The Structure of English Prose: A Manual of Composition and Rhetoric

addressed adverb Anglo-Saxon argument Bain beautiful better Brevity Cæsar character Charles Lamb cited clauses clear commonly composition conjunction connectives construction course definition diction discourse discussion effect Elements of Style English essay example feeling figures French George Eliot give Grammar Greek hand hearer Hence Herbert Spencer intended judgment Julius Cæsar language Latin laws laws of Form less literary Macaulay Marble Faun meaning Middlemarch mind Minto mode nature never nomothetical noun object oration paragraph perhaps person phrases PLEONASM poetic Poetry present principles Prof pronoun proposition prose Purity Qualities of Style question Quincey Quintilian quoted reader reason Rhetoric rhythm Romance rule sense sentence Shakspere simply speak speaker speech statement student tence Theremin things thought expressed tion translation true truth usage verb verse violations vulgar Webster Webster's Dictionary whole words writer