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... effect is totally different from that of the mental torture of Perigot . Since much of the emphasis of Il Pastor fido falls upon the fulfillment of a cryptic prophecy , the climatic scene is the one in which the true identity of the ...
... effect is totally different from that of the mental torture of Perigot . Since much of the emphasis of Il Pastor fido falls upon the fulfillment of a cryptic prophecy , the climatic scene is the one in which the true identity of the ...
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... effect of teaching . For who will be taught if hee bee not mooved with de- sire to be taught ? * The importance of " moving " in relation to teaching is recognized by Aristotle not in the Poetics but in the Rhetoric ( ii . 1 ) , where ...
... effect of teaching . For who will be taught if hee bee not mooved with de- sire to be taught ? * The importance of " moving " in relation to teaching is recognized by Aristotle not in the Poetics but in the Rhetoric ( ii . 1 ) , where ...
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... effect which is used here and not in the passage from The Humorous Lieutenant is rhyme , and that is used sparingly ... effect on the appeal which each passage makes . The less formal rhetoric tends to produce a sharper delineation of ...
... effect which is used here and not in the passage from The Humorous Lieutenant is rhyme , and that is used sparingly ... effect on the appeal which each passage makes . The less formal rhetoric tends to produce a sharper delineation of ...
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