Rhetoric and English Composition

adjective alliteration appeal arguments Aristotle Bain beauty become Burke called Carlyle Cecil Day Lewis chapter character Cicero clause colour colourless composition concrete decorative delightful diction Dr Johnson East India Bill effect elaborate emotional emphasis English Grammar English language essay example experience expression feeling figures French give Gorgias grand style Greek hamartia happiness heart human idiom imagination interest Jeremy Taylor kind language Latin literary literature Macaulay meaning metaphors Milton mind narrative natural noun object oligarchy orator oratory paragraph passage passion personifications persuade phrases plain style Plato plot poem poet poetic poetry popular audience prose purpose qualities Quintilian reader Rhetoric rhythm romance rule scientific sentence Shakespeare similes soul speak speaker speech Spenser statement story suggest Synecdoche Tennyson thee things thou thought tragedy tragic transfiguring truth Vale of Glamorgan verb vivid whole wish words Wordsworth writer