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Diction - Purity - Propriety - Precision. Style is expressive of the writer, as to who he is and what he is. As a matter of structure in composition it is the indication of what a man can do; as a matter of quality it is an indication of what he is. Next: KINDS OF STYLE Previous: HARMONY Report Privacy SHARE BOOKMARK

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