The public school speaker and reader, ed. by J.E. CarpenterJoseph Edwards Carpenter 1869 |
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... natural manner . Professor Charles John Plumptre , in " A Plea for the Art of Reading Aloud , " thus grapples with the subject : - : - " What is the cause of this admitted neglect of the art of reading in so ... nature , that the Elocution .
... natural manner . Professor Charles John Plumptre , in " A Plea for the Art of Reading Aloud , " thus grapples with the subject : - : - " What is the cause of this admitted neglect of the art of reading in so ... nature , that the Elocution .
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Joseph Edwards Carpenter. C Introductory . 3 our common nature , that the cultivation of the art of speaking which once received so much attention , should afterwards and for so long a time have been almost completely neglected ? We know ...
Joseph Edwards Carpenter. C Introductory . 3 our common nature , that the cultivation of the art of speaking which once received so much attention , should afterwards and for so long a time have been almost completely neglected ? We know ...
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... nature , and its almost paramount necessity , not alone as regards those who aspire to distinguish themselves in Parliament , at the Bar , or in the Pulpit , but even as to its influence in the transactions of commercial life and the ...
... nature , and its almost paramount necessity , not alone as regards those who aspire to distinguish themselves in Parliament , at the Bar , or in the Pulpit , but even as to its influence in the transactions of commercial life and the ...
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... nature may be displayed in their perfection by unassisted genius , that there is no utility in art or culture as regards those who are less fortunate ? In fact , it is from such native powers and instinctive efforts that the whole ...
... nature may be displayed in their perfection by unassisted genius , that there is no utility in art or culture as regards those who are less fortunate ? In fact , it is from such native powers and instinctive efforts that the whole ...
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... nature of a parenthesis , and is therefore separated from both of them by the short pause . The greater , or middle pause , is properly to be used when a sen- tence is composed of two principal parts , in the first of which , the sense ...
... nature of a parenthesis , and is therefore separated from both of them by the short pause . The greater , or middle pause , is properly to be used when a sen- tence is composed of two principal parts , in the first of which , the sense ...
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