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... THE ART OF PUBLIC SPEAKING. I heard a public speaker—s man who, for five-and-thirty years, has addressed large audiences frequently—a man eloquent and powerful of speech—say that he never arose to address a strange audience without feeling a sense of ...
... Will (DV) Speak EVERY WEEK NIGHT (except Saturday;, You are specially invited TO-NIGHT. ...
... THE VIRTUE OF PLAIN SPEAKING. It ?3 wholesome sign in Irish politics that ws are learning to call things by their proper names. Half the power of the tyrannies that make the lives of the people lives of misery consists in names. Landlordism seemed to ...
... Speaks at Loughrea. On Saturday evening (writes the freeman) Mr. William O’Brien, was arrested for the third time since Mr. Balfour assumed office. It was surmised from the activity of the detectives on Saturday that a coup was intended, and among Pressmen ...
... HE WOULD SPEAK. The other night, when a certain club had gathered in its hall, a member announced the serious illness of one of the officials. A second member at once moved to the platform and said : Gentlemen—No one can regret this sad news more than ...
... SDLLIVAN SPEAKS. New York, Sunday. Blaise's tour in Ohio during the patt week was grand affair. The candidate met with ova- ; tioo everywhere. Like your own Prim© Minuter j in hia Scottish tours, Blain© w«a called upon U [ 1 make en route at the most ...
... ART OF EXTEMPORE SPEAKING. A gentleman who has achieved quite a reputation as an extempore speaker tells me that there is no such thing, and he has Daniel Webster on his side in maintaining this claim, for that matter. There is, to be sure, he says ...
... WHO SPEAKS FIRST ? One of th® queer caaci of domestic infelicity which will tried ou a divorce caae the outgrowth of difficulty which arose on an evening twenty-five years ago, between a husband and wife, then of middle age. , . , . During all these wearisome ...
... DANGEROUS SPEAKING THE SOUTH. (SPECIAL TKLCGRAM FROM OUR fOBHT.) Cork, Uoadmj. Iha re wm difference of opinion lui night be* tween Mr SuliiTan and Mr over the Irivb qaestioa. There was a banquet held Newmarket after the last meeting, and tne chairman ...
... OOTXO TO SPEAK DISBESPECXFCLLT TUB UIXJSTitr. (laogfafer)—bnt bo made this deliberate statement, that they had forfaited tbe pledges upon which they were elected. (Loud cheers.) The notion arosejbow far and what eense did Joy represent pooplo. Well they ...
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... speak— He thinks is alone. This the bitterness death t Ta know loess see. psaee and yearns for t . him. still boot him, bio bieath sad cheek, and yet not free To bid him f sol,by my faintest touch, That aha who loft his aids in life-6be who so loved his ...