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... Common Improprieties in Reading and Speaking are detected, and the true Sources of Elegant Pronunciation pointed out. Bvo. 7th edition. 7s. in boards. 2. ELEMENTS of ELOCUTION; in which the Principles of Reading and Speaking are investigated. Bvo. 6th edition ...
... you have seen and heard, that I am totally an-' skilled and unpractised in the art of public speaking, though I have found myself unexpectedly called on to speak before this respectable Meeting, and in the presence of the. great master of modern eloquence ...
... Common Improprieties in Reading and Speaking are detected, and the true Sources of Elegant Pronunciation pointed out. Bvo. 7th Edition, 7s. in boards.-2. Elements of Elocution; in which the Principles of Reading and Speaking are investigated. Bvo. 6th Edition ...
... he waited yesterday, but could not get an opportunity of speaking, and he had therefore directed a letter, and left it at his Lordship's house. The FJORD CHANCELLOR said he did not wish to speak disrespectfully of Mr. Gourlay, but he never read any letters ...
... English and French, Music and Drawing, with every other branch of female education. Having been a resident on the Continent, she speaks the language with fluency. Address letters to X. at the Printer's. ...
... the recent event, got up, no doubt, as our loyal addresses are manufactured; and speaking the sentiments of the people about as fairly as the Bridge-street Association speak of the people of England. On the 9th Don Miguel was named Commander-in- Chief of ...
... inconceivably cool and quiet in this Way of ; it vastly, too, of a certain quality which it would be irreverent to naule when speaking of a Member of Parliament, and therefore. we check our pen ; but thus much we may say, that it is not every man that could ...
... violent Servile, has received orders not to come to Court. The King never speaks of the French without adding esos malditos. This is his old custom. He used the sanme words when speaking of -Napoleon, at the same time that he Wvas asking the hand of his niece ...
... contribute to the aid of suffering patriotism. ~ We are almost ashamed to notice a writer whom it would be a{bul stawn to speak to ; but we ap}:reheml that no ladies will be deterred from the exercise of an amiable duty by the abuse of one whose name ...
... was so much alarmed at the sight of it, that he refused to have any thing to do with it; but advised him to come again and speak with his (witness's) father about it. The prisoner did come again, when Barnet, the elder, sent for the prisoner's father, ...
... cruel enemy and of living with the man who done him the greatest wrong. He speaks of his past history as if it had occurred centuries ago; in his recitals and his observations he speaks the 'Arrange of past ages; be is like a spirit discoursing in the Elysian ...
... learning lo speak a language, ln one of Mr. S.s recent courses, a Turk, upon the flute, con- versed for half ยป*.n hour with a Frenchman, who played the fiddle The latter, of course, knew the Turkish language upon principle, but not a word could he speak. This ...