Modern Eloquence: A Library of the World's Best Spoken Thought, Том 11Ashley Horace Thorndike Modern Eloquence Corporation, 1928 |
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Стр. xiii
... fact that cheap and unscrupulous arts which would not be tolerated in the church or even in the courthouse have always felt more or less at home in the furious antagonisms of party strife . The stump orator has not yet entirely ...
... fact that cheap and unscrupulous arts which would not be tolerated in the church or even in the courthouse have always felt more or less at home in the furious antagonisms of party strife . The stump orator has not yet entirely ...
Стр. xv
... reason for noise , information for in- spiration , facts and figures for funny stories and flights of the imagination . The rounded periods of the olden time , left over from the Fourth of July , went to pieces ORATORY OF THE STUMP XV.
... reason for noise , information for in- spiration , facts and figures for funny stories and flights of the imagination . The rounded periods of the olden time , left over from the Fourth of July , went to pieces ORATORY OF THE STUMP XV.
Стр. xvii
... fact that little or nothing worth remembering has ever been spoken in this world with- out the most painstaking preparation entering into the very language and arrangement of the speech . If that were not so our school children would ...
... fact that little or nothing worth remembering has ever been spoken in this world with- out the most painstaking preparation entering into the very language and arrangement of the speech . If that were not so our school children would ...
Стр. xviii
... fact that a speech is printed in the newspapers to lead a wise man to lower the standard of his art in presenting it to an audience . The influence which the press has had on oratory lies in another direction . The en- terprise of the ...
... fact that a speech is printed in the newspapers to lead a wise man to lower the standard of his art in presenting it to an audience . The influence which the press has had on oratory lies in another direction . The en- terprise of the ...
Стр. xix
... facts : the body of his discourse being taken almost verbatim from speeches which he had been delivering in various ... fact he converted nobody to those views . But he did a thing even more remarkable ; he converted everybody that held ...
... facts : the body of his discourse being taken almost verbatim from speeches which he had been delivering in various ... fact he converted nobody to those views . But he did a thing even more remarkable ; he converted everybody that held ...
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