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When you place two ideas in contrast to one another , you compose an ANTITHESIS ( the plural of which is ANTITHESES ) . “ But ” and “ yet ” are the usual ushers of the contrasted idea . A well - devised antithesis quickens the attention ...
When you place two ideas in contrast to one another , you compose an ANTITHESIS ( the plural of which is ANTITHESES ) . “ But ” and “ yet ” are the usual ushers of the contrasted idea . A well - devised antithesis quickens the attention ...
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( a ) The writer may hope that his words will be studied , that the reader , coming upon an idea new to him , will stop , will consider , will decline to go on till he has this idea firmly in his mind . The speaker cannot hope for such ...
( a ) The writer may hope that his words will be studied , that the reader , coming upon an idea new to him , will stop , will consider , will decline to go on till he has this idea firmly in his mind . The speaker cannot hope for such ...
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He , however , could not bring himself to relinquish the idea ; for they are thus periphrastically exhibited Nor with less waste that whiskered vermin race , A countless clan despoil the lowland cane . ( BOSWELL , Johnson . ) ...
He , however , could not bring himself to relinquish the idea ; for they are thus periphrastically exhibited Nor with less waste that whiskered vermin race , A countless clan despoil the lowland cane . ( BOSWELL , Johnson . ) ...
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