The public school speaker and reader, ed. by J.E. CarpenterJoseph Edwards Carpenter 1869 |
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... voice , the purity of its intonation , the clearness of articulation , and , when suitable to the occasion , the accompaniments of expression of coun- tenance and action . This art of elocution , then , I may further define as that ...
... voice , the purity of its intonation , the clearness of articulation , and , when suitable to the occasion , the accompaniments of expression of coun- tenance and action . This art of elocution , then , I may further define as that ...
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... voice , look , and gesture ) is the first , the second , and the last element of success in a speaker . And surely this is as true in our own day as it was in his . For even assuming that a youth has no apparent prospect of debating in ...
... voice , look , and gesture ) is the first , the second , and the last element of success in a speaker . And surely this is as true in our own day as it was in his . For even assuming that a youth has no apparent prospect of debating in ...
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... Voice , Countenance , and Gesture . The importance of this art has been felt and acknowledged in all countries wherein civilization and learning have attained their highest state of perfection . Even from the earliest times it has ever ...
... Voice , Countenance , and Gesture . The importance of this art has been felt and acknowledged in all countries wherein civilization and learning have attained their highest state of perfection . Even from the earliest times it has ever ...
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... voice totally regardless of the nature or feeling of the subject delivered , and this careless unanimated whining manner , uncorrected , becomes a habit not easily eradicated . Now , we have to consider what are the principles and rules ...
... voice totally regardless of the nature or feeling of the subject delivered , and this careless unanimated whining manner , uncorrected , becomes a habit not easily eradicated . Now , we have to consider what are the principles and rules ...
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... voice ; and to these are added gesture or action when referring to oratory or recitation . Of the material consequence that attaches to the first of these , viz . , articulation , there can hardly be any dispute . The most essential ...
... voice ; and to these are added gesture or action when referring to oratory or recitation . Of the material consequence that attaches to the first of these , viz . , articulation , there can hardly be any dispute . The most essential ...
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