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. Its only an adopted child. One I have told her of. One Im going to give the name to (Dickens).
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My heart is not here
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: Now this gentleman has a younger brother who has tried a life as a cornet of dragoons, and found it a bore; and had afterwards tried it in the train of an English minister abroad, and found it a bore; and had then strolled to Jerusalem, and found it a bore (Dickens)
(anadiplosis) , , (a, a): I was happy, happy at least in my way (Bronte); , , .
(framing) (cc). : Money is what he is after. Money.
(chiasmus) - , (ab, ba): I know the world and the world knows me (Dickens).
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A handsome man kisses misses,
An ugly man misses kisses.
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1. .. . , 1984. .169-204.
2. .. . , 1975. .10-115, 140-145.
3. Skrebnev Y.M. Fundamentals of English Stylistics. Moscow 1994. P. 82-105; 140-145.
4. Snegiryova T.A. Lectures in Tylistic Grammar. Gorky, 1975. P. 29-60.
5. .. . 1973. .160-207.
6. Kukharenko V.A. Seminars In Style. Moscow 1986. P.63-83.
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