Hints On Extemporaneous Preaching
Hints On Extemporaneous Preaching
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e. 30.
Digitized by VjOOQIC $5 endowments, had to struggle against na* tural obstacles ; and instead of growing up spontaneously to their unrivalled emi- nence, they forced therpselves forward by the most discouraging artificial process.
Demosthenes combated an impediment in speech and ungainliness of gesture, which at first drove him from the forum in disgrace. Cicero failed at first through weakness of lungs, and an excessive ve- hemence of manner, which wearied the hearers and defeated his o...wn purpose* These defects were conquered by study and discipline. Cicero exiled himself from home, and during his absence in various lauds passed not a day without a rhetorical exercise ; seeking the mas- ters who were most severe in criticism; as the surest means of leading him to the perfection at which he aimed* Such too was the education of their other great men. They were all, according to their ability and station, orators ; orators, not by nature or accident, but by education ; formed in a strict process of rhetorical training ; admired and followed even while Demosthenes and Cicero were liv- ing, and unknown now, only because it is Digitized by VjOOQIC 56 .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
e. 30.
Digitized by VjOOQIC $5 endowments, had to struggle against na* tural obstacles ; and instead of growing up spontaneously to their unrivalled emi- nence, they forced therpselves forward by the most discouraging artificial process.
Demosthenes combated an impediment in speech and ungainliness of gesture, which at first drove him from the forum in disgrace. Cicero failed at first through weakness of lungs, and an excessive ve- hemence of manner, which wearied the hearers and defeated his o...wn purpose* These defects were conquered by study and discipline. Cicero exiled himself from home, and during his absence in various lauds passed not a day without a rhetorical exercise ; seeking the mas- ters who were most severe in criticism; as the surest means of leading him to the perfection at which he aimed* Such too was the education of their other great men. They were all, according to their ability and station, orators ; orators, not by nature or accident, but by education ; formed in a strict process of rhetorical training ; admired and followed even while Demosthenes and Cicero were liv- ing, and unknown now, only because it is Digitized by VjOOQIC 56 .
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