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F. L. Lucas Quotes
		The most emphatic place in a clause or sentence is the end. This is the climax; and, during the momentary pause that follows, that last word continues, as it were, to reverberate in the reader's mind. It has, in fact, the last word. F. L. Lucas Vote on this Quote: Bad <---> Good
		Author Details: Type: Critic Quotes Category: English Critic Quotes Year of Birth: 1894 Year of Death: 1967 Nationality: English Amazon: F. L. Lucas on Amazon	Related Authors: Aleister Crowley John Churton Collins William Hazlitt Charles Lamb Walter Pater Lytton Strachey Clive Bell Kenneth Tynan
Quote Keywords: Clause, Climax, Continues, During, Emphatic, End, Fact, Follows, Last, Mind, Momentary, Most, Pause, Place, Reader, Sentence, Were, Word	Dictionary Links: Clause, Climax, During, Emphatic, End, Fact, Last, Mind, Momentary, Most, Pause, Place, Reader, Sentence, Were, Word	All F. L. Lucas Quotations: A man can make himself put... And how is clarity to be... Apart from a few simple principles... At Munich we sold the Czechs... Most style is not honest enough. Poetry had far better imply things... The most emphatic place in a... The only hope I can see... The two World Wars came in...

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