Étapes de l'anglais, la composition rhétorique de l'aits . de Beethoven et Mozart, et sur lequel est aviolin.-Deuxième année Iplômes de travail. L'exercice physique. Examiner attentivement chacun des passages cités. Dans la rainure-ing fait usage de détails y a-t-il des qui pourraient ainsi être omis,qui n'ajoutent rien à l'suggestiveness ? Tous les détails n'mentionedhelp pour donner du caractère ? Certains sont mis en place, peut-être, seulement pour l'objectif de la visualisation, c'est, pour nous faire sentir que nous arereally dans le prix voir de nos propres yeux ? Lesquels ? Ineach de ces chambres doivent avoir été beaucoup de choses qui sont notmentioned ; quels sont-ils ?

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Steps in English, composition-rhetoric . aits of Beethoven and Mozart, and on which is aviolin.—Second Year High-School Work. Exercise. Examine carefully each of the passages quoted. In the reveal-ing details made use of are there any that could as well be omitted, that add nothing to the suggestiveness? Do all details mentionedhelp to give character? Are some introduced, perhaps, only forthe purpose of visualization, that is, to make us feel that we arereally in the room seeing with our own eyes? Which ones? Ineach of these rooms must have been many things that are notmentioned; what are they? Deduce from this a principle. Whatkinds of details are introduced for visualization? Deduce a prin-ciple. Are there any really inartistic statements? From his room or home sketch the character of a person youknow. In a letter to a friend make known by an environment sketchthe character of a person with whom you have recently becomeacquainted. Write an imaginary environment sketch to bring out an unusualcharacter. John Lane, New York.. 116 ENVIRONMENT 117 By environment show the character of a person without educa-tion or judgment who has become enormously wealthy by thediscovery of oil on his farm. By means of a series of environment sketches showing the sameroom at different times, try to tell a story without introducing atall the persons of the story. Write a letter ordering from a large department store six oreight articles that you would like to place in your room. One of these articles is delivered in an imperfect condition.Write the necessary letter of complaint. Write to a news-dealer ordering three papers or magazines thatyou would like to read regularly. EiN FORSTBRHEIMAfter the Painting by Ludwig Knaus Ex. I. In this picture point out every item suggestive of thecharacter and work of the man seated near the centre of the room.What kind of dogs are these? What articles of clothing has theman just removed? Why is he shown in slippers and with pipe?What is his feeling

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