A Handbook of Public Speaking
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The worst faults of the memorized speech show up most clearly in the speech that is only 126 HANDBOOK OF PUBLIC SPEAKING half memorized — and not half assimilated. The worst faults of the extemporaneous method show up most in the speech that. is extemporaneous in thought as well as in text. Thorough prepara- tion by any method will remove half the faults of that method. Wise adaptation to circum- stances will remove the other half.
One common fault in preparation irrespective of method deserves... special mention, because it is due less to laziness than to a natural error of judgment. That is the habit of preparing the first part of the speech too well at the expense of the last part. Nearly everybody falls into this error. The student would do well to drill into his head the golden maxim : " Prepare thoroughly the last part of a speech and the first part will prepare itself." One more suggestion about preparation — which applies to many things besides prepara- tion — and I have finished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The worst faults of the memorized speech show up most clearly in the speech that is only 126 HANDBOOK OF PUBLIC SPEAKING half memorized — and not half assimilated. The worst faults of the extemporaneous method show up most in the speech that. is extemporaneous in thought as well as in text. Thorough prepara- tion by any method will remove half the faults of that method. Wise adaptation to circum- stances will remove the other half.
One common fault in preparation irrespective of method deserves... special mention, because it is due less to laziness than to a natural error of judgment. That is the habit of preparing the first part of the speech too well at the expense of the last part. Nearly everybody falls into this error. The student would do well to drill into his head the golden maxim : " Prepare thoroughly the last part of a speech and the first part will prepare itself." One more suggestion about preparation — which applies to many things besides prepara- tion — and I have finished.
What to read after A Handbook of Public Speaking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dolman to read onlineMoreLess
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