English Composition & Rhetoric, Part 1

adjective advantage already appear applied arrangement balance beginning better bring brought called circumstances clause clear close common compared comparison complete condition conjunction connection contrast distinct effect emotion emphasis emphatic employed epigram example expression fact feeling figure force frequent fully gained given gives greater hand human idea illustration important impression indicate instances inversion keep kind language leading less light loose matter meaning metaphor mind nature never object opening original paragraph parallelism particulars passage period phrase pleasure poet poetic poetry position preceding predicate present principle prose qualifying reason reference remark rule seen sense sentence separate short similar similitudes single standing statement style success suggest things third thought tion understanding Unity verb whole words writers