Interpretative Speech

actor American audience breath cadence called character Charles Laughton death diction effect emotion emphasis English Exercises experience eyes feel frog went a-courting George Kingsley Zipf gesture Gettysburg Address give hand hear Hello huh-huh humor idea images imagination James Thurber John Masefield Journal of Speech Juliet language Lesson listen literature living look meaning melody memory MICHAEL STRONG mind mood never night Note notebook oral reader oral reading passage pause phrase play poem poet poetry prose reading aloud remember rendezvous with Death rhyme rhythm ridge Robert Robert Hillyer Romeo Rudyard Kipling selection sense sentence Shakespeare Sinclair Lewis Skimbleshanks sound speak speaker story student sweet symbols T. S. Eliot talk tell thee There's things Thomas Wolfe thou thought tongue unto voice words write York