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... admirably arranged . The several parts support each other and the whole forms a com- plete system of thought . ' 9948 ( c ) ... admirable rightness of imagery , which place it in the foremost rank of our elegant literature . ” Junius also ...
... admirably arranged . The several parts support each other and the whole forms a com- plete system of thought . ' 9948 ( c ) ... admirable rightness of imagery , which place it in the foremost rank of our elegant literature . ” Junius also ...
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... admirable felicity of expression were strangely intermin- gled with tame and broken sentences , showing how imper- fectly they had succeeded in giving the precise language of the speaker . Five speeches ( to be mentioned hereafter ) ...
... admirable felicity of expression were strangely intermin- gled with tame and broken sentences , showing how imper- fectly they had succeeded in giving the precise language of the speaker . Five speeches ( to be mentioned hereafter ) ...
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... admirable arrangement of all his acquired knowledge , which made his memory one vast store- house of facts ... admiration , and 96 ESSAYS FROM SELECT BRITISH ELOQUENCE.
... admirable arrangement of all his acquired knowledge , which made his memory one vast store- house of facts ... admiration , and 96 ESSAYS FROM SELECT BRITISH ELOQUENCE.
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SIR JOHN ELIOT | 3 |
SIR ROBERT WALPOLE | 19 |
LORD MAnsfield | 69 |
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Essays from Select British Eloquence: Landmarks in Rhetoric and Public Address Chauncey Allen Goodrich No preview available - 2012 |
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