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... thought earnestly--the 12 or 14 perorations of Mr. HMI to every speech the veteran delivers—all these may be matters of good-natured note, but they have, of awes, little to do with oratory. Then are some earnest meta, shish, young, who are coming and we good ...
... thought earnestly—the 12 or 14 perorations of Mr. Hume to every speech the veteran delivers—all these may be matters of good-natured note, but they have, ot There are some earnest course, little to do with oratory. men, chiefly young, who are “ coming up,” ...
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... later the evening he won loud applause, and showed an extraordinary compass of voice, the falsetto blending well with the natural notes. Those who have heard the singular flute-like alto of Mr. Bridge need not be reminded of this gentleman's ability. the ...
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