Rhetorical Analysis of SpeechesAllyn and Bacon, 1967 - 229 ページ |
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... live these things within yourself and measure yourself against them - only then do you become an initiate in the world of the free . It is in the liberal arts that you acquire the ability to make a truly free and indi- vidual choice ...
... live these things within yourself and measure yourself against them - only then do you become an initiate in the world of the free . It is in the liberal arts that you acquire the ability to make a truly free and indi- vidual choice ...
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... live as well as to study . 36. As a self - supporting student , who tried to live first and study after wards , I can testify that the combination is possible only because the American university demands so little study . 37. If we had ...
... live as well as to study . 36. As a self - supporting student , who tried to live first and study after wards , I can testify that the combination is possible only because the American university demands so little study . 37. If we had ...
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... live , live ! 1. Plebeian . Bring him with triumph home unto his house . 2. Plebeian . Give him a statue with his ancestors . 3. Plebeian . Let him be Caesar . 50 4. Plebeian . Shall be crowned in Brutus . Caesar's better parts 1 ...
... live , live ! 1. Plebeian . Bring him with triumph home unto his house . 2. Plebeian . Give him a statue with his ancestors . 3. Plebeian . Let him be Caesar . 50 4. Plebeian . Shall be crowned in Brutus . Caesar's better parts 1 ...
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