the speech. Or there is no addressee to greet it favourably and accept and heed it. Or it is neither in agreement with the speaker's state of mind nor does it serve the impulse which prompted the speech. Or it appears alien to its context and implications. Or it lacks the ability to preserve its aim and procure its necessities. This means that at each level only one of these causes is heeded. Nevertheless, if they unite, they raise the speech to the highest level.
#### Conclusion
Conclusion
There are some suspended meanings which have no defined form or particular domicile. They can enter all the bureaux like inspectors. Sometimes they assume a word particular to themselves. They are ephemeral, significative meanings. They draw other words into themselves and absorb them. Sometimes they penetrate a sentence or a story even. If such a sentence is pressed, the meaning may be distilled from it; such meanings as longing, desire, self-praise, regret, and so on.
The Seventh Matter
The Seventh Matter
The source of vitality in rhetoric, or to put in another way, the philosophy of figurative speech or the purpose (hikmet) of poetry is their representing the laws and measures of the outside world. Like this: the source of their vitality and art is their situating the laws of external truths in notional situations by means of parabolic analogies and juxtapositioning and fanciful depictions. They show like a mirror the rays of reality reflected from outside, as though imitating creation and nature with their own imaginative art and literary embellishments. Yes, even if speech cannot be reality, it can at least seek assistance from its similitudes and order, and can sprout from its seed. But all seeds produce their own seedlings; a wheat-grain cannot grow into a tree. If the science of figurative speech is disregarded, rhetoric yields no benefits other than arousing wonder in the listener, like tales about fantastic monsters.
Like the science of figurative speech, grammar has a philosophy, and that philosophy makes known the wisdom and purpose of