The public school speaker and reader, ed. by J.E. CarpenterJoseph Edwards Carpenter 1869 |
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... feel- ings . To it belong rage , threatening , denunciation , invective , joy , and exultation , and , indeed , all eager and animated speech in general ; while , on the contrary , grief , melancholy , veneration , deep thought ...
... feel- ings . To it belong rage , threatening , denunciation , invective , joy , and exultation , and , indeed , all eager and animated speech in general ; while , on the contrary , grief , melancholy , veneration , deep thought ...
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... feel them mechanically , and improve our expression of them when we are called on to read or recite the particular pieces in which they occur ; for by the imitation of the passions , we meet them , as it were , halfway . A condensed ...
... feel them mechanically , and improve our expression of them when we are called on to read or recite the particular pieces in which they occur ; for by the imitation of the passions , we meet them , as it were , halfway . A condensed ...
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... feel a poem and deliver it with energy , you will be sure to give action which is not very inappropriate , and redundan- cies and awkward peculiarities are best got rid of by practising before a judicious friend . True purity and ...
... feel a poem and deliver it with energy , you will be sure to give action which is not very inappropriate , and redundan- cies and awkward peculiarities are best got rid of by practising before a judicious friend . True purity and ...
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... feel them if he be always with them . But the sky is for all ; bright as it is , it is not " too bright nor good for human nature's daily food ; " it is fitted , in all its functions , for the perpetual comfort and exalting of the heart ...
... feel them if he be always with them . But the sky is for all ; bright as it is , it is not " too bright nor good for human nature's daily food ; " it is fitted , in all its functions , for the perpetual comfort and exalting of the heart ...
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... feel the disproportion between the powers they possess , and the time they are to be em- ployed , let them carry their ambitious eye beyond the world ; - and while , in these sacred solitudes , a voice in their own bosom corresponds to ...
... feel the disproportion between the powers they possess , and the time they are to be em- ployed , let them carry their ambitious eye beyond the world ; - and while , in these sacred solitudes , a voice in their own bosom corresponds to ...
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