The Rhetorical Reader Consisting of Instructions for Regulating the Voice ...Gould and Newman, 1839 |
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Ebenezer Porter. PREFACE . THOUGH for many years after I began to investigate the principles of rhetorical delivery , I had no intention of writing any thing on the subject for publication , I was at last drawn into this measure ...
Ebenezer Porter. PREFACE . THOUGH for many years after I began to investigate the principles of rhetorical delivery , I had no intention of writing any thing on the subject for publication , I was at last drawn into this measure ...
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... principles of this art should be laid down , with Rhetorical Exercises , selected expressly to illustrate these principies , has been ex- tensively felt as a great deficiency . The RHETORICAL READ- ER is intended to supply this ...
... principles of this art should be laid down , with Rhetorical Exercises , selected expressly to illustrate these principies , has been ex- tensively felt as a great deficiency . The RHETORICAL READ- ER is intended to supply this ...
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... principles of emphasis and inflection , just as nature and sentiment demand . In respect to those principles of.
... principles of emphasis and inflection , just as nature and sentiment demand . In respect to those principles of.
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... principles ; thus leading them to regard a proper management of voice as both an art and a science . 4. When any portion of the Exercises is about to be committed to memory for declamation , the pupil should first study the sentiment ...
... principles ; thus leading them to regard a proper management of voice as both an art and a science . 4. When any portion of the Exercises is about to be committed to memory for declamation , the pupil should first study the sentiment ...
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... principles on which it depends are the same as those which belong to rhetorical delivery in general , and because nearly all bad speakers were prepared to be so , by early mismanagement of the voice in reading . But the subject is one ...
... principles on which it depends are the same as those which belong to rhetorical delivery in general , and because nearly all bad speakers were prepared to be so , by early mismanagement of the voice in reading . But the subject is one ...
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