例文・使い方で印象づける「digression」の覚え方


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...But this is a digression, let me proceed more consecutively...   But this is a      digression, let me proceed more consecutivelyの読み方
Baroness Orczy 「El Dorado」

...But I could not refrain from branding so odious a mode of exploitation, and I trust that this short digression will be pardoned...   But I could not refrain from branding      so odious a mode of exploitation, and I trust that this short digression      will be pardonedの読み方
P. J. Proudhon 「What is Property?」

...We regret it, because the beaver is a gentle, peaceable, affectionate, hairy little creature, towards which one feels an irresistible tenderness! But, to return from this long digression...   We regret it, because the beaver is a gentle, peaceable, affectionate, hairy little creature, towards which one feels an irresistible tenderness! But, to return from this long digressionの読み方
R.M. Ballantyne 「The Dog Crusoe and his Master」

...The digression is a lengthy one; buteven now a further step must be taken...   The digression is a lengthy one; buteven now a further step must be takenの読み方
Major Gambier-Parry 「'Murphy'」

...The subject was not suggested by the text, nor did it have any close relation with the other parts, of his discourse; it was simply a digression, and, to my mind, a very delightful one...   The subject was not suggested by the text, nor did it have      any close relation with the other parts, of his discourse; it was simply a      digression, and, to my mind, a very delightful oneの読み方
W. H. Hudson 「Birds in Town and Village」

... To set it forth necessitates a digression which seems to have nothing to do with the subject in hand and is nevertheless connected with it in the closest fashion...        To set it forth necessitates a digression which seems to have nothing to      do with the subject in hand and is nevertheless connected with it in the      closest fashionの読み方
J. Henri Fabre Alexander Teixeira de Mattos 「The Life of the Fly」

...A long digression, truly; but so true a story, and one so apt to oursubject can not well be omitted...   A long digression, truly; but so true a story, and one so apt to oursubject can not well be omittedの読み方
Lewis Falley Allen 「Rural Architecture」

...From this digression, pardonable, let us hope, because in the interestsof art, we will pass on to a consideration of marrone pigments...   From this digression, pardonable, let us hope, because in the interestsof art, we will pass on to a consideration of marrone pigmentsの読み方
George Field 「Field's Chromatography」

...Evidently the soldier understood the digression, for he replied in atone that would brook no dispute...   Evidently the soldier understood the digression, for he replied in atone that would brook no disputeの読み方
Various 「Astounding Stories of Super-Science, October, 1930」

...Milton now makes a digression in order to describe what Satan observedin the Sun after having landed there...   Milton now makes a digression in order to describe what Satan observedin the Sun after having landed thereの読み方
Thomas Orchard 「The Astronomy of Milton's 'Paradise Lost'」

...This, however, is a digression...   This, however, is a digressionの読み方
George Chambers 「The Story of Eclipses」

...To return from this digression to my subject, I have onlyfarther to observe that the estimation of female beauty among thenatives (the men at least) is in this country the same as in mostothers...   To return from this digression to my subject, I have onlyfarther to observe that the estimation of female beauty among thenatives (the men at least) is in this country the same as in mostothersの読み方
Watkin Tench 「A Complete Account of the Settlement at Port Jackson」

...But this is altogether a purelygeographical digression...   But this is altogether a purelygeographical digressionの読み方
Ernest Favenc 「The Explorers of Australia and their Life-work」

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