The Art of the Writer: Essays, Excerpts, and TranslationsLane Cooper Cornell University Press, 1952 - 436 páginas |
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... less elaborate , but also for cultivating such a diction by study and deliberate preference . Having such great models of contrasting style to begin with , having the attention converged upon these differences by the furious merriment ...
... less elaborate , but also for cultivating such a diction by study and deliberate preference . Having such great models of contrasting style to begin with , having the attention converged upon these differences by the furious merriment ...
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... less he does this the better - it is enough that he put his ideas or his knowledge ( if he has any ) in clear and natural terms . But the less he labors the flow of his periods the more truly is he the honest learner , the less is his ...
... less he does this the better - it is enough that he put his ideas or his knowledge ( if he has any ) in clear and natural terms . But the less he labors the flow of his periods the more truly is he the honest learner , the less is his ...
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... less blood , but less flesh and corpu- lence . [ Ossea et nervosa . ] These are bony and sinewy : Ossa habent , et nervos . Notae domini Sti . Albani de doctrin . intemper . It was well noted by the late Lord St. Alban that the study of ...
... less blood , but less flesh and corpu- lence . [ Ossea et nervosa . ] These are bony and sinewy : Ossa habent , et nervos . Notae domini Sti . Albani de doctrin . intemper . It was well noted by the late Lord St. Alban that the study of ...
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