The Oral Study of LiteratureF. S. Crofts & Company, 1932 - 483 pages |
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... wrong and possibly it may be that students have not sufficient command of English to use it in their other studies . It has rather generally been sup- posed that the extended practice of writing would remedy the defect . When it was ...
... wrong and possibly it may be that students have not sufficient command of English to use it in their other studies . It has rather generally been sup- posed that the extended practice of writing would remedy the defect . When it was ...
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... wrong . " Not that the institutions of to - day are wholly wrong for the purposes of the life of to - day , but they are , always and in the nature of things , wrong to some extent . They are the result of a more or less inadequate ...
... wrong . " Not that the institutions of to - day are wholly wrong for the purposes of the life of to - day , but they are , always and in the nature of things , wrong to some extent . They are the result of a more or less inadequate ...
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... wrong emphasis and the wrong color in a sentence coming out of his own head , so no one ever uses the wrong inflection . Occasionally , however , we hear a voice which does not indicate any relationship at all between words or between ...
... wrong emphasis and the wrong color in a sentence coming out of his own head , so no one ever uses the wrong inflection . Occasionally , however , we hear a voice which does not indicate any relationship at all between words or between ...
Contents
PREFACE INTRODUCTION | 1 |
PASSAGES FOR READING AND STUDY | 39 |
Assertion and Implication | 433 |
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