The Art of Extempore Speaking Without Ms. Or Notes; Or, How to Attain Fluency of Speech
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This is the secret of many a failure in speaking, whereas if the subject be tho- roughly grasped, as the result of much study and meditation, we shall be forced into the expression of what we compre- hend with a readiness proportioned to our knowledge of the subject and our power of lunguage.
To be practical, how should we set about the preparation of a particular dis- course ?
I will offer a few rules which are based both upon the collective opinions of eminent authorities on the subject, and ...on practical experience.
I. Chobsre your subject. Have it in your mind as long as possible before you 78 The Art of Extempore Speaking commit it to paper. Reflect upon it.
Revolve it again and again in the mind.
This will give birth to ideas. And ideas will beget ideas. Thought will yield thought with astonishing fertility when we concentrate all the powers of our mind upon a subject. For the ' mind,' writes the Rev, J. P. Sandlands in 'The Voice and Public Speaking,' ' is the soil, so to speak, in which thoughts germinate and grow.' And that which at first seemed to us vague and indefinite will, as it is mentally re- volved, take a tangible and definite form in the mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is the secret of many a failure in speaking, whereas if the subject be tho- roughly grasped, as the result of much study and meditation, we shall be forced into the expression of what we compre- hend with a readiness proportioned to our knowledge of the subject and our power of lunguage.
To be practical, how should we set about the preparation of a particular dis- course ?
I will offer a few rules which are based both upon the collective opinions of eminent authorities on the subject, and ...on practical experience.
I. Chobsre your subject. Have it in your mind as long as possible before you 78 The Art of Extempore Speaking commit it to paper. Reflect upon it.
Revolve it again and again in the mind.
This will give birth to ideas. And ideas will beget ideas. Thought will yield thought with astonishing fertility when we concentrate all the powers of our mind upon a subject. For the ' mind,' writes the Rev, J. P. Sandlands in 'The Voice and Public Speaking,' ' is the soil, so to speak, in which thoughts germinate and grow.' And that which at first seemed to us vague and indefinite will, as it is mentally re- volved, take a tangible and definite form in the mind.
What to read after The Art of Extempore Speaking Without Ms. Or Notes; Or, How to Attain Fluency of Speech?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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