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 - 368ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... thing its circle ? How in- hundred pounds . Whence , but from foreign sub - teresting must be the history of all things , ani- stances , are the materials of which our organs are composed ? In sickness , extreme emaciation proves that ...
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... thing . all times . 2. A good servant makes a good mas- ter . 3. A man in distress , or despair , does as much as ten . 4. Before you make a friend , eat a peck of salt with him . 5. Passion - will master you , if you pro - is good ...
... thing . all times . 2. A good servant makes a good mas- ter . 3. A man in distress , or despair , does as much as ten . 4. Before you make a friend , eat a peck of salt with him . 5. Passion - will master you , if you pro - is good ...
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... thing , and every thing . If I wish to do thing well , I must first learn how ; and if I begin right , and keep so , every step will carry me forward in accomplishing my ob- jects . any Notes . .7 , in some words , has this sound ...
... thing , and every thing . If I wish to do thing well , I must first learn how ; and if I begin right , and keep so , every step will carry me forward in accomplishing my ob- jects . any Notes . .7 , in some words , has this sound ...
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... thing , but not to shave with . 3. Gentility , with- out ability , is worse than beggary . 4. A man may talk like a wise man , and yet act like a fool 5. If we would succeed in any thing , we must use the proper means . 6. A liar should ...
... thing , but not to shave with . 3. Gentility , with- out ability , is worse than beggary . 4. A man may talk like a wise man , and yet act like a fool 5. If we would succeed in any thing , we must use the proper means . 6. A liar should ...
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... things and will most certainly succeed , though opposed events ; and enquiring the whys and where- by slight organic defects ; for the mind may fores of every thing ; this will lead to the qual- obtain supreme control over the whole ...
... things and will most certainly succeed , though opposed events ; and enquiring the whys and where- by slight organic defects ; for the mind may fores of every thing ; this will lead to the qual- obtain supreme control over the whole ...
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