73
Arrangement must be natural 74
Use Familiar Images 75
Simile, Metaphor, Personification 77
Choice of Words. Adjectives and Nouns 78
Use of Verbs 79
Suggestive Questions and Exercises 81

Chapter V.--Exposition

General Terms difficult 89
Definition 91
Exposition and Description distinguished 91
Logical Definition 91
Genus and Differentia 92
Requisites of a Good Definition 93
How do Men explain? First, by Repetition 94
Second, by telling the obverse 95
Third, by Details 96
Fourth, by Illustrations 97
Fifth, by Comparisons 98
The Subject 99
The Subject should allow Concrete Treatment 100
The Theme 100
The Title 102
Selection of Material 102
Scale of Treatment 104
Arrangement 108
Use Cards for Subdivisions 108
An Outline 109
Mass the End 110
The Beginning 112
Proportion in Treatment 114
Emphasis of Emotion 115
Phrases indicating Emphasis 116
Coherence 116
Transition Phrases 118
Summary and Transition 119
Suggestive Questions and Exercises 121

Chapter VI.--Argument

Induction and Deduction 129
Syllogism Premises 129
Terms 129
Enthymeme 130
Definition of Terms 130
Undistributed Middle 131
False Prem