The Working Principles of Rhetoric Examined in Their Literary Relations And Illustrated With Examples
The Working Principles of Rhetoric Examined in Their Literary Relations And Illustrated With Examples
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,. that} Examples. — In the following the closed statement and the statement suspended beyond its natural close are placed side by side. '< The world is neither eternal nor the work of chance." " Though hb actions were fre- ^ The world is not eternal, nor is it the work of chance." "His actions were frequently blamed ; but his character was above reproach.*' ^ And there are certain elements in the transaction that need careful handling; I shall therefore let my action be shaped by circumstances." quently blamed, his character was above reproach." ''And there are certain elements in the transaction that need so care- ful .handling that I shall let my action be shaped by circumstances." It will readily be seen from these examples that the suspended structure is useful for some effects, while for others it is better to leave the sentence unsuspended. 14. As in suspension it is the main statement, or solution, that is prepared for, so the structure calls for putting prelim- inaries, of whatever kind, first ; such are adverbial modifiers expressing time, place, or manner; infinitives; participial phrases ; and conditional clauses introduced by ify when^ and the like.
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,. that} Examples. — In the following the closed statement and the statement suspended beyond its natural close are placed side by side. '< The world is neither eternal nor the work of chance." " Though hb actions were fre- ^ The world is not eternal, nor is it the work of chance." "His actions were frequently blamed ; but his character was above reproach.*' ^ And there are certain elements in the transaction that need careful handling; I shall therefore let my action be shaped by circumstances." quently blamed, his character was above reproach." ''And there are certain elements in the transaction that need so care- ful .handling that I shall let my action be shaped by circumstances." It will readily be seen from these examples that the suspended structure is useful for some effects, while for others it is better to leave the sentence unsuspended. 14. As in suspension it is the main statement, or solution, that is prepared for, so the structure calls for putting prelim- inaries, of whatever kind, first ; such are adverbial modifiers expressing time, place, or manner; infinitives; participial phrases ; and conditional clauses introduced by ify when^ and the like.
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