... (Pur Corrrsponbrnt. The Emperor the French seems to speak out plainer and plainer every time he takes makes opportunity for a public speech. The Amiens speec is plain and matter-of-fact an Impenal oration or a very .. ti.,. events accomplisliea not deshe ...

... I'll not leave you,” replied John Evans; ‘but how md it happen The youth opened his mouth to speak, bn- his eyes fix.d with a terrified stare .s saw bn fathe.’s eye steadily (taaii.e oh him. and he heard him murmur somolhi :g ah wall d fall. And they ...

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... Speaking at Padibam Agricultural Show, Sir Uoghtred Kay-Shuttleworth, Bart., lid the agricultural distress of recent years would have two important effect*. It would teach the peop e ow all clashes of society were bound agricultural prosperity, and would ...

... though Adelaide had displayed intention of interrupting her. “Is Lady speaking your mind, Adelaide?” asked Broughton very quietly. don’t know what say, Heriot,’’ she murmured. ‘*l should hate to be a burden to you. Lady Mervin knows much better —il so ...

... want on* so much.” , 111 speak to your mother about it.” The child’s wistful expression was turning into disappointment. “Surely mamma will know if it’s necessary.” Yes,” replied the child demurely, I suppose so. But when you speak to her touch her easy ...

... spark. Speak gently, oh ! speak gently To the aged, and the sad ; Should sorrow's mantle round them hang, Then try to make them glad. Speak gently, oh ! speak gently— this thy constant care; Peevish, angry, hurtful words, Each aged one to spare. ...

... present day, of speaking in subdued muffled tone, or what might he called a semi-falsetto, in consequence of which very few natural voices are heard. It must be understood I speak more particularly of English ladies, foreigners generally speak in the natural ...

... three qualities of success in public speaking. In referring to the style of speaking of Lord Rosebery and Chamberlain be said the former was the greater orator, while the latter was the greater artist. In speaking of the Irish members. \lr Law said he ...

... body ; their treatment and cure without Doctors. A very valuable little work.”—Era. HOW TO SPEAK AND WHAT SAY shewing the errors of daily occurrence ur speaking and writing’. SAMUEL BIRD, Publisher, 16 Whitcomb Street, ...

... THE LAKE Speak like a friend, thou placid lake, 1 know thou hast a voice; I hear it when the zephyrs gay, Upon thy rippling bosom play, As if thou didst rejoice. Speak like a friend—my youthful song Had caught thy joyous strain And I have come from far ...

... body ; their treatment and cure without Doctors. A very valuable little work.”—Era. HOW TO SPEAK AND WHAT TO SAY shewing the errors of daily occurrence in speaking and writing. By SAMUEL BIRD, Publisher, 16 Whitcomb Street, Pall Mall, London. ...