A third method consists in expanding the period into a double-period (precisely as the phrase was lengthened into a double-phrase, or period), by avoiding a perfect cadence at the end of the second phrase, and adding another pair of phrases ... Read more of The Double-period at Sings.caInformational Site Network Informational
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A LOQUACIOUS author, after babbling some time about his piece to
Sheridan, said, Sir, I fear I have been intruding on your
attention.--Not at all, I assure you, replied he, I was thinking of
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