Exercises in Rhetorical Reading: With a Series of Introductory Lessons (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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The Obelisk or Dagger, 1 The Section, The Double Obelisk or Double I The Paragraph, Dagger, The Parallels, The Ellipsis, sometimes expressed by Periods, thus, sometimes by Hyphens, thus, sometimes by Asterisks or Stars, thus, it it it sometimes by 9. Dash prolonged, thus, These characters, when judiciously employed, fix the meaning and give precision to the signification of sentences, which, in a written form, would be ambiguous or indefinite without them. Thus, I said that he is dishonest it is true and I am sorry for it. Now the meaning of this sentence can be ascertained only by a correct punctuation. If it be punctuated as follows: I said that he is dishonest, it is true, and I am sorry for it the meaning will be, that it is true that I said he was dishonest, and I am sorry that I said so. But if it be punctuated thus, I said that he was dishonest; it is true; and I am sorry for it the meaning will be, I said that he was dishonest; it is true that he was dishonest, and I am sorry that he was so.

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