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In each set the second phrase is longer than the first , and each of the phrases of the second set is longer than its ... to bring us to a rhythmic plateau on the phrase " with tropes and figures , ” after which the secThen grew In sum ...
In each set the second phrase is longer than the first , and each of the phrases of the second set is longer than its ... to bring us to a rhythmic plateau on the phrase " with tropes and figures , ” after which the secThen grew In sum ...
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Morose , by contrast , is a mass of affectation , and exhibits an old - maidish pickedness in his choice of phrase . ... of “ play ” so as to hide the symmetry , he is setting up a pair of matched phrases rather than an antithesis .
Morose , by contrast , is a mass of affectation , and exhibits an old - maidish pickedness in his choice of phrase . ... of “ play ” so as to hide the symmetry , he is setting up a pair of matched phrases rather than an antithesis .
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The use of " synonymous , or almost synonymous phrases in apposition as in ' rebuke me not in thine anger ' and ' neither chasten me in thy hot displeasure , ” ” which found its way into later English prose through the Authorized ...
The use of " synonymous , or almost synonymous phrases in apposition as in ' rebuke me not in thine anger ' and ' neither chasten me in thy hot displeasure , ” ” which found its way into later English prose through the Authorized ...
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Prose as Prose | 41 |
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