Pulpit Elocution: Comprising Remarks on the Effect of Manner in Public Discourse; the Elements of Elocution, Applied to the Reading of the Scriptures, Hymns, and Sermons; with Observations on the Principles of Gesture; and a Selection of Exercises in Reading and SpeakingW.F. Draper, 1869 - 413 Seiten |
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... human voice , and the most impressive forms of atti- tude and action , are those which spring from the most vivid state of the soul , under a powerful inspiration . 4. A high tone of the animal spirits , and a quick sensibility of heart ...
... human voice , and the most impressive forms of atti- tude and action , are those which spring from the most vivid state of the soul , under a powerful inspiration . 4. A high tone of the animal spirits , and a quick sensibility of heart ...
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... human mind , is that in which eloquence , in its sublime inspiration , passes into the form of poetry . The art of elocution recognizes this fact , and presents to the student , as the noblest of all its exercises , the fitting ...
... human mind , is that in which eloquence , in its sublime inspiration , passes into the form of poetry . The art of elocution recognizes this fact , and presents to the student , as the noblest of all its exercises , the fitting ...
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... human frame is an essential concomitant of oral language . It is the first in- strument which man uses in order to communicate his thoughts , for he knows the meaning of signs before that of articulate phrases ; and it is his last ...
... human frame is an essential concomitant of oral language . It is the first in- strument which man uses in order to communicate his thoughts , for he knows the meaning of signs before that of articulate phrases ; and it is his last ...
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... human body , being indis- pensable to the full effect of arbitrary language , is , of course , an essential accompaniment of all earnest address . A proper use of this natural language , is involved in a good elocution ; and such an ...
... human body , being indis- pensable to the full effect of arbitrary language , is , of course , an essential accompaniment of all earnest address . A proper use of this natural language , is involved in a good elocution ; and such an ...
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... a stronger faith in God and his word , a profounder knowledge of divine and human things , a thorough cultivation of the functions of speech . ELOCUTION , AS A DEPARTMENT OF PREPARATORY STUDY IN THEOLOGY 28 PULPIT ELOCUTION .
... a stronger faith in God and his word , a profounder knowledge of divine and human things , a thorough cultivation of the functions of speech . ELOCUTION , AS A DEPARTMENT OF PREPARATORY STUDY IN THEOLOGY 28 PULPIT ELOCUTION .
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