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A New Composition for Secondary Schools

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Lastly, there is a period after mansion, because what fol lows is a sentence Of summary, a repetition Of the topic sentence, referring back to all the preceding sentences equally. In this passage, then, the semicolon is a valuable little instrument for writer and reader. It separates, but it also joins.

The rules for the use of the semicolon may be stated as follows.

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330 pages, Hardcover

Published March 9, 2018

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R.K. Gordon

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Also known as Robert Kay Gordon, Dr. Gordon was a scholar of medieval and early modern English literature and administrator at the University of Alberta in Canada.

He published widely in his field of English literature, displaying a wide range of interest, from Old English poetry and Chaucer to the Scottish novelists Sir Walter Scott and John Galt.

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