The Standard Speaker: Containing Exercises in Prose and Poetry for Declamation in Schools, Academies, Lyceums, Colleges: Newly Tr. Or Comp. from Celebrated Orators, Authors, and Popular Debaters, Ancient and Modern. A Treatise on Oratory and Elocution. Notes Explanatory and BiographicalThomas, Cowperthwait & Company, 1852 - 558 Seiten |
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... Pauses , 17 Emphasis , 17 Illustration from Milton , 17 66 from Shakspeare , II . ELOCUTION ,. 17 III . GESTURE , Among the Ancients , Modern Theories , . . 18 .18 Fenelon's Directions , Austin's Chironomia , . 18 Oratorical Attitudes ...
... Pauses , 17 Emphasis , 17 Illustration from Milton , 17 66 from Shakspeare , II . ELOCUTION ,. 17 III . GESTURE , Among the Ancients , Modern Theories , . . 18 .18 Fenelon's Directions , Austin's Chironomia , . 18 Oratorical Attitudes ...
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... pause may be filled up with a light syllable , or one under remission ; thus , faster , faster , occupy the same ... pause must occur before the pronun- ciation of the next syllable . One syllable , then , may occupy what is called a ...
... pause may be filled up with a light syllable , or one under remission ; thus , faster , faster , occupy the same ... pause must occur before the pronun- ciation of the next syllable . One syllable , then , may occupy what is called a ...
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... pause , of whatever kind , must necessarily adopt one of these two inflections , or continue in a monotone . Thus , when we ask a question without the contrasted interrogative words , we naturally adopt the rising inflection on the last ...
... pause , of whatever kind , must necessarily adopt one of these two inflections , or continue in a monotone . Thus , when we ask a question without the contrasted interrogative words , we naturally adopt the rising inflection on the last ...
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... pause after it . This is frequently the language of excitement ; the mind recurs to the excit- ing idea , and acquires fresh intensity from the repetition of it ; as , " Can Parliament be so dead to its dignity and duty as to give its ...
... pause after it . This is frequently the language of excitement ; the mind recurs to the excit- ing idea , and acquires fresh intensity from the repetition of it ; as , " Can Parliament be so dead to its dignity and duty as to give its ...
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... pauses , degrees of loudness , & c . , which give the proper effect to each passage that is well delivered ; to frame Rules founded on the observation of these ; and then , in practice , deliberately and carefully to conform the ...
... pauses , degrees of loudness , & c . , which give the proper effect to each passage that is well delivered ; to frame Rules founded on the observation of these ; and then , in practice , deliberately and carefully to conform the ...
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