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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... never ensconced themselves behind elevated desks , nor “ stood upon all fours , as some of our public speakers do they were masters of their art . Hence they needed no screen to conceal uncouth attitudes and awkward gestures ( from the ...
... never ensconced themselves behind elevated desks , nor “ stood upon all fours , as some of our public speakers do they were masters of their art . Hence they needed no screen to conceal uncouth attitudes and awkward gestures ( from the ...
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... never known to fail . Some children omit the element 2 , when it follows d , and the element sh when it follows t ; for instance , they pronounce John , don , and Charles , tarles , & c , My method of correcting thesa defects is to ...
... never known to fail . Some children omit the element 2 , when it follows d , and the element sh when it follows t ; for instance , they pronounce John , don , and Charles , tarles , & c , My method of correcting thesa defects is to ...
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... never be resorted to for the sake of mere variety , it should always be subservient to the sense ; for it is the province of modulation to mark changes of sentiment , changes in the train of thought , and parenthetical clauses . There ...
... never be resorted to for the sake of mere variety , it should always be subservient to the sense ; for it is the province of modulation to mark changes of sentiment , changes in the train of thought , and parenthetical clauses . There ...
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... never deficient in grace ; for which two reasons may be assigned . First , because they are under no restraint from diffi- dence , or from any other cause , and therefore use their gestures , with all sincerity of heart , only to aid ...
... never deficient in grace ; for which two reasons may be assigned . First , because they are under no restraint from diffi- dence , or from any other cause , and therefore use their gestures , with all sincerity of heart , only to aid ...
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... never been taught to regard reading aloud in the light of a graceful accomplishment . At school he 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 ...
... never been taught to regard reading aloud in the light of a graceful accomplishment . At school he 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 ...
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