The Rhetorical Reader: Consisting of Instructions for Regulating the Voice, with a Rhetorical Notation, Illustrating Inflection, Emphasis, and Modulation : and a Course of Rhetorical Exercises : Designed for the Use of Academies and High-schoolsDorr and Howland, 1834 - 304 sider |
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... speaking is a prime in- strument of usefulness . The last Seminary too which had them in charge , would , by a misapprehension not very un- natural , be made responsible , not merely for its own propor- tion , but for the whole of these ...
... speaking is a prime in- strument of usefulness . The last Seminary too which had them in charge , would , by a misapprehension not very un- natural , be made responsible , not merely for its own propor- tion , but for the whole of these ...
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... speaking , the first difficulty to be encountered arises from bad habits previously contracted . The most ready way to overcome these , is to go directly into the analysis of vocal sounds , as they occur in conversation . But to change ...
... speaking , the first difficulty to be encountered arises from bad habits previously contracted . The most ready way to overcome these , is to go directly into the analysis of vocal sounds , as they occur in conversation . But to change ...
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... speak- ing several times , a short speech , though an old one , ( if it is done with due care each time to correct what was amiss , ) than in speaking many long pieces , however spirited or new , which are but half committed , and in ...
... speak- ing several times , a short speech , though an old one , ( if it is done with due care each time to correct what was amiss , ) than in speaking many long pieces , however spirited or new , which are but half committed , and in ...
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... speak in public , including the whole of one sex , and all but comparatively a few of the other , there is no one to whom the ability to read in a graceful and impressive manner , may not be of great value . In this country , then ...
... speak in public , including the whole of one sex , and all but comparatively a few of the other , there is no one to whom the ability to read in a graceful and impressive manner , may not be of great value . In this country , then ...
Side 14
... speak his words distinctly and fluently , and " mind the stops , " nothing more was required . Elementary books too have been , till of late , nearly silent as to precepts for regulating the manner in reading . Some of these did ...
... speak his words distinctly and fluently , and " mind the stops , " nothing more was required . Elementary books too have been , till of late , nearly silent as to precepts for regulating the manner in reading . Some of these did ...
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