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
... look upon politics , and in part from the 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 ...
... look upon politics , and in part from the 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 ...
Стр. xv
... look of bloodless attorneyism to the whole busi- ness , and puts the audience on its guard against the loss of self - control which is sometimes brought on by the passion of the speaker . But notwithstanding all that the stump has to ...
... look of bloodless attorneyism to the whole busi- ness , and puts the audience on its guard against the loss of self - control which is sometimes brought on by the passion of the speaker . But notwithstanding all that the stump has to ...
Стр. xix
... look of an athlete as he stood up in that tumultuous assembly . His voice was strong and musical and he had learned how to use it . It reached the extreme limit of the ampitheater , and as he spoke he made every inflection count , so ...
... look of an athlete as he stood up in that tumultuous assembly . His voice was strong and musical and he had learned how to use it . It reached the extreme limit of the ampitheater , and as he spoke he made every inflection count , so ...
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... look up to Heaven for as- sistance . Your adversaries are composed of wretches who laugh at the rights of humanity , who turn religion into de- rision , and would , for higher wages , direct their swords against their leaders or their ...
... look up to Heaven for as- sistance . Your adversaries are composed of wretches who laugh at the rights of humanity , who turn religion into de- rision , and would , for higher wages , direct their swords against their leaders or their ...
Стр. 11
... Look at the comparative temper of this country now and when the late Federal convention met . We had no idea then of any particular system . The formation of the most perfect plan was our object and wish . It was imagined that the ...
... Look at the comparative temper of this country now and when the late Federal convention met . We had no idea then of any particular system . The formation of the most perfect plan was our object and wish . It was imagined that the ...
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