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The art of reading is that system of rules , which teaches us to pronounce written
composition with justness , energy , variety , and ease . Agreeably to this
definition , reading may be considered as that species of delivery , which not only
...
The art of reading is that system of rules , which teaches us to pronounce written
composition with justness , energy , variety , and ease . Agreeably to this
definition , reading may be considered as that species of delivery , which not only
...
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What ! it will be said , will any one pretend to convey to us , upon paper , all that
force , beauty , variety , and harmony , which a good reader throws into
composition , when he enters into the fpirit of his author , and displays every part
of it to ...
What ! it will be said , will any one pretend to convey to us , upon paper , all that
force , beauty , variety , and harmony , which a good reader throws into
composition , when he enters into the fpirit of his author , and displays every part
of it to ...
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It is this that recommends variety , where the mind is every instant called off to
something new , and the attention not suf . fered to dwell too long on any
particular object . Speelator , No 412 . For this reason , there is nothing more
enlivens ' a ...
It is this that recommends variety , where the mind is every instant called off to
something new , and the attention not suf . fered to dwell too long on any
particular object . Speelator , No 412 . For this reason , there is nothing more
enlivens ' a ...
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variety produced ; it must be remembered , that in forming a system , and pushing
its principles to their remotest consequences , - for the sake of shewing the extent
of these governing principles , and giving an air of completeness and uni ...
variety produced ; it must be remembered , that in forming a system , and pushing
its principles to their remotest consequences , - for the sake of shewing the extent
of these governing principles , and giving an air of completeness and uni ...
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In order , then , to pronounce this passage properly , it is presumed that there
ought to be a gradation of force from the first portion to the last ; and that this force
may have the greater variety ; each portion ought to be accompanied with a ...
In order , then , to pronounce this passage properly , it is presumed that there
ought to be a gradation of force from the first portion to the last ; and that this force
may have the greater variety ; each portion ought to be accompanied with a ...
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| Заглавие | Elements of Elocution: In which the Principles of Reading and Speaking are Investigated ... |
| Автор | John Walker |
| Издание | 2 |
| Издател | Cooper and Wilson, 1799 |
| Оригиналът е от | Нюйоркската обществена библиотека |
| Цифровизирана на | 18 май 2007 |
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