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( 3 ) A complement ; as , " Hope appeared smiling " ; “ I saw a man laughing , ' ( 4 ) The principal word of a prepositional phrase ; as , " By taking pains , you will succeed . " ( 5 ) The principal word in a phrase used as a ...
( 3 ) A complement ; as , " Hope appeared smiling " ; “ I saw a man laughing , ' ( 4 ) The principal word of a prepositional phrase ; as , " By taking pains , you will succeed . " ( 5 ) The principal word in a phrase used as a ...
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The awful state of his affairs inspired this hope . 12. The glow showed him a figure . The figure was shown by the fire's glow . It was a wood fire . The glow was a dull red . The figure was seated . It had its back to him .
The awful state of his affairs inspired this hope . 12. The glow showed him a figure . The figure was shown by the fire's glow . It was a wood fire . The glow was a dull red . The figure was seated . It had its back to him .
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It had been tried by bread . Such bread is the bitterest of all food . It had been tried by those stairs - the most toilsome of all paths . It had been tried by deferred hope . Deferred hope makes the heart sick . EXERCISE XI .
It had been tried by bread . Such bread is the bitterest of all food . It had been tried by those stairs - the most toilsome of all paths . It had been tried by deferred hope . Deferred hope makes the heart sick . EXERCISE XI .
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Hope is the dream of a waking man . 11. In a laughing manner , they accept my reflections . 12. Our actions disclose the secret in the heart . I. A soul without reflection runs to ruin . 2. Too soon the flowers of spring will fade . 3.
Hope is the dream of a waking man . 11. In a laughing manner , they accept my reflections . 12. Our actions disclose the secret in the heart . I. A soul without reflection runs to ruin . 2. Too soon the flowers of spring will fade . 3.
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Hope , which is the star of life , never sets . 12. When the boy had completed his task , he went to play . 13. He has lost the book which I gave him . 14. The book that was lost has been found . 15. Wherever they marched , their route ...
Hope , which is the star of life , never sets . 12. When the boy had completed his task , he went to play . 13. He has lost the book which I gave him . 14. The book that was lost has been found . 15. Wherever they marched , their route ...
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| Titel | Elements of Composition and Rhetoric: With Copious Exercises in Both Criticism and Construction Eclectic educational series Harvey's language course, Thomas Wadleigh Harvey |
| Autor/in | Virginia Waddy |
| Verlag | American Book Company, 1889 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 16. Apr. 2008 |
| Länge | 416 Seiten |
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