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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... learned man , which , however , was nearly lost upon the audience from the disgusting manner in which it was delivered . The preacher pitched his voice an octave too high , and without any variation in pitch , force , or time ; and what ...
... learned man , which , however , was nearly lost upon the audience from the disgusting manner in which it was delivered . The preacher pitched his voice an octave too high , and without any variation in pitch , force , or time ; and what ...
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... learned to know his words , and that was so far useful ; but to read as a gentleman , in the spirit and meaning of the author , this is what he has yet to acquire by the imitation of good models and by frequent practice . That the art ...
... learned to know his words , and that was so far useful ; but to read as a gentleman , in the spirit and meaning of the author , this is what he has yet to acquire by the imitation of good models and by frequent practice . That the art ...
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... learned , or polite assem- blies , than those which were composed of the Roman senate , or the Athenian people , in their most enlightened times . But it is well known what great stress the most celebrated orators of those times laid on ...
... learned , or polite assem- blies , than those which were composed of the Roman senate , or the Athenian people , in their most enlightened times . But it is well known what great stress the most celebrated orators of those times laid on ...
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... learned oration , either ill - read , or , what is worse , wretchedly delivered ? Can it be supposed , that a preacher will win the affections of his hearers , whilst he neglects all the natural means for working upon their passions ...
... learned oration , either ill - read , or , what is worse , wretchedly delivered ? Can it be supposed , that a preacher will win the affections of his hearers , whilst he neglects all the natural means for working upon their passions ...
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... learned . " When he turned himself to the left , he spoke a few words accompanied by a moderate gesture of the hand , then bending to the right , he acted the same part over again ; then back again to the left , and presently to the ...
... learned . " When he turned himself to the left , he spoke a few words accompanied by a moderate gesture of the hand , then bending to the right , he acted the same part over again ; then back again to the left , and presently to the ...
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