The British Orator: Comprising Observations on Vocal Gymnastics, Articulation, Melody, Modulation, Force, Time, and Gesture : Together with a Copious Selection of Extracts in Poetry and Prose, for Exercise in Reading and DeclamationSimpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, 1901 - 511 страница |
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... better understood , and heard with greater pleasure , than one who vociferates without judgment . The voice of the latter may indeed extend to a considerable distance , but the sound is dissipated in confusion . Of the former voice not ...
... better understood , and heard with greater pleasure , than one who vociferates without judgment . The voice of the latter may indeed extend to a considerable distance , but the sound is dissipated in confusion . Of the former voice not ...
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... better calculated to make bad readers than good ones . Those founded on the construction of sentences might , perhaps , do credit to a mechanic , but they certainly do none to an elocutionist . The subject is of such a nature , that it ...
... better calculated to make bad readers than good ones . Those founded on the construction of sentences might , perhaps , do credit to a mechanic , but they certainly do none to an elocutionist . The subject is of such a nature , that it ...
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... better express the meaning of the author . The sense should , in all cases , determine the direction of in- flections . Hence the absurdity of " harmonic inflection " , as em- ployed by Walker and his disciples - an inflection which ...
... better express the meaning of the author . The sense should , in all cases , determine the direction of in- flections . Hence the absurdity of " harmonic inflection " , as em- ployed by Walker and his disciples - an inflection which ...
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... better part of the oration . " — What an honourable testimony this , from a vanquished adversary , and such an adversary ! What a noble idea doth it give of that wonderful orator's action ! I grasp it with ardor ; I transport myself in ...
... better part of the oration . " — What an honourable testimony this , from a vanquished adversary , and such an adversary ! What a noble idea doth it give of that wonderful orator's action ! I grasp it with ardor ; I transport myself in ...
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... better company while young , and of sooner wearing off those prejudice young men are apt to imbibe even in the best regulated universities , and which may be justly termed the vulgar errors of the wise . Yet , with all these advantages ...
... better company while young , and of sooner wearing off those prejudice young men are apt to imbibe even in the best regulated universities , and which may be justly termed the vulgar errors of the wise . Yet , with all these advantages ...
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