Characters of the Late Charles James Fox volume 2
Characters of the Late Charles James Fox volume 2
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" Magis quiescet animus, errabit minus, " Contentus eruditione parabili, *' Nee quaeret illam, siqua quaerentem fugit.
" Nescire quasdam magna pars sapientiae est*. " ct " Imitated" page 224, line 14.
If Mr. Fox had been asked to what school of elo- quence he belonged, he perhaps would- have replied in the spirit of an antient speaker who, " percontanti, Theodo- '* reus, an Apollodorcus esset, respondit, ego Parmularias ••sumf. " a Premeditated speeches, " page 226, line 19- I could wish the me...rit of Mr Fox's method to be tried by the opinions of Mr. Hume. *' There is a great prejudice * Grotii Epigram, lib. I. + Vid. QuiutUiaR, lib* ii.
cap. 12.
( 53$ ) * against set speeches, and a man can scarce escape ridicule " who repeats a discourse as a school-boy his lesson, and " takes no notice of any thing which has been advanced •' in the course of the debate. But where is the necessity " of falling into this absurdity? A public speaker must ** know beforehand the question under debate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Magis quiescet animus, errabit minus, " Contentus eruditione parabili, *' Nee quaeret illam, siqua quaerentem fugit.
" Nescire quasdam magna pars sapientiae est*. " ct " Imitated" page 224, line 14.
If Mr. Fox had been asked to what school of elo- quence he belonged, he perhaps would- have replied in the spirit of an antient speaker who, " percontanti, Theodo- '* reus, an Apollodorcus esset, respondit, ego Parmularias ••sumf. " a Premeditated speeches, " page 226, line 19- I could wish the me...rit of Mr Fox's method to be tried by the opinions of Mr. Hume. *' There is a great prejudice * Grotii Epigram, lib. I. + Vid. QuiutUiaR, lib* ii.
cap. 12.
( 53$ ) * against set speeches, and a man can scarce escape ridicule " who repeats a discourse as a school-boy his lesson, and " takes no notice of any thing which has been advanced •' in the course of the debate. But where is the necessity " of falling into this absurdity? A public speaker must ** know beforehand the question under debate.
What to read after Characters of the Late Charles James Fox volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Parr to read onlineMoreLess
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