Primer of Elocution And Action
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retired foot, that farthest from the object exciting the emotion.
When the body has a position suitable to the exer- cise of great effort, as, for install*, with the feet firmly braced to ivsist a blow, it is said to be in a strong position. "When the body do, -s not offer great aiice, as when the feet are near together, or when the weight is entirely on one foot with the free leg \v -ak. Aa in the Speaker's Position, the attitude is said to be weak.
Laics of Attitude.
I. Conscious strength ass...umes weak positions; conscious weakness assumes strong positions.
When tin- fe. -t art- wide apart, the bod\ is said to have a strong or broad ba>-, \\hriithefeet are near ther, a weak ba- ll. In proportion to the degree of energy will be the strength of the base.
ILLfSTllATI' LAW I. A speaker mming before an audience in a timid frame of mind would naturally try to hide his condition : and, in so doing, would stand in a \ ry strong attitude, as much as to say : " I am not afraid ;" while one accustomed to public appearance, and fully confident of his control over his body, would assume the most easy and graceful position at his command.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
retired foot, that farthest from the object exciting the emotion.
When the body has a position suitable to the exer- cise of great effort, as, for install*, with the feet firmly braced to ivsist a blow, it is said to be in a strong position. "When the body do, -s not offer great aiice, as when the feet are near together, or when the weight is entirely on one foot with the free leg \v -ak. Aa in the Speaker's Position, the attitude is said to be weak.
Laics of Attitude.
I. Conscious strength ass...umes weak positions; conscious weakness assumes strong positions.
When tin- fe. -t art- wide apart, the bod\ is said to have a strong or broad ba>-, \\hriithefeet are near ther, a weak ba- ll. In proportion to the degree of energy will be the strength of the base.
ILLfSTllATI' LAW I. A speaker mming before an audience in a timid frame of mind would naturally try to hide his condition : and, in so doing, would stand in a \ ry strong attitude, as much as to say : " I am not afraid ;" while one accustomed to public appearance, and fully confident of his control over his body, would assume the most easy and graceful position at his command.
What to read after Primer of Elocution And Action?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Townsend Southwick to read onlineMoreLess
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