Public Speaking And Debate
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The gentleman turned round, looking as black as a judge's hanging cap. Jerrold said, ' I beg your pardon, I thought I knew you — but I am glad I don't.' Tact of this kind depends on brightness and self-possession, qualities capable of cultivation.
It never occurs to some people that gaiety of mind is a charm on the platform as well as in the household. They do not understand that cheerfulness is a duty towards others, and tells upon an audience as well as upon friends. The grave are always dull.... They belong to the charnel-house side of life. Others have hedgehog manners, and prick all who approach them. Hedgehogs are good roasted, but nobody thinks of embracing one in its natural state. No lo6 PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE one doubts that a moderate sense of tact would alter this.
The tact of consideration of others — in the respect of personal courtesies — goes a long way in politics, as in social life. The effect of the want of it Lord Lytton depicts in his ' New Timon ' in describing Lord John Russell : — How formed to lead, if not too proud to please, His fame would fire you, but his manners freeze ; Like or dislike, he does not care a jot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The gentleman turned round, looking as black as a judge's hanging cap. Jerrold said, ' I beg your pardon, I thought I knew you — but I am glad I don't.' Tact of this kind depends on brightness and self-possession, qualities capable of cultivation.
It never occurs to some people that gaiety of mind is a charm on the platform as well as in the household. They do not understand that cheerfulness is a duty towards others, and tells upon an audience as well as upon friends. The grave are always dull.... They belong to the charnel-house side of life. Others have hedgehog manners, and prick all who approach them. Hedgehogs are good roasted, but nobody thinks of embracing one in its natural state. No lo6 PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE one doubts that a moderate sense of tact would alter this.
The tact of consideration of others — in the respect of personal courtesies — goes a long way in politics, as in social life. The effect of the want of it Lord Lytton depicts in his ' New Timon ' in describing Lord John Russell : — How formed to lead, if not too proud to please, His fame would fire you, but his manners freeze ; Like or dislike, he does not care a jot.
What to read after Public Speaking And Debate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Jacob Holyoake to read onlineMoreLess
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