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... . BIBLIO THECA OCT 1879 SODLEJANA LONDON : HUGHES & CO . , TUNS PASSAGE , PATERNOSTER SQUARE , E.C. 1878 . 4 260 9.390 CONTENTS . INTRODUCTION CHAP . I. THE VOICE II . Hughes's Educational Course . 99 TONE-THE LANGUAGE OF PASSION.
... . BIBLIO THECA OCT 1879 SODLEJANA LONDON : HUGHES & CO . , TUNS PASSAGE , PATERNOSTER SQUARE , E.C. 1878 . 4 260 9.390 CONTENTS . INTRODUCTION CHAP . I. THE VOICE II . Hughes's Educational Course . 99 TONE-THE LANGUAGE OF PASSION.
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... PASSION IV . ON PUBLIC SPEAKING • " 9 POETICAL EXTRACTS . Flower of Yarrow , with Annotations . Bridal Ballad · Hogg Poe Alonzo the Brave , with Annotations The Old and the New Year The Ocean Mary in Heaven To David Gray The Highland ...
... PASSION IV . ON PUBLIC SPEAKING • " 9 POETICAL EXTRACTS . Flower of Yarrow , with Annotations . Bridal Ballad · Hogg Poe Alonzo the Brave , with Annotations The Old and the New Year The Ocean Mary in Heaven To David Gray The Highland ...
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... PASSION IV . ON PUBLIC SPEAKING 33 52 POETICAL EXTRACTS . · 66 71 · 72 77 • 80 81 · 83 84 · 86 • 87 89 91 92 94 · 95 96 • 98 101 104 The Scot Legion The Bridge of Cloud The Execution of. INTRODUCTION CHAP . I. THE VOICE " " 97 " " Bridal ...
... PASSION IV . ON PUBLIC SPEAKING 33 52 POETICAL EXTRACTS . · 66 71 · 72 77 • 80 81 · 83 84 · 86 • 87 89 91 92 94 · 95 96 • 98 101 104 The Scot Legion The Bridge of Cloud The Execution of. INTRODUCTION CHAP . I. THE VOICE " " 97 " " Bridal ...
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... passion of the heart , made chaste by the judgment and the discipline of elocutionary training . Systems of Elocution must always be the more or less excellent as they are the more or less simple and natural . But all the phenomena of ...
... passion of the heart , made chaste by the judgment and the discipline of elocutionary training . Systems of Elocution must always be the more or less excellent as they are the more or less simple and natural . But all the phenomena of ...
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... passionate cry , unaccompanied by words , conveys to others more forcible ideas , and rouses within them stronger passions than can be com- municated by the most eloquent discourse . The significa- tion of our sentiments , made by tones ...
... passionate cry , unaccompanied by words , conveys to others more forcible ideas , and rouses within them stronger passions than can be com- municated by the most eloquent discourse . The significa- tion of our sentiments , made by tones ...
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