ABSTRACTNESS of words, 177. Age, as a modifier of mind, 63. Ambiguity from position, 182. Analogy, argument from, 125. natural form of, 239. nature of, 238. Apostrophe, 233. Arguments, a priori, 110. arrangement of, 181. use of different classes, 180. Authority, as an argument, 118. BALANCED sentences, 198. Barbarism, 157. Beauty, relation of to rhetoric, 5. CAUSE, argument from, 110. proof of, 115. Causal words, ambiguity of, 118 Clearness, 6. too great, 186. Climax, 240. in sound and sense, 260. Collateral ideas, 194. Comprehension, 96. Concession in debate, 127. Confirmation, 130. Consonants, cumulation of, 247. 225. Contrast, essentials of a, 288. DEFINITION, kinds of, 98. nature of, 97. laws of, 75. nature of, 75. Development of an idea, 198, 199. Discourse, essential elements of 19. Sentences, loose, 197. structure of, 254. periodic, 19. Sentiments, scheme of, 52 Sign, argument from, 113. laws of, 209. Speaker, relation of to audience, 68 Squinting construction, 182, 184. national types of, 152. Summary, value of in history, 94. TASTE, relation of to rhetoric, 5. Tautophony, 248. Testimony, 115. Theme, necessity of, 201. Theremin's treatment of rhetoric,3. 19. laws of, 45. UNITY of idea, 195. of structure, 196 Use law of, 159. WHATELY's treatmentof rhetoric,3 character of, 116. concurrent, 116. associations of, 171. effect of on thoughts, 171. formation of new, 159. grammatical relations of, 19 inclusion of, 163. length of, 160. modifying effect of, 181. number of, 173. position of, 177. Saxon, 162. |