Public Speaking And Reading a Treatise On Delivery According to the Principles
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Both hands brought in front, palms facing each other, separated from one to two feet. " We are shut up to this, " illustrates this type.
4. Near reference. Arm easily thrown forward, half oblique, palm exposed. " There it is before you in plain sight, " gives this type.
5. Far reference. Hand extended level with the shoulder, side oblique, palm down, fingers straightened. " And I on the opposite shore will be, " affords an example.
6. Distant future. Arm extended front, level with the shoulder,... palm of hand down.
7. Distant past. Arm extended to the rear, oblique, level with shoulders, palm of hand down. " The opportunity is gone forever. " 8. Far reference, lofty. Arm extended, angle about forty- five degrees, palm of hand down, index finger prominent. Type : " Hang a lantern aloft. " 9. Aspiration, or elevated affirmation. In this, the hands are thrown up, nearly overhead, palms to speaker. " Let us look up full of hope and courage, " illustrates this type.
All of these gestures suggest, if they do not fully reach, the chest as their starting-point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both hands brought in front, palms facing each other, separated from one to two feet. " We are shut up to this, " illustrates this type.
4. Near reference. Arm easily thrown forward, half oblique, palm exposed. " There it is before you in plain sight, " gives this type.
5. Far reference. Hand extended level with the shoulder, side oblique, palm down, fingers straightened. " And I on the opposite shore will be, " affords an example.
6. Distant future. Arm extended front, level with the shoulder,... palm of hand down.
7. Distant past. Arm extended to the rear, oblique, level with shoulders, palm of hand down. " The opportunity is gone forever. " 8. Far reference, lofty. Arm extended, angle about forty- five degrees, palm of hand down, index finger prominent. Type : " Hang a lantern aloft. " 9. Aspiration, or elevated affirmation. In this, the hands are thrown up, nearly overhead, palms to speaker. " Let us look up full of hope and courage, " illustrates this type.
All of these gestures suggest, if they do not fully reach, the chest as their starting-point.
What to read after Public Speaking And Reading a Treatise On Delivery According to the Principles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Napoleon Kirby to read onlineMoreLess
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