A Rhetorical Grammar, 1785Scolar P., 1971 - 348 sivua |
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Sivu 157
... person at a distance ; after which the answer must begin în a low firm tone , that the objection and answer may be the more clearly distinguished , and that what we oppofe to the objection may have more the appear- ance of cool reason ...
... person at a distance ; after which the answer must begin în a low firm tone , that the objection and answer may be the more clearly distinguished , and that what we oppofe to the objection may have more the appear- ance of cool reason ...
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... person of a much more finished character , who is defective in this particular . Spect . No. 243 . He that becomes acquainted , and is invested with authority and influence , will in a fhort time be con- vinced , that in proportion as ...
... person of a much more finished character , who is defective in this particular . Spect . No. 243 . He that becomes acquainted , and is invested with authority and influence , will in a fhort time be con- vinced , that in proportion as ...
Sivu 263
... person , who can bufy himself in them with difcretion . The most open , inftructive , and unreferved dif- course , is that , which paffes between two persons , who are familiar and intimate friends . On these occafions , a man gives a ...
... person , who can bufy himself in them with difcretion . The most open , inftructive , and unreferved dif- course , is that , which paffes between two persons , who are familiar and intimate friends . On these occafions , a man gives a ...
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