Notes for Young Writers
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The tempers of the young are liquid fires in isles of quicksand.
NOTES 105 106 NOTES FOR YOUNG WRITERS 124. Avoid the incongruity of mixed figures, as It is necessary for an iron hand to step in.
Many shades of figurative force are inherent in specific words and phrases, from "trope," the mere turning of a word from its accustomed use, to elaborate analogy. Most of them may be classified as forms of metonymy and simile, however. Per- sonification, apostrophe, and other declamatory figures are n...ot now in common use.
The alert writer rejects all trite and crude figures, and tries to draw his comparisons largely from everyday, familiar objects. Some of Carlyle's works show that too much figurative language is a fault of style. Figures are used as mental stimulants, in most cases. Too many of them fatigue the reader, and make him unresponsive. A few carefully chosen images have the power to transform an otherwise commonplace discourse.
NOTES 107 XVI. PRONUNCIATION A correct and pleasing pronunciation of the lan- guage, like correct grammatical usage, is the mark of an educated person.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tempers of the young are liquid fires in isles of quicksand.
NOTES 105 106 NOTES FOR YOUNG WRITERS 124. Avoid the incongruity of mixed figures, as It is necessary for an iron hand to step in.
Many shades of figurative force are inherent in specific words and phrases, from "trope," the mere turning of a word from its accustomed use, to elaborate analogy. Most of them may be classified as forms of metonymy and simile, however. Per- sonification, apostrophe, and other declamatory figures are n...ot now in common use.
The alert writer rejects all trite and crude figures, and tries to draw his comparisons largely from everyday, familiar objects. Some of Carlyle's works show that too much figurative language is a fault of style. Figures are used as mental stimulants, in most cases. Too many of them fatigue the reader, and make him unresponsive. A few carefully chosen images have the power to transform an otherwise commonplace discourse.
NOTES 107 XVI. PRONUNCIATION A correct and pleasing pronunciation of the lan- guage, like correct grammatical usage, is the mark of an educated person.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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