... Speak like this? A SPEAKER who has recentlytaken one the Study Bureau. Courses in Public Speaking, entirely through the post, writes : spoke last to an tudience 2,000 ay the Visual Method, and entire! without notes. It was said ;erwards that deli- ...

... FIGURES SPEAK Without exception, every one of the numerous big banking houses in America now makes a feature of foreign banking transactions. By way of illustration, the experience of the Equitable Trust Co., of New York, may be cited. In 1914 the Equitable ...

... Verse - Speaking. Charles Lamb’s generation paid homage the serene calm of Oxford in the Long Vacation. Nowadays, however, Oxford during vacation as much preoccupied with arduous leisure Oxford during term. During the earlier part of last week, for example ...

... Public Speaking. Every citizen should be able to speak intelligently in public on any public matter to which he has given thought and study. We are not sure that it would be desirable for every citizen to feel called upon to exercise his powers of utterance; ...

... SPEAK FRENCH SPANISH. ITALIAN .GERMAN by means of special Linguaphone Records. You listen to the Record and follow the text in the book supplied. The foreign words and sentences linger in your mind like the melody and words of a new catchy song. The more ...

... LIVING AND SPEAKING So live with men as if God saw you; so speak with God as men heard you. —Seneca. CORRECTING MISTAKES. He who never changes any of his opinions never corrects any of bis mistakes^—Anon. ...

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... THE EXPERT SPEAKS. This was the text that had chosen weeks earlier; but in his agitation and diemay at finding himself without U.S. in front of him could remember nothing of the simple phraseology'which he had planned to use. Unconsciously, he drifted ...

... Did' Not Speak. ITe recognised licr, but did not speak, or bo»v her On the following morning she went for an explanation and met him in -He replied; “I don’t want to have anything’ more to do «ith yon,’ and passed on. . , , r Cross-examined Sir Edward ...

... Speaking English' The campaign against the use of careless and slovenly English has become widespread. There docs not appear, how- ever, to be any degree of unanimity among those who so readily register their protests against any linguistic defilement ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. Tanguage has its uses; but there are times when plan speaking is best. The strike on the London tube railways has furnishea such an occasion ; and every sensible citizen, whatever his position im lite or political colour, will applaud ...

... The Chancellor Speaks. Mr. Philip Snowden has at last broken his long silence. He made a speech Edinburgh, in which he made only a brief and very tepid reference to the Russian loan. have no sympathy with Bolshevism, he added. I regard it as a most ...