Aids to Preaching And Hearing
Aids to Preaching And Hearing
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It appears from these remarks, that the faculty of speaking in public is improva- ble by culture. I do not suppose that all men are capable of becoming, by any exer- tions, efficient speakers. Some appear to want the necessary physical elements ; and im- provement is impracticable where there is nothing to be improved. A distinction has been made, as to the way of their production, between an orator and a poet ; the one, it has been said, is formed by art, the other is born ; but the truth is, ...that both the orator and the POWER IN SPEAKING. 103 poet can attain to high eminence in their re- spective kinds of excellence, only by the con- currence of birth and art. No jnan becomes a powerful speaker by mere culture, inde- pendently of native advantages ; but where these advantages are not wanting, the influ- ence of culture is decisive, and proportionate, ordinarily, to the degree in which it is be- stowed.
To w^iat particulars attention should be directed, it were venturous to state without specific reference to different cases and cir- cumstances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It appears from these remarks, that the faculty of speaking in public is improva- ble by culture. I do not suppose that all men are capable of becoming, by any exer- tions, efficient speakers. Some appear to want the necessary physical elements ; and im- provement is impracticable where there is nothing to be improved. A distinction has been made, as to the way of their production, between an orator and a poet ; the one, it has been said, is formed by art, the other is born ; but the truth is, ...that both the orator and the POWER IN SPEAKING. 103 poet can attain to high eminence in their re- spective kinds of excellence, only by the con- currence of birth and art. No jnan becomes a powerful speaker by mere culture, inde- pendently of native advantages ; but where these advantages are not wanting, the influ- ence of culture is decisive, and proportionate, ordinarily, to the degree in which it is be- stowed.
To w^iat particulars attention should be directed, it were venturous to state without specific reference to different cases and cir- cumstances.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas H Thomas Harvey Skinner to read onlineMoreLess
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