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... SPEAKING FOR 20,000. “In making this proposal we speak directly the name of 'JO,OOO men in our Association, but we feel that spoailt also tor every honest Irishman, whether actively engaged in the present struggle or oivilsaii -looking and suffering. ...
... lAM SPEAKS. There are some here who may enquire why on Palm Sunday, of all days I should have chosen to speak of the revolutionary changes in outlook which with great rapidity are altering the whole background of our religious ;pinking. I have done it ...
... CANDIDLY SPEAKING .ttraetion the Gty next week * “* w ' ...
... SPEAKS IroLumics. Gge.MiSS WITHER WHAT - A WONDERFUL LIBRARY YOU / A friusr HAVE ...
... and that they should have one for lyrical work and one for speaking great dramatic verse. Most of the people who came before her were lyric speakers, and found it extremely difficult to speak dramatic verse. She wandered if they were wise in tearing out ...
... SPEAK UP By pure coincidcDce Eversleigb ba*l parrot be sent home on the same his wife had arranged for chicken round the house. She bad instructed the gardener wnr. bird’s neck soon as it armed. I'nfortnc the parrot was delivered firsr. When Eversleigb ...
... THE SPEAKING VOICE. ■Many people Ihiuk that good speaking cornea nnltiraily, Dogberry thought reading writing. .Some, doubt, speak better than others, but by (lie great majority it only acquired after diligwt and painstaking under skilful instruction ...
... SPEAKING IN IGNORANCE. Professor Henderson say* that tiero is n ...
... COLOUR ••SPEAKS.” The emotional reaction in very sensitive people to colour is sometimes amazing, said Vr. Wilson. It speaks lan of its own. Colours, individually >r collectively, transmit myriads of subtle emotions, and convey volumes of meaning. It ...
... THE ART OF SPEAKING. The value of an easy and effective style of speech cannot be over-estimated, and when once established is great aaaet in the equipment any public or private speaker. Throat strain is a common result incorrect use of the voice. Correct ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING By an ex-Lord Provost of Glasgow LOCAL CONTROL WANTED. the sitting of the Select Committee the Telephone Service at the Houec of Commons, Westmiutter, yesterday, Bir Daniel Macaulay Stevenson, ex-Lord Provost of Glasgow, and representing ...
... THE ART OF SPEAKING Many people think that the voice is naturally either or bad, and idea of having if, trained never occurs them Especially i* this so with speakers, very few of wboni can deliver speech effectively without throat strain or other ,- ocal ...