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| Something that seems obserd or unbelievable yet may be true. Example: The child is father of the man |
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| To compare, to be parallel with, to correspond to. |
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A humerous imitation of a serious writing. |
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| Somebody who speaks without resistance |
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| A poem or play depicting country life |
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| That qualitie which excites sympathy and pitty. |
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| A journal or writing describing ones own life. (private) |
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| A figure of speech by which things, Qualities or abstract ideas have a personal nature given to them. Example: The cruel waves |
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| Having power to convince or influence an argument in written form. |
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| To persuade on in handling an argument |
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| The plan of a play/ novel |
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| The way one person interprits something. |
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| A pro argument is when you believe the argument is true, you are with what is being said and a Con argument is when you are against it. |
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| An introduction or preface to a poem or drama |
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| The leading character (The main character) |
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| Any orginization or scheme for spreadiong special opinions or beliefs. |
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| A settled intention design ,, |
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| One word is used with two meanings or two different words pronounced nearly alike are used close together. |
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