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... that, practice ahould make speaking easy. As to what is best for the pulpit, I may not venture to say much. It would seem that rides applicable to other speaking will be -equally applicable to the pi a man is expected to speak for a given time, on a great ...
... it has a fictitious value. We agree with Mr. BRIGHT when he says, Where a man can speak, let him speak—it is, no doubt, most effective; but where man cannot speak he must read. - - There is one more observation made by M. DaI(MT worthy of notic( ...
... Aftsaare 6 ohm I THURSDAY WINING, AUGUST 20. Marsha ItaciWaning has no we, prvtensions I to than General but when he does speak be speaks to the point. The reply he made to the address presented by the President of the Tribunal of Couimerce at St. Mal had ...
... accurate. If only the old or middle-aged were returned as Irish speaking, it mieht be expected that with them the language would die out, but when a large nnmber of children and young persons speak Irish and nothing else, it is a significant te_ti- mony to ...
... ounpotitor to ventriloquists. The question that arises in connection with this machine is not so much whether it can speak as whether it speak,' to the purpose. Nature produces every day mime thousands of talking nuchisies, which are now and again exhibited ...
... members. Of the principle of the system from which the association derives its generic title there is no immediate necessity to speak ; it has been before the musical world for over a score of years and during that time has been amply discussed. We may say ...
... against the incompetence of his judges, whose conduct he deacribes as and declaring that the moment has not yet arrived to speak lbluntly sh e truth, hut that he will tell the truth later on, however unwillingly. ...
... noi • speak truth, and don't be - -Witness, with diteculty, No one else could do it. The Prisoner : Now, speak truth : have I done It, or have I not 7 The Witness You know you have line It , -you know you did. The Prisoner : I never did speak the truth ...
... MACBETH AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. Anything like a Shakespearian revival, or, to speak more pro- perly, anything tending to a reproduction of his plays, must always be welcomed. Yet, truth to say, it must be admitted that Shakespeare is more valued by scholars ...
... s of the Church of Rome, but protest that they hold a purer and truer form of Christianity. When you speak of yourselves as Protestants, always speak in this sense, for I believe it is your meaning, and it is a true an. wer to many calumnies that are ...
... More- over, that after permitting three gentlemen in suc- cession to speak in favour of the motion, Sir Tfcomns Tilson told *Ir Fit/roy that if the meeting permitted h'm to speak in favour of tne amendment be might do so, if not he inn* tbe silent ...
... letters that have appeared in the papers J£? °°ntain« the most truthful and sensible remarks I have than lmve no interest in speaking iv favour of with 01 ' n Townships, for lam equally acquainted at hoimI lny °* Uer parts of Canada, and reside when fanners ...