Talks On Writing English
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The difficulty which the poor once had in reaching the pleasure grounds of the cities . . . has by the cheapness of car-fares and of bicycles been completely overcome.
I do not believe that a reader whose attention had not been called to the deliberate method of synthe- sis by which the examples given were made would think of them as being formal or artificial. The thought in the last is not very profound, but it does not seem less so for having been arranged with a view to its being made to te...ll for all that it is worth.
Progression, of which I have spokeu, is the result of various things. Mechanically it is especially PARAGRAPHS 123 dependent upon the proper use of connectives. Of connectives, that is, in the broadest sense of the term. Coherence, the careful employment of con- junctions and all connective words, connection by parallel construction and by repetition, all play their part here. Of even more importance is the arrangement of ideas in a natural and inevitable sequence. The ideal is an order in which each thought seems to grow out of what has gone before ; and the more nearly this is approached, the more surely and easily is the mind of the reader led on- ward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The difficulty which the poor once had in reaching the pleasure grounds of the cities . . . has by the cheapness of car-fares and of bicycles been completely overcome.
I do not believe that a reader whose attention had not been called to the deliberate method of synthe- sis by which the examples given were made would think of them as being formal or artificial. The thought in the last is not very profound, but it does not seem less so for having been arranged with a view to its being made to te...ll for all that it is worth.
Progression, of which I have spokeu, is the result of various things. Mechanically it is especially PARAGRAPHS 123 dependent upon the proper use of connectives. Of connectives, that is, in the broadest sense of the term. Coherence, the careful employment of con- junctions and all connective words, connection by parallel construction and by repetition, all play their part here. Of even more importance is the arrangement of ideas in a natural and inevitable sequence. The ideal is an order in which each thought seems to grow out of what has gone before ; and the more nearly this is approached, the more surely and easily is the mind of the reader led on- ward.
What to read after Talks On Writing English?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bates Arlo to read onlineMoreLess
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