Basic Principles of SpeechHoughton Mifflin, 1936 - 577 Seiten |
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... thoughts were passing in the back of her mind . " Even now , " she thought , " almost no one remembers Estaban and Pepita , but myself . Camila alone remembers her Uncle Pio and her son ; this woman , her mother . But soon we shall die ...
... thoughts were passing in the back of her mind . " Even now , " she thought , " almost no one remembers Estaban and Pepita , but myself . Camila alone remembers her Uncle Pio and her son ; this woman , her mother . But soon we shall die ...
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... thought , strange to the point of lunacy : the thought of duty ; the thought of something owing to himself , to his neighbour , to his God : an ideal of decency , to which he would rise if it were possible ; a limit of shame , below ...
... thought , strange to the point of lunacy : the thought of duty ; the thought of something owing to himself , to his neighbour , to his God : an ideal of decency , to which he would rise if it were possible ; a limit of shame , below ...
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... thought of memorizing the words . This will fix in your mind the struc- ture and thought of the selection as a whole . ( 2 ) Then reread the selection paragraph by paragraph , in order to fix in your mind the central idea of each ...
... thought of memorizing the words . This will fix in your mind the struc- ture and thought of the selection as a whole . ( 2 ) Then reread the selection paragraph by paragraph , in order to fix in your mind the central idea of each ...
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