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The art of styling sentences

Marie L. Waddell

1972

The body of writing

Flore Chevaillier

2013

Revising business prose

Richard A. Lanham

1981

Cry out and write

Edward Peter Nolan

1994

Under pretext of praise: satiric mode in Erasmus' fiction

Geraldine Thompson

1974

Forensic linguistics

Gerald R. McMenamin

2002

The proverbial wisdom of Shakespeare

F. P. Wilson

1961

Linguistics and style

Nils Erik Enkvist, John Spencer

1964

Composing Social Identity in Written Language

Donald L. Rubin

1995

Excercices de style

Raymond Queneau

1947 ★ 3.4

Metaformations

Frederick Ahl

1985

Linguistic Guide to English Poetry (English Language Series)

Geoffrey N. Leech

1969

Continuing presences

Beverly Ann Schlack

1979

The five clocks

Martin Joos

1967

Chiasmus in the Pauline letters

Ian H. Thomson

1995

Metamorphosis of language in Apuleius

Ellen D. Finkelpearl

1998

A grammar of rhetoric and polite literature

Alexander Jamieson

1820

Fifteenth century translation as an influence on English prose

Samuel Klinger Workman

1972

Framing feeling

Barbara M. Benedict

1994

Cicero's Caesarian speeches

Cicero

1993

Modern prose style

Bonamy Dobrée

1964

Exploring the language of poems, plays, and prose

Mick Short

1996

The structure of English prose

John George Repplier McElroy

1885

Philo and Paul among the Sophists

Bruce W. Winter

2002

The practical stylist [by] Sheridan Baker

Sheridan BAKER, Sheridan Warner Baker, Sheridan Baker et al.

1962

From Galt to Douglas Brown

Emma Letley

1988

English prose style

Herbert Edward Read

1952

Stylistic Development of Keats

Walter Jackson Bate

1945

Ancient epistolary theorists

Abraham J. Malherbe

1988

Readings in biblical Hebrew

Ehud Ben Zvi

1993

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