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Letters of a special form and of a large size usually head a page , begin a line of poetry , introduce a new sentence . These CAPITAL ( or HEAD ) LETTERS . “ Majuscule ” ( “ somewhat - larger ” ' ) as distinct from “ minuscule ...
Letters of a special form and of a large size usually head a page , begin a line of poetry , introduce a new sentence . These CAPITAL ( or HEAD ) LETTERS . “ Majuscule ” ( “ somewhat - larger ” ' ) as distinct from “ minuscule ...
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( See “ Hackneyed Phrases " ) ( a ) Watch whether he begins any of his answers with the fact is " , because that is usually the beginning of a lie . ( Lady Brocklehurst before beginning the crossexamination of “ The Admirable Crichton " ...
( See “ Hackneyed Phrases " ) ( a ) Watch whether he begins any of his answers with the fact is " , because that is usually the beginning of a lie . ( Lady Brocklehurst before beginning the crossexamination of “ The Admirable Crichton " ...
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An IDYLL is a picture , usually in verse , of what appeals strongly to sentiment , of scenes perhaps where the actors were shepherds and shepherdesses and their occupations the less sordid ones incident to country life .
An IDYLL is a picture , usually in verse , of what appeals strongly to sentiment , of scenes perhaps where the actors were shepherds and shepherdesses and their occupations the less sordid ones incident to country life .
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