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 1  Pref,   2|                              The style here is so sedate that one
 2  Pref,   2|        and a "rough" and "heavy" style. It is useless for her to
 3  Pref,   2|    general reader. In her "rough style", she says comfortingly
 4  Pref,   2|     these characteristics of her style, I have, for the sake of
 5  Pref,   2|     staccato, almost telegraphic style, hard enough to translate
 6  Pref,   3|                              The style and tone adopted in the
 7  Pref,   3|        Conceptions, St. Teresa's style is more pedestrian and colloquial
 8  Intr,   0|        candour of her manner and style -- these are some of the
 9  Intr,   0|       and her simple, unaffected style, of the work of the Holy
10  Intr,   0| mechanism of conventionality and style in language, had any attempt
11  Intr,   0|        clearly non-Teresian. Its style is quite unlike that of
12  Intr,   0|        absorbed the language and style of chivalry, that in the
13  Intr,   0|        compressed and elliptical style, a misplaced comma is sometimes