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Former kings possessed large forests . These forests were in all parts of England . The Conqueror was not content with these forests . He resolved to make a new forest . He decided to make it near Winchester . Winchester was the usual ...
Former kings possessed large forests . These forests were in all parts of England . The Conqueror was not content with these forests . He resolved to make a new forest . He decided to make it near Winchester . Winchester was the usual ...
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They possessed considerable rank and fortune . They professed the Roman Catholic faith . They had with them a number of inferior adherents . They sailed in a vessel called The Ark and the Dove . The band was under the command of Leonard ...
They possessed considerable rank and fortune . They professed the Roman Catholic faith . They had with them a number of inferior adherents . They sailed in a vessel called The Ark and the Dove . The band was under the command of Leonard ...
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The Turkish government has possessed only two secrets for governing — to drain and to brutify its subjects ; hence . 6. These barbarous tribes meet only to attack and to destroy each other ; so that . 7. Infancy conforms to nobody ...
The Turkish government has possessed only two secrets for governing — to drain and to brutify its subjects ; hence . 6. These barbarous tribes meet only to attack and to destroy each other ; so that . 7. Infancy conforms to nobody ...
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6. The object precedes the verb ; as , The doors wide open Aling . These abilities Charles V. possessed . His look on me he bent . Lands he could measure , times and tides presage . 7. The noun precedes the adjective ; as , Across the ...
6. The object precedes the verb ; as , The doors wide open Aling . These abilities Charles V. possessed . His look on me he bent . Lands he could measure , times and tides presage . 7. The noun precedes the adjective ; as , Across the ...
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Improprieties arise chiefly from a seeming analogy between words , or from ignorance of their authorized meaning , Many words have acquired in actual use a meaning very different from what they once possessed .
Improprieties arise chiefly from a seeming analogy between words , or from ignorance of their authorized meaning , Many words have acquired in actual use a meaning very different from what they once possessed .
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adjective adverb appear arrangement avoid beautiful beginning better called clause clear close complex composition compound compound sentence conjunctions connected construction containing dependent DIRECTION effect English examples EXERCISE express eyes face fall feeling figure flowers give given hand head heard heart hence hope idea introduced Italy John kind King language leaves light live look manner marks meaning mind modifies nature never night NOTE noun object observed once person phrases possessed present principal proposition reason relation requires RULE seemed seen sense sentence side simple sometimes sound speak stand statement style tell thee things thou thought tion trees trochaic true verb voice whole wind words writer young
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| Titel | Elements of Composition and Rhetoric: With Copious Exercises in Both Criticism and Construction 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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