An Analysis of the Stylistic Technique of Addison, Johnson, Hazlitt, and Pater, 4. kötet

Action adjectives adverbs Aeneid anacoluthon antithesis appositive phrases Aristotle Arrhythma average vocabulary beauty cent higher Charles Lamb Classical and Saxon Classical derivation clausal clauses clearness combined common dependency Complex Nominal Phrases Complex Relative Phrases compound nominal phrases Conjunction-joined critics CUMULATIVE PHRASES diction different words Dryden effect employs Epic Epic Poetry example expression feeling Figures of Speech four genitival grammatical Hazlitt hybrid words ideas Idioms Iliad Joined nowhere Type Joseph Addison Length and Range metra mind modifier nature never Nominal Phrases Division Paradise Lost parallel structure Parallelism and Balance Participial containing Participial Phrases passion Pater percentage perfect symmetra phrasal pattern Phrases of Varied PHRASES Type Poem poet poetry Pope post-positive prepositions pronouns proportion prose Quadrals and Rhythma Rake's Progress reader relation rhetorical Saxon derivation selection for study sense SENTENCE-STRUCTURE seven simple nominal phrases style symmetron tences things thought thousand consecutive three members tion varied types variety verbal verbs