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Page 9307
... always worked with ease , is a measure , so to speak , of the labor by which he
has prepared himself for doing it . ” These are wise and true words , well worthy
of our atten tion . To the same effect is the testimony of PUBLIC SPEAKING 9307.
... always worked with ease , is a measure , so to speak , of the labor by which he
has prepared himself for doing it . ” These are wise and true words , well worthy
of our atten tion . To the same effect is the testimony of PUBLIC SPEAKING 9307.
Page 9308
tion . To the same effect is the testimony of Sydney Smith , who shows by
indubitable proofs that the greatest poets , historians , and orators have labored
as hard in their specialties as the makers of dictionaries and the compilers of
indexes .
tion . To the same effect is the testimony of Sydney Smith , who shows by
indubitable proofs that the greatest poets , historians , and orators have labored
as hard in their specialties as the makers of dictionaries and the compilers of
indexes .
Page 9378
I was not a member of the House of Commons then and did not come in for any
part of that lively personal descrip tion ; but I ask the right honorable gentleman if
some one as nearly connected with the honorable member for the city of Cork as
...
I was not a member of the House of Commons then and did not come in for any
part of that lively personal descrip tion ; but I ask the right honorable gentleman if
some one as nearly connected with the honorable member for the city of Cork as
...
Page 9470
I have heard such speeches come from every side of the Assembly and I would
like to hear one , in the language of modera . tion , from the government .
Discussions carried on in that manner , with eloquence and good judgment , give
us ...
I have heard such speeches come from every side of the Assembly and I would
like to hear one , in the language of modera . tion , from the government .
Discussions carried on in that manner , with eloquence and good judgment , give
us ...
Page 9524
tion rests upon the possession of too abundant riches ; and for that reason , while
the Mohammedan ideal of war on earth and the subjection of the weak to the
strong must always lessen the security of private property in America , the
Christian ...
tion rests upon the possession of too abundant riches ; and for that reason , while
the Mohammedan ideal of war on earth and the subjection of the weak to the
strong must always lessen the security of private property in America , the
Christian ...
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| Title | Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders from Early Greece to the Present Time, Volume 22 Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders from Early Greece to the Present Time, Mayo Williamson Hazeltine |
| Editor | Mayo Williamson Hazeltine |
| Publisher | P. F. Collier & Son, 1905 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 26 Sep 2012 |
| Length | 11114 pages |
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