Essentials of Public Speaking
Essentials of Public Speaking
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If it is bad, it destroys much of the joy that went before; if it is good, we leave the table with that contented feeling which PREPARING THE SPEECH 79 tends to wipe out the memory of everything unpleasant that preceded it.
It is difficult to give concrete directions for closing a speech. But a few rules will help. Above all, the ending should be strong with ring and sting. Where it is possible, the last paragraph should summarize and tie together all that has been said in the body of the speec...h, so as to make the unity of the whole stand out. Where the purpose of the speech is to secure action, the closing remarks should take the form of an appeal.
Here is one instance where an exception to the rule against memorizing your speech might be pleaded. Webster's command of oratorical language was so masterful, that he rarely paid any attention to the exact words he would use until he got on his feet. But he always worked out and memorized a strong closing paragraph.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it is bad, it destroys much of the joy that went before; if it is good, we leave the table with that contented feeling which PREPARING THE SPEECH 79 tends to wipe out the memory of everything unpleasant that preceded it.
It is difficult to give concrete directions for closing a speech. But a few rules will help. Above all, the ending should be strong with ring and sting. Where it is possible, the last paragraph should summarize and tie together all that has been said in the body of the speec...h, so as to make the unity of the whole stand out. Where the purpose of the speech is to secure action, the closing remarks should take the form of an appeal.
Here is one instance where an exception to the rule against memorizing your speech might be pleaded. Webster's command of oratorical language was so masterful, that he rarely paid any attention to the exact words he would use until he got on his feet. But he always worked out and memorized a strong closing paragraph.
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What to read after Essentials of Public Speaking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Coutant Du Bois to read onlineMoreLess
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