Silence and the Notion of the Commons

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Franklin's use of long sentences is very ironic. She is addressing sound, which as we all know disappears once one has heard it, but she explains sound in long sentences rather than with very short and quick sentences. Franklin's use of literary devices such as repetition, sentence structure and alliteration is very affective...
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It fully allows the audience to understand the words being emphasized in the essay. It allows the audience to focus on the meaning and the importance of the topic being discussed.
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