Public Speaking: Principles and PracticeMacmillan, 1913 - 398 sider |
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Side xxi
... called inspirational methods ; the frequent evidences of pernicious vocal results from the forcing of young voices in the overintense and hasty efforts made in preparing for prize speaking , acting , and debating , -all these may not ...
... called inspirational methods ; the frequent evidences of pernicious vocal results from the forcing of young voices in the overintense and hasty efforts made in preparing for prize speaking , acting , and debating , -all these may not ...
Side 2
... called the vocal " support . " It is a fixed base of control . It is a funda- mental condition , and is to be steadily maintained in all the varied operations of the voice . Since this fundamental control of voice is so important , 2 ...
... called the vocal " support . " It is a fixed base of control . It is a funda- mental condition , and is to be steadily maintained in all the varied operations of the voice . Since this fundamental control of voice is so important , 2 ...
Side 9
... called naturalness , or more correctly , simplicity . Every- body desires this sort of result . It can readily be seen , however , that about everything we do is a second nature ; is done , that is to say , in the acquired , acceptable ...
... called naturalness , or more correctly , simplicity . Every- body desires this sort of result . It can readily be seen , however , that about everything we do is a second nature ; is done , that is to say , in the acquired , acceptable ...
Side 10
... called the most collo- quial of our public speakers . It has often been commented on in the case of Gladstone , and applies peculiarly to some of our present - day speakers , who would be called , not ora- tors , but impressive talkers ...
... called the most collo- quial of our public speakers . It has often been commented on in the case of Gladstone , and applies peculiarly to some of our present - day speakers , who would be called , not ora- tors , but impressive talkers ...
Side 13
... called in- flection , to raise or lower the pitch by varied intervals , mo- mentarily to enlarge or diminish the tone , in expressive ways ; in short , to adapt the improved tone , the more ef fective method of voice control , to more ...
... called in- flection , to raise or lower the pitch by varied intervals , mo- mentarily to enlarge or diminish the tone , in expressive ways ; in short , to adapt the improved tone , the more ef fective method of voice control , to more ...
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Abraham Lincoln action American audience Boston breath Brutus Cæsar called Company DANIEL WEBSTER debate E. J. Bowen effect England English expression eyes faith Faneuil Hall fathers feel fellow G. P. Putnam's Sons gentlemen GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS gesture give glory Gunga Din hand head hear heard heart HENRY W honor human idea Julius Cæsar justice learned liberty Lincoln live look Lord mean ment mind nation nature ness never O'Connell orator party peace permission practice President principles public speaking publishers Senate sentence sound speaker speech spirit stand student tell thing thou thought tion to-day to-night tone United United States Senate vocal voice vowel Warren Hastings WENDELL PHILLIPS WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE words York young youth