The Foundations of Rhetoric
The Foundations of Rhetoric
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^ I. II.
Though the world has ad- If the world has advanced in vanced in other respects, the other respects, the problem of problem of comfortable travelling comfortable travelling by night by night is still shrouded in is still shrouded in darkness, darkness.
"Though" is correct; for the meaning is, that, in spite of the fact that the world has advanced, travelling is not Digitized by Google OF CONJUNCTIONS 155 entirely comfortable. If implies a doubt whether " the world has advanced in other ...respects." L 11.
I am convinced that neither my I am convinced that neither my tastes nor my talents lie in this tastes or my talents lie in this direction. direction.
The furniture was neither so The furniture was neither so well-kept nor so interesting his- well-kept or so historically inter- torically as we had expected. esting as we had expected.
It is necessary to express the negative meaning in the second branch of each of these sentences as well as in the first. "Nor" is, therefore, proper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ I. II.
Though the world has ad- If the world has advanced in vanced in other respects, the other respects, the problem of problem of comfortable travelling comfortable travelling by night by night is still shrouded in is still shrouded in darkness, darkness.
"Though" is correct; for the meaning is, that, in spite of the fact that the world has advanced, travelling is not Digitized by Google OF CONJUNCTIONS 155 entirely comfortable. If implies a doubt whether " the world has advanced in other ...respects." L 11.
I am convinced that neither my I am convinced that neither my tastes nor my talents lie in this tastes or my talents lie in this direction. direction.
The furniture was neither so The furniture was neither so well-kept nor so interesting his- well-kept or so historically inter- torically as we had expected. esting as we had expected.
It is necessary to express the negative meaning in the second branch of each of these sentences as well as in the first. "Nor" is, therefore, proper.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams Sherman Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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