Speech How to Use It Effectively
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* * However, the prudent orator will be the one who stores them in his memory, as we often set 114 SPEECH aside objects of little value which may become necessary to us at some future day. " And Xanthes counsels the acquisition of these helpful phrases, which every public speaker should, in fact, have at his disposal, in case of need, such as: **I should not wish to force upon you my con- victions, however ... " "I should have liked to explain to you better than I did ... " **For to-day, I shal...l limit myself to sub- mitting to you .
**Is it necessary to insist further ** There are truths which it is impossible not to acknowledge. " In the case where an orator might wish to relate an anecdote, referring to a heroic deed of which he was the hero : "1 beg your pardon for mentioning a reminis- cence of a personal nature, but ... " Or again: "And, referring to this subject, I shall ask permission to recall a personal reminis- cence . . . " "However, " adds Xanthes, "the cultured orator scorns these subterfuges and resolves to use them only in extreme cases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * However, the prudent orator will be the one who stores them in his memory, as we often set 114 SPEECH aside objects of little value which may become necessary to us at some future day. " And Xanthes counsels the acquisition of these helpful phrases, which every public speaker should, in fact, have at his disposal, in case of need, such as: **I should not wish to force upon you my con- victions, however ... " "I should have liked to explain to you better than I did ... " **For to-day, I shal...l limit myself to sub- mitting to you .
**Is it necessary to insist further ** There are truths which it is impossible not to acknowledge. " In the case where an orator might wish to relate an anecdote, referring to a heroic deed of which he was the hero : "1 beg your pardon for mentioning a reminis- cence of a personal nature, but ... " Or again: "And, referring to this subject, I shall ask permission to recall a personal reminis- cence . . . " "However, " adds Xanthes, "the cultured orator scorns these subterfuges and resolves to use them only in extreme cases.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mme Blanchard to read onlineMoreLess
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