Letters and Essays in Prose and VerseE. Moxon, 1834 - 268 страница |
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... success in life ; and I have confidence in your capacity . However , my favour- able anticipations arise chiefly from your being aware that your station in society must depend entirely on your own exertions . Luckily you have not to ...
... success in life ; and I have confidence in your capacity . However , my favour- able anticipations arise chiefly from your being aware that your station in society must depend entirely on your own exertions . Luckily you have not to ...
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... successful in his own pulpit , he would cease to be eloquent . He would be violating one of the fundamental rules of rhetoric , which teaches us , that a speaker ought to have a constant regard to the quality of his audience . His ill ...
... successful in his own pulpit , he would cease to be eloquent . He would be violating one of the fundamental rules of rhetoric , which teaches us , that a speaker ought to have a constant regard to the quality of his audience . His ill ...
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... success when attempting another kind of speaking , whether it be of a higher or lower degree ; and , in short , let Dr. Campbell's definition be thought the true one , when he says , that " Eloquence is the art by which a discourse is ...
... success when attempting another kind of speaking , whether it be of a higher or lower degree ; and , in short , let Dr. Campbell's definition be thought the true one , when he says , that " Eloquence is the art by which a discourse is ...
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