Before An Audience; Or, the Use of the Will in Public Speaking. Talks to the Students of the University of St. Andrews And the University of Aberdeen
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" He rose for the purpose with full confidence in that extemporaneous power which had never failed him ; but when the dramatist raised his kingly form at the same instant and confronted the diminutive man with his magnificent obeisance — the grandest, probably, ever made by mortal — the most fiuent of speakers was sud- denly struck dumb. He sat down, with his speech un- finished and the golden gift unpresented. " Sometimes the audience, utterly unsuspicious of its royal appearance, will assume ...a " kingly form" to even a speaker who had every reason to suppose he had con- 52 BEFORE AN AUDIENCE.
ceit enough to carry him through, and strike liim dumb, or, what is just as bad, strike him with a complication of bewildering phrases.
The oratorical, like the poetical or musical organiza- tion, is apt to be irritable, touchy, easily thrown, and the public speaker needs equanimity and Self-Posses- poise. In controversy it is indispensable.
Good-Nature ^^^ debater who loses his temper loses the battle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He rose for the purpose with full confidence in that extemporaneous power which had never failed him ; but when the dramatist raised his kingly form at the same instant and confronted the diminutive man with his magnificent obeisance — the grandest, probably, ever made by mortal — the most fiuent of speakers was sud- denly struck dumb. He sat down, with his speech un- finished and the golden gift unpresented. " Sometimes the audience, utterly unsuspicious of its royal appearance, will assume ...a " kingly form" to even a speaker who had every reason to suppose he had con- 52 BEFORE AN AUDIENCE.
ceit enough to carry him through, and strike liim dumb, or, what is just as bad, strike him with a complication of bewildering phrases.
The oratorical, like the poetical or musical organiza- tion, is apt to be irritable, touchy, easily thrown, and the public speaker needs equanimity and Self-Posses- poise. In controversy it is indispensable.
Good-Nature ^^^ debater who loses his temper loses the battle.
What to read after Before An Audience; Or, the Use of the Will in Public Speaking. Talks to the Students of the University of St. Andrews And the University of Aberdeen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathan Sheppard to read onlineMoreLess
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