College Readings in English ProseFrank William Scott, Jacob Zeitlin |
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... given and appropriate articulation , which is determined by the habitual associations between sense and sound , and which you can only hit by en- tering into the author's meaning , as you must find the proper words and style to express ...
... given and appropriate articulation , which is determined by the habitual associations between sense and sound , and which you can only hit by en- tering into the author's meaning , as you must find the proper words and style to express ...
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... given us a unity , but it is the unity of a material . To complete the process of perfect writing there must also be structure . Structure , it would seem , is the product of logical thought , whether exer- cised in argument or in ...
... given us a unity , but it is the unity of a material . To complete the process of perfect writing there must also be structure . Structure , it would seem , is the product of logical thought , whether exer- cised in argument or in ...
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... given every prerogative of suggestion and explanation , in order that each piece of legislative business may be systemati- cally attended to by a body small enough to digest and per- fect it . III A. For each important subject of ...
... given every prerogative of suggestion and explanation , in order that each piece of legislative business may be systemati- cally attended to by a body small enough to digest and per- fect it . III A. For each important subject of ...
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... given an opportunity to speak generally lies on the Speaker's desk . These members the Speaker will " recognize , " but no others , though they spring to their feet under his very nose in the open space in front of the seats , -unless ...
... given an opportunity to speak generally lies on the Speaker's desk . These members the Speaker will " recognize , " but no others , though they spring to their feet under his very nose in the open space in front of the seats , -unless ...
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... given by a delegation on any question is given on behalf of its Gov- ernment . There is , therefore , room for a certain play of in- dividual opinion within a delegation - Mr . George Barnes , for example , at the First Assembly ...
... given by a delegation on any question is given on behalf of its Gov- ernment . There is , therefore , room for a certain play of in- dividual opinion within a delegation - Mr . George Barnes , for example , at the First Assembly ...
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