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... PUBLIC SPEAKING'. Dr. Johnson and the critics of cis pe-riod wore I rely fonld of insisting vith regard to a good play that it should have a cminrelicemcut, a middle, and an end. This rule remnniued a golden role in dramnatic matters, if not for centuries ...
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... faculty which approaches it in value or intluence has been so much neglected by English- rel mnca as the use anl art of public speaking. Yet Piu the possession, or the lack of it, in some of our cro Thi most esteemed professions, ?? all the difference hee between ...
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... I -- -- SPEAKING TIE TRUTH. I The New York Mimes has ' the following bold and candid article on the conduct of the ?? sum- mer campaign which was to have given us the rebel capital, has come to a diastrous end, Richmond is re- lieved and Washington is ...
... ?,I lie yioee remarked to a friend I can think aloudI I on sit' feet as I go alhng. | Il made such bad xvork of public speaking dxr- he 16w. las diys thiat aidience.m baegan to woniler C how he had ever gained :. reputation as aR ocr1t r.-. G WheTt ...
... WIUTING ANID SPEAKING. in Wnir do net men wi ite as they speak ? Why do a1 they not con-vey their meinnig in books in the Qi good raoy Lngliah which they employ at the dinner n table, or when giving their household orders? h such ire the absurd questions ...
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... LETTERS ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF PLAIN SPEAK- ING; WITII SOME SPECIMENS OF FALSE SPEAKING. T4. ?? TV LETrErn IV. [In order to keep the following remarks within reading limnits (the subject not possessing the same general interest), I have suppressed more ...
... LETTERS ON THE PHILOSOPHY Or PLAIN SPEAK- ING; WITH SOME SPECIMENS OF FALSE SPEAKING. IETIER IIl. To TIHE EDITOR OF TilE TAIBLeTr. DEAR SIR-The power of the pea may be abused. True; and because it has been so much abuseti, that is the very rea- mon for ...
... AMERICA SPEAKS OUT. or :the, Ainiumerabe srvices of America to Ireland the last is amongst the greatest- Since the inception of the faction which is now ebbing out, Ireland has heard no -vojee more fullof comfort and encouragementtha5u that which reaches ...
... national independence, it happened that we often passed through this town of far-famed Kilkenny, and we never did so-and I speak ii the presence of witnesses-that sonre cheering ex- pression did iot escasye us, arising out of the sentiments advanced by ...