PROSE STYLES: TOUGH, SWEET AND STUFFY

Oct 19, 2013

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21. 2. POINT OF VIEW:THE NOVEL:THE AD:THE TEXT BOOK:ETHOSPATHOSLOGOSTOUGH SWEETSTUFFY1ST PERSON2ND PERSON3RD PERSONSUBJECTIVESUBJECTIVEOBJECTIVEINFORMALINTIMATEFORMAL. 21. 3. TOUGH LANGUAGE. Tough language is the rhetoric of Frederic Henry in Ernest Hemingway's Farewel

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