Aún no tenemos significados para "make the reader".
1What it does do is to make the reader live more consciously.
2Ultimately there is only one purpose: to make the reader read the story.
3Dawkins's great talent is his ability to make the reader understand.
4How shall I make the reader feel as I then felt?
5Stories in this book make the reader take a sharp intake of breath.
6And now I must make the reader somewhat better acquainted with my kind protectress.
7They make the reader feel that he can go out and write like Stevenson.
8Some of Holmes's comparisons make the reader laugh out aloud.
9Each one presents lessons which can but tend to make the reader better and nobler.
10Its astonishing inequalities make the reader at times angrily impatient, and at other times inspired.
11The best that the best editorial writer can achieve is to make the reader think for himself.
12But it is necessary, first of all, to make the reader somewhat acquainted with this noteworthy person.
13So having spoken, I now propose to make the reader acquainted with some characteristic specimens of the class.
14Is it to make the reader believe she was well-chosen and safe society for a young, sentimental husband?
15But it suggested enough to make the reader shudder at the hideous depths of vice in the sections named.
16Still another group consists of phantom stories,-ghastlyyarns that serve no purpose but to make the reader's spine creep.
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