Augustus adds: "Hold thy tongue captive, _and_ if silence deep To thy emotion do some violence"-- Suppress the silence and isolation of the conjunction _and_, and howpoor is the expression!
In... the fable of "The Wolf and the Dog:" "Sire wolf would gladly have attacked and slain him, _but_ it would have been necessary to give battle, _and_ it was now almost morning. " The entire significance lies in the silence which follows theconjunctions.
We speak of a sympathetic conjunction, and also of one denoting surpriseor admiration; but this conjunction differs from the interjection, onlyin this respect: it rests upon the propositions and unites its terms. Like the interjection, it is of a synthetic and elliptic nature; itgroups all the expressions it unites as interjectives.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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