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... characters ? How does he manage to make them clear to the reader ? Do you know any real people like them ? Do you know people like those Sinclair Lewis writes about ? Is a particular character taken from life , from indirect experience ...
... characters ? How does he manage to make them clear to the reader ? Do you know any real people like them ? Do you know people like those Sinclair Lewis writes about ? Is a particular character taken from life , from indirect experience ...
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... characters he intends to introduce to them . When shall this be done ? Some readers discuss all the characters in the story at the beginning of the recital ; others discuss each character prior to his first entrance on the scene . The ...
... characters he intends to introduce to them . When shall this be done ? Some readers discuss all the characters in the story at the beginning of the recital ; others discuss each character prior to his first entrance on the scene . The ...
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... characters by individual ways of speech . Meg Merrilies and Rob Roy both speak in Scott's novels with a vocabulary of their own ; and when characters like Nicol Jarvie and Dalgetty ran away with him , he would drop everything and run ...
... characters by individual ways of speech . Meg Merrilies and Rob Roy both speak in Scott's novels with a vocabulary of their own ; and when characters like Nicol Jarvie and Dalgetty ran away with him , he would drop everything and run ...
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Oral Reading: Discussion and Principles, and an Anthology of Practice ... Lionel Crocker,Louis Michael Eich No preview available - 1955 |
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