Manual of English Rhetoric
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It is an essen- tial part of forensic, and often enters largely into the other Rhet. 20 234 PRINCIPAL FORMS OF PEOSE. Sec. 118 kinds of eloquence. An entire oration may sometimes take the form of a narrative. Narration is used as an argument, or as a statement preliminary to an argument, or in order to influence the feelings. It assumes different forms, being some- times a simple, precise statement, at other times, a more ex- tended one, the orator mingling his judgments with narrative, and amp...lifying it with a view to exciting a favorable disposi- tion or the opposite. Oratorical narration differs from historical ; the aim of the latter is to give a clear and complete exhibition of facts; the aim of the former is to accomplish a purpose. Hence without distorting or mutilating the facts, it omits what has no refer- ence to the object to be gained and sets forth all that bears upon it; circumstances which, apart from the purpose of the discourse are insignificant, are made prominent, if they give plausibility to the orator's views or favor the impression he wishes to create.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is an essen- tial part of forensic, and often enters largely into the other Rhet. 20 234 PRINCIPAL FORMS OF PEOSE. Sec. 118 kinds of eloquence. An entire oration may sometimes take the form of a narrative. Narration is used as an argument, or as a statement preliminary to an argument, or in order to influence the feelings. It assumes different forms, being some- times a simple, precise statement, at other times, a more ex- tended one, the orator mingling his judgments with narrative, and amp...lifying it with a view to exciting a favorable disposi- tion or the opposite. Oratorical narration differs from historical ; the aim of the latter is to give a clear and complete exhibition of facts; the aim of the former is to accomplish a purpose. Hence without distorting or mutilating the facts, it omits what has no refer- ence to the object to be gained and sets forth all that bears upon it; circumstances which, apart from the purpose of the discourse are insignificant, are made prominent, if they give plausibility to the orator's views or favor the impression he wishes to create.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D Andrew Dousa Hepburn to read onlineMoreLess
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