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Pagina 186
An expression in other words of the sense of a passage is a PARAPHRASE . The paraphrase is a translation in which the author gives himself freedom to amplify ; the original is kept in view , but the words are not so strictly followed as ...
An expression in other words of the sense of a passage is a PARAPHRASE . The paraphrase is a translation in which the author gives himself freedom to amplify ; the original is kept in view , but the words are not so strictly followed as ...
Pagina 271
Certainly , the meaning of this passage is important , very important . But concentrate your attention for a little while upon the sounds and the arrangement of them . Read the passage aloud two or three times .
Certainly , the meaning of this passage is important , very important . But concentrate your attention for a little while upon the sounds and the arrangement of them . Read the passage aloud two or three times .
Pagina 312
Read aloud this beautiful passage and ask yourself wherein its beauty lies : Or ever the silver cord be loosed , or the golden bowl be broken or the pitcher be broken at the fountain , or the wheel broken at the cistern ; then shall the ...
Read aloud this beautiful passage and ask yourself wherein its beauty lies : Or ever the silver cord be loosed , or the golden bowl be broken or the pitcher be broken at the fountain , or the wheel broken at the cistern ; then shall the ...
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