Analysis of the Principles of Rhetorical Delivery as Applied in Reading and SpeakingM. Newman, 1828 - 392 頁 |
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Ebenezer Porter. OF THE PRINCIPLES OF RHETORICAL DELIVERY AS APPLIED IN READING AND SPEAKING . BY EBENEZER PORTER , D. D. President of the Theological Seminary , Andover . SECOND EDITION . ANDOVER : PUBLISHED BY MARK NEWMAN . Flagg ...
Ebenezer Porter. OF THE PRINCIPLES OF RHETORICAL DELIVERY AS APPLIED IN READING AND SPEAKING . BY EBENEZER PORTER , D. D. President of the Theological Seminary , Andover . SECOND EDITION . ANDOVER : PUBLISHED BY MARK NEWMAN . Flagg ...
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... speaking many long pieces , however spirited or new , which are but half committed , and in the delivery of which all scope of feeling and adaptation of man- ner , are frustrated by labor of memory . The attempt to speak with this ...
... speaking many long pieces , however spirited or new , which are but half committed , and in the delivery of which all scope of feeling and adaptation of man- ner , are frustrated by labor of memory . The attempt to speak with this ...
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... the heathen Griffin . 397 Infatuation of men with regard to things of time . Kirwan . 399 Death of Hamilton Nott . 401 • The Crucifixion Bossuet . 402 • CHAPTER I. READING . ITS CONNEXION WITH SPEAKING , DELIVERY XVI CONTENTS .
... the heathen Griffin . 397 Infatuation of men with regard to things of time . Kirwan . 399 Death of Hamilton Nott . 401 • The Crucifixion Bossuet . 402 • CHAPTER I. READING . ITS CONNEXION WITH SPEAKING , DELIVERY XVI CONTENTS .
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... speaking , depends greatly on an impressive elocution . This taste is not peculiar to the learned or the ignorant ; it is the taste of all men . But the importance of the subject , is by no means limited to public speakers . In this ...
... speaking , depends greatly on an impressive elocution . This taste is not peculiar to the learned or the ignorant ; it is the taste of all men . But the importance of the subject , is by no means limited to public speakers . In this ...
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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 art of reading in a graceful and impressive manner , may not be of great value . 1 Besides , as the prevalent ...
... 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 art of reading in a graceful and impressive manner , may not be of great value . 1 Besides , as the prevalent ...
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