The public school speaker and reader, ed. by J.E. CarpenterJoseph Edwards Carpenter 1869 |
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... Character of Napoleon Bonaparte 21. Character of Dr. Johnson ... 22. On the Study of Latin and Greek 23. Taxes ... ... ... ... ... Professor Wilson ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Jeremy Taylor Thomas Carlyle ... Dr. Channing ... PAGE 63 69 ...
... Character of Napoleon Bonaparte 21. Character of Dr. Johnson ... 22. On the Study of Latin and Greek 23. Taxes ... ... ... ... ... Professor Wilson ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Jeremy Taylor Thomas Carlyle ... Dr. Channing ... PAGE 63 69 ...
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... Character of the Prince Consort 2. Victor Hugo on the Liberty of the Press ... 3. Edward Everett on the Character of La Fayette 4. Mr. Whiteside in Defence of Mr. Duffy 5. Lord Macaulay at the University of Glasgow 6. Lord Palmerston on ...
... Character of the Prince Consort 2. Victor Hugo on the Liberty of the Press ... 3. Edward Everett on the Character of La Fayette 4. Mr. Whiteside in Defence of Mr. Duffy 5. Lord Macaulay at the University of Glasgow 6. Lord Palmerston on ...
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... character . Do not many persons imagine that the study of elocution must lead to a pompous , bombastic , stilted , or pedantic style - a style in which the artificial reigns predominant over everything that is simple and natural ? I can ...
... character . Do not many persons imagine that the study of elocution must lead to a pompous , bombastic , stilted , or pedantic style - a style in which the artificial reigns predominant over everything that is simple and natural ? I can ...
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... character of which some- times bears the distinctive impress of its particular writer , and then let him endeavour to deliver it as if the ideas and sentiments were his own , and in that natural and forcible manner as in that case he ...
... character of which some- times bears the distinctive impress of its particular writer , and then let him endeavour to deliver it as if the ideas and sentiments were his own , and in that natural and forcible manner as in that case he ...
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... character , on proceeding to the high pitch , we shall find that it is the proper key of all the more impulsive passions or elevated feel- ings . To it belong rage , threatening , denunciation , invective , joy , and exultation , and ...
... character , on proceeding to the high pitch , we shall find that it is the proper key of all the more impulsive passions or elevated feel- ings . To it belong rage , threatening , denunciation , invective , joy , and exultation , and ...
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