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... THE CYNIC SPEAKS. Th. hero of plenty and the trumpet of fame would make a pleasant duct. Most of us feel that we could bear each other's burdens better than our owe. Make fetters bel:eve that they know than ton do and you will be pular. ...
... Speaking to Pictures. In regard to lecturing upon reels, it will always be a success, providing it is handled in the proper manner and the lecturer uses judgment in his language. If he will use plain, every-day English, and not words which he does not ...
... BINGING AND CLEAR SPEAKING. During the *»noo» rnttaatioD hM *»wb to bane of all bams that baa militatod nxst forcibly against the complete auasaa the perform»BCo, the want of diction, the unaatiafactory of the pronanciation and eoimeiation of their OS'S ...
... WRITING, READING, SPEAKING. By the kite EDWARD W. COX, Berjesnt-at-Law and Recorder of Portsmouth. Third /Maim. Serena Thousand. Introductory. The Uwe sad Admen/pa of the Art of The Foun ft dations of the Arta of Speaking and Wilting. Find tenons in the ...
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... WRITING, READING, SPEAKING. By the late EDWARD W. COX, sad Beeorder of Poriaaaonik. Third Edition. Seventh Thousand. tntroduoton. oblele, sad of the Art of Foundation@ of the Arts of Spooking sad Writing. Art of Reading sad Thinking. Style. The Art What ...
... WRITING, READING, SPEAKING. By th• late EDWARD W. COX, sad of Portosonik. Third Edition. Thousand. The p = Us and Advantages of the Art of The of the of Speaking end Witting. lame In the Art of Writing. Reading sad Thinking. The Art Tbo Art of What to ...
... WRITING, READING, SPEAKING. By the late EDWARD W. COX, Rewriter of Postamoutki Third Edition. Thesseand. tiro gad delegated*, the Art of The of the Ara of Yd Weide& sad The Art The Meow the The a the Breeds— of the Haag ever the Pb sad Penes Hew to Bowl ...
... SPEAKING TOO FAST. With fur.; thrown over her arm, Mrs. St ring gave her explanation very volubly, speaking at a rate a hich eventually cornpellea toe official shorthand writer to complain. The Judge naked her to speak a little more alou tr. ...
... SPEAKING ABOUT TALKING. Nobody can be any worse for few good rules shout talking. In Letters from Merchant his Boa (Methuen), Mr George Horace Lorimer. in his pungent way, leys down that; A man’s oonverestion should regu by fewer end simpler rules ...
... WRITING, READING, SPEAKING. By the late EDWARD W. COX, Sorjoant-st-Low and of Portsmouth. Edition. Thousand. Introduetorg Uwe sad Advantages of Art of Foundations of the Arts of Spasking and Writing. lint lessons in the Art of Writing. Reading aid Thinking ...
... the Physkal Public ltttadlaga. The Art of Speakin g. Foundations of the Art of Speaking. what to I—Oompasition. lime to Be -Condom. Writing a peech. FLU LAMM Public Speaking. Delivery. The 000mramion of a Spam a Oratory of the Pulpit. Oratory of the Senate ...