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And more advance may be made , in managing the voice and countenance , by
speaking , several times , a short speech , though an old one , like that of Brutus
on the death of Cæsar , ( if it is done with due care each time to correct what was
...
And more advance may be made , in managing the voice and countenance , by
speaking , several times , a short speech , though an old one , like that of Brutus
on the death of Cæsar , ( if it is done with due care each time to correct what was
...
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367 The forebodings of heathen approaching death Ibid . 369 The efficacy of the
Cross Ibid . 370 The Fall of Niagara Brainerd . 373 Reform in Morals . Beecher .
ib . Universal spread of the Bible Maxwell . 375 Isaiah 13 : 14 : 1--23 378 Eternity
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367 The forebodings of heathen approaching death Ibid . 369 The efficacy of the
Cross Ibid . 370 The Fall of Niagara Brainerd . 373 Reform in Morals . Beecher .
ib . Universal spread of the Bible Maxwell . 375 Isaiah 13 : 14 : 1--23 378 Eternity
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The violent contortions of the fish , in the pangs of death , being expressed
without the aid of vocal organs , very faintly excite our compassion , compared
with the plaintive bleatings of an expiring lamb . And a still stronger distinction
seems to ...
The violent contortions of the fish , in the pangs of death , being expressed
without the aid of vocal organs , very faintly excite our compassion , compared
with the plaintive bleatings of an expiring lamb . And a still stronger distinction
seems to ...
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But the circumflex seems better to represent the desperate hardihood with which
Hamlet was reasoning himself into a contempt of death . + I am aware that some ,
whose opinion I greatly respect , think Walker to be right on this point .
But the circumflex seems better to represent the desperate hardihood with which
Hamlet was reasoning himself into a contempt of death . + I am aware that some ,
whose opinion I greatly respect , think Walker to be right on this point .
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It would shock the sensibility of any one to hear a mother describe the death of
her child , with the same intonations which belong to joy or anger . And equally
absurd would it be for a general to assume the tones of grief , in giving his ...
It would shock the sensibility of any one to hear a mother describe the death of
her child , with the same intonations which belong to joy or anger . And equally
absurd would it be for a general to assume the tones of grief , in giving his ...
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Page 270 - And they heard the voice of the Lord God walking in the garden in the cool of the day : and Adam and his wife hid themselves from the presence of the Lord God amongst the trees of the garden.
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| Title | Analysis of the Principles of Rhetorical Delivery as Applied in Reading and Speaking |
| Author | Ebenezer Porter |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Flagg & Gould, 1828 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2007 |
| Length | 404 pages |
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