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Activity Incorporate the quotation below into a sentence that could be part of a research essay. It is taken from page 343 of the book Literary Criticism: A
Short History, by William Kurtz Wimsatt and Cleanth Brooks,
"The precise terms 'diction' and 'poetic diction' seem to have arisen somewhat earlier, in the high Augustan era."
Write two versions of the sentence: one in which you acknowledge the authors and one in which you don't.

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