A Manual of Elocution Founded Upon the Philosophy of the Human VoiceEldredge, 1869 - 396 ページ |
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... speak out , and ion , the act of , — the literal meaning being , the act of speaking out ) may be defined - vocal delivery . " Elocution is the art or act of so delivering our own thoughts and feelings , or the thoughts and feelings of ...
... speak out , and ion , the act of , — the literal meaning being , the act of speaking out ) may be defined - vocal delivery . " Elocution is the art or act of so delivering our own thoughts and feelings , or the thoughts and feelings of ...
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... speaking is not taught there . See a boy of but fifteen years , with no want of youthful diffidence , and not without a craving desire to learn , sent upon a stage , pale and choking with apprehen- sion ; being forced into an attempt to ...
... speaking is not taught there . See a boy of but fifteen years , with no want of youthful diffidence , and not without a craving desire to learn , sent upon a stage , pale and choking with apprehen- sion ; being forced into an attempt to ...
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... consists in per- mitting or compelling a student to speak , ' and in pointing out his faults , after they have been committed . But it offers no genial in- ducement to the exercise , and provides no preventive training INTRODUCTION . 15.
... consists in per- mitting or compelling a student to speak , ' and in pointing out his faults , after they have been committed . But it offers no genial in- ducement to the exercise , and provides no preventive training INTRODUCTION . 15.
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... speaking . The daily practice of vocal exercises is the only effec- tual means of invigorating the organic system , or correcting faults of habit in utterance , and the surest means , at the same time , of fortifying the inward frame ...
... speaking . The daily practice of vocal exercises is the only effec- tual means of invigorating the organic system , or correcting faults of habit in utterance , and the surest means , at the same time , of fortifying the inward frame ...
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... speaking , should be always to articulate with such energy , deliberateness , and accuracy , that every sound of the voice may be fully and exactly formed , distinctly heard , and perfectly understood . A drawling slowness , however ...
... speaking , should be always to articulate with such energy , deliberateness , and accuracy , that every sound of the voice may be fully and exactly formed , distinctly heard , and perfectly understood . A drawling slowness , however ...
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