Elocution; Or, Mental and Vocal Philosophy: Involving the Principles of Reading and Speaking; and Designed for the Development and Cultivation of Both Body and Mind ... Illustrated by Two Or Three Hundred Choice Anecdotes; Three Thousand Oratorical and Poetical Readings; Five Thousand Proverbs, Maxims and Laconics, and Several Hundred Elegant EngravingsMorton & Griswold, 1845 - 368페이지 |
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... happy , and innocent ! 5 . Don't rely too much on the torches of others ; light one of your own . 6. Ignorance is like a blank sheet of paper , on which we may write ; but error - is like a scribbled one . 7 . All that the natural sun ...
... happy , and innocent ! 5 . Don't rely too much on the torches of others ; light one of your own . 6. Ignorance is like a blank sheet of paper , on which we may write ; but error - is like a scribbled one . 7 . All that the natural sun ...
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... happy , as we think we are . 8. A friend in need , is a friend indeed . 9. Bought wit is the leave truth in the middle , and the parties at both best , if not bought too dear . 10. Disputations-- ends . 11. We must do and live . 12. A ...
... happy , as we think we are . 8. A friend in need , is a friend indeed . 9. Bought wit is the leave truth in the middle , and the parties at both best , if not bought too dear . 10. Disputations-- ends . 11. We must do and live . 12. A ...
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... happy conclusion : but beware of using such sentences too often . 6. Extrav- agant - and misplaced eulogiums - neither honor the one , who bestows them , nor the person , who receives them . 7. Apparent truth - has its use , but genuine ...
... happy conclusion : but beware of using such sentences too often . 6. Extrav- agant - and misplaced eulogiums - neither honor the one , who bestows them , nor the person , who receives them . 7. Apparent truth - has its use , but genuine ...
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... happy ; hence , a 119. It is said , that no description can adequately represent Lord Chatham : to comprehend the force of his eloquence , it was necessary to see and to hear him : his whole delivery was such , as to make the orator a ...
... happy ; hence , a 119. It is said , that no description can adequately represent Lord Chatham : to comprehend the force of his eloquence , it was necessary to see and to hear him : his whole delivery was such , as to make the orator a ...
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... happy , without virtue . 9. A man , like a watch , is valued according to his going . 10. The gov- ernment of the will is better than an increase of knowledge . 11. Character - is every thing - to both old and young . 12. War brings ...
... happy , without virtue . 9. A man , like a watch , is valued according to his going . 10. The gov- ernment of the will is better than an increase of knowledge . 11. Character - is every thing - to both old and young . 12. War brings ...
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