 | Robert Dodsley - 1754 - 590 páginas
...Period. Thefe in Englijh are called fine Turns ; and are either upon the Words or the Thought, or feoth. A dextrous Turn upon Words is pretty ; the Turn upon...Thought fubftantial; but the Confummation and Crown of all, is, when both the Sound of the Words is {grateful, and their Meaning comprehenfive ; when 'both... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1758 - 606 páginas
...Cadence and Harmony to the Period. Theft in Enolijh are called fine Turns ; and are either upon the Words or the Thought, or both. A dextrous Turn upon Words is pretty; the Turn upon the Thought fubft:intial ; but the Confummation and Crown of all, is, when both the Sound of the Words is p-ratefu),... | |
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The most charming Repetitions are those, whereby the principal Words in a Sentence, either the same in Sound, or Signification, are repeated with such Advantage and Improvement, as raises a new Thought, or gives a musical Cadence and Harmony to the Period.... 