Freshman English And Theme-Correcting in Harvard College
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Putting an adverb between ' to ' and the infinitive.
" 15. Use of double negative.
" 16. Omission of a word necessary for clearness.
"A trope is the turning of a word from its literal meaning. Metonymy, Synecdoche, Simile, Meta- phor, and Personification are all tropes. For example, ' Saladin was a fox in council ' ; 'As idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean' ; ' The Turk governs with a loose rein.' " Euphemism is fine writing; that is, the use of gaudy, flowery phrases and words to hide ...either plain facts or unpleasant realities. For example, ' cas- ket ' for ' coffin,' ' an ovation ' for ' applause.' In some cases it is allowable, especially when it is used to avoid unpleasant suggestion." "III. The Character of Beatrix Esmond.
" Beatrix Esmond began early to show the worldly, unpleasant side of her nature ; for, w^hen she was a little girl, every attention paid to her brother, Frank, caused her a fit of jealous temper. As she grew older, other traits appeared. Fickle and coquettish as she was, she yet had some appreciation of her mother's strength and pu- rity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Putting an adverb between ' to ' and the infinitive.
" 15. Use of double negative.
" 16. Omission of a word necessary for clearness.
"A trope is the turning of a word from its literal meaning. Metonymy, Synecdoche, Simile, Meta- phor, and Personification are all tropes. For example, ' Saladin was a fox in council ' ; 'As idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean' ; ' The Turk governs with a loose rein.' " Euphemism is fine writing; that is, the use of gaudy, flowery phrases and words to hide ...either plain facts or unpleasant realities. For example, ' cas- ket ' for ' coffin,' ' an ovation ' for ' applause.' In some cases it is allowable, especially when it is used to avoid unpleasant suggestion." "III. The Character of Beatrix Esmond.
" Beatrix Esmond began early to show the worldly, unpleasant side of her nature ; for, w^hen she was a little girl, every attention paid to her brother, Frank, caused her a fit of jealous temper. As she grew older, other traits appeared. Fickle and coquettish as she was, she yet had some appreciation of her mother's strength and pu- rity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Copeland, Charles Townsend, 1860-1952 to read onlineMoreLess
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