Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders from Early Greece to the Present Time, Volume 22Mayo Williamson Hazeltine P. F. Collier & Son, 1905 - 11114 pages |
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Page 9307
... become by practice as instinct- ive as those motions of the body by which we walk or speak , or do any habitual and familiar act . " One man will pore and perplex himself over a difficult point , be it in law or science , or what you ...
... become by practice as instinct- ive as those motions of the body by which we walk or speak , or do any habitual and familiar act . " One man will pore and perplex himself over a difficult point , be it in law or science , or what you ...
Page 9317
... become her great- est orator , the most instructive conversationalist , and the first man in England ( according to Dr. Johnson ) without having previously undergone almost superhuman labor . Nay , more , he boasted of his incessant ...
... become her great- est orator , the most instructive conversationalist , and the first man in England ( according to Dr. Johnson ) without having previously undergone almost superhuman labor . Nay , more , he boasted of his incessant ...
Page 9325
... become great speakers without preparation , but in nowise showing that with preparation they would not have reached a much higher pitch of excellence . ” Few of us will refuse credit to these convictions of Lord Brougham , for , surely ...
... become great speakers without preparation , but in nowise showing that with preparation they would not have reached a much higher pitch of excellence . ” Few of us will refuse credit to these convictions of Lord Brougham , for , surely ...
Page 9330
... population would become so dense , and our slaves so numer- ous , that we could not live ; their value would depreciate to nothing , and we would not be able to keep them . Do you not call this interference ? If not , 9330 VANCE.
... population would become so dense , and our slaves so numer- ous , that we could not live ; their value would depreciate to nothing , and we would not be able to keep them . Do you not call this interference ? If not , 9330 VANCE.
Page 9334
... become an indispensable necessity , not only to ourselves , but to the civilized world ; and statesmen , whether British or Ameri- can , know it . Our united people will defend it with their blood in the Union , and should your whole ...
... become an indispensable necessity , not only to ourselves , but to the civilized world ; and statesmen , whether British or Ameri- can , know it . Our united people will defend it with their blood in the Union , and should your whole ...
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