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The Art of Plain Talk

Rudolf Flesch

1962

The Face of Nature

Garth Tissol

1991

The literary development of John 13-17

Wayne Brouwer

2000

Stylistique comparée du français et de l'anglais

Jean-Paul Viney, Jean Darbelnet, J.-P Vinay

1991

The origins of modern literary Yiddish

Dov-Ber Kerler

1999

Shakespeare's wordplay

M. M. Mahood

1957

A course of lectures on oratory and criticism, 1777

Joseph Priestley

1777

The new international Webster's pocket reference library

Trident Press International

2002

Naked Is the Best Disguise

Samuel Rosenberg

1974

Linguistic perspectives on literature

Marvin K. L. Ching, Ronald F. Lunsford, Haley, Michael C.

1980

Maximalist Novel

Stefano Ercolino

2014

The miracle of language

Richard Lederer

1991

The Art of Nahuatl speech

James Lockhart, Frances E. Karttunen

1987

The language of literature

Cummings, Michael.

1983

Critical stylistics

Lesley Jeffries

2010

Prose style

Bennett, James R.

1972

The invention of prose

Simon Goldhill

2002

Jung as a writer

Susan Rowland

2005

Telling and retelling

George W. Savran

1988

The art of Beowulf

Arthur Gilchrist Brodeur

1959

Put It in Writing

John Whale

1984

Milton's Biblical and classical imagery

John Marcellus Steadman III

1984

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

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