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الصفحة 47
It may be further observed , that the words bunter and raillery are also used to
signify ridicule of a certain form , applied , indeed , more commonly to practices
than to opinions , and oftener to the little peculiarities of individuals , than to the ...
It may be further observed , that the words bunter and raillery are also used to
signify ridicule of a certain form , applied , indeed , more commonly to practices
than to opinions , and oftener to the little peculiarities of individuals , than to the ...
الصفحة 62
What he means to signify by the parenthesis , " ( without entering into the ground
of our assent to them , ) ” it is not easy to guess . By a ground of assent to any
proposition , is commonly understood , a reason or argument in support of it .
What he means to signify by the parenthesis , " ( without entering into the ground
of our assent to them , ) ” it is not easy to guess . By a ground of assent to any
proposition , is commonly understood , a reason or argument in support of it .
الصفحة 64
What he means to signify by the parenthesis , " ( without entering into the ground
of our assent to them , ) ” it is not easy to guess . By a ground of assent to any
proposition , is commonly understood , a reason or argument in support of it .
What he means to signify by the parenthesis , " ( without entering into the ground
of our assent to them , ) ” it is not easy to guess . By a ground of assent to any
proposition , is commonly understood , a reason or argument in support of it .
الصفحة 169
At another time it appears rather his design to signify , though he doth not plainly
speak it out , that the discovery made by the hearer , of the admirable art and
ingenuity of the speaker , and of the elegance and harmony of what is spoken ...
At another time it appears rather his design to signify , though he doth not plainly
speak it out , that the discovery made by the hearer , of the admirable art and
ingenuity of the speaker , and of the elegance and harmony of what is spoken ...
الصفحة 198
... have been intended than to signify , that our best speakers , and most
approved authors , frequently offend against the rules of grammar , that is ,
against the general use of the language ; I shall not here enter on a discussion of
the question .
... have been intended than to signify , that our best speakers , and most
approved authors , frequently offend against the rules of grammar , that is ,
against the general use of the language ; I shall not here enter on a discussion of
the question .
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| العنوان | The Philosophy of Rhetoric |
| المؤلف | George Campbell |
| الناشر | Thomas Turnbull, 1819 |
| أصلي من | المكتبة البريطانية |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 30 أيلول (سبتمبر) 2016 |
| عدد الصفحات | 566 من الصفحات |
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