Paragraph-Writing : a Rhetoric for Colleges
Paragraph-Writing : a Rhetoric for Colleges
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Lastly,, there is the bodily movement of the substance of the water. When the bank is hard and dry this latter amounts only to a slight shaking, but it frequently happens that the side of a brook or pond is soft, and "gives" under a heavy weight.
Sometimes the edge is even pushed into the water, and the brook in a manner squeezed. You can see this when cattle walk by the margin ; the grassy edge is pushed out, and in a minute way they may be said to contract the stream. It is in too small a deg...ree to have the least apparent effect upon the water, but it is different with the sense of hearing, which is so delicate that the bodily movement thus caused may be reasonably believed to be very audible indeed to the jack. The wire fences which are now so much used round shrubberies and across parks give a very good illustration of the conveyance of sound. Strung tight by a span- ner, the strands of twisted wire resemble a stringed instrument.
If you place your hand on one of the wires and get a fiiend to strike it with his stick, say, thirty or forty yards away, you will distinctly feel it vibrate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lastly,, there is the bodily movement of the substance of the water. When the bank is hard and dry this latter amounts only to a slight shaking, but it frequently happens that the side of a brook or pond is soft, and "gives" under a heavy weight.
Sometimes the edge is even pushed into the water, and the brook in a manner squeezed. You can see this when cattle walk by the margin ; the grassy edge is pushed out, and in a minute way they may be said to contract the stream. It is in too small a deg...ree to have the least apparent effect upon the water, but it is different with the sense of hearing, which is so delicate that the bodily movement thus caused may be reasonably believed to be very audible indeed to the jack. The wire fences which are now so much used round shrubberies and across parks give a very good illustration of the conveyance of sound. Strung tight by a span- ner, the strands of twisted wire resemble a stringed instrument.
If you place your hand on one of the wires and get a fiiend to strike it with his stick, say, thirty or forty yards away, you will distinctly feel it vibrate.
What to read after Paragraph-Writing : a Rhetoric for Colleges?
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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