The Delivery of a Speech; a Manual for Course I in Public Speaking
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The sun kissed it a gold upon one side; it was a beautiful brown upon the other, but the tree upon which it grew could not en- dure our winters, and so he thought, — and thought is still the most profitable thing in this world. He went around the globe, and in the sandhills of Japan he found a little China pear tree that you can't kill. Cut off at the roots, it will spring up again. He brought it around the globe; a wedding took place, and as a result of that union we have today a large, luscio...us hybrid pear, growing upon a rugged little tree, that can endure our winters; and the man is making a fortune out of it. However, all pears (pairs) are not so fortunate.
4. We have a right to say this in more than a face- tious way. For, in all the world's history of which we have a record, there have appeared among humankind only about four hundred geniuses. If a young man wants a biographical library of the world's celebrated great he can put all the books into one good book- case. On the other hand, here in America, where life should be at its best; here where we have few large cities to contaminate us with their diseases and vices ; here where we have lived much out-of-doors and are well-housed and clothed and fed, and have never suf- 202 THE DELIVERY OP A SPEECH fered a famine — here, too, where we should know how to live, for we are an educated and enlightened people, yet here among us, out of every one hundred children born in the United States today one is a fail- ure, a cripple, imbecile or hereditary criminal child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sun kissed it a gold upon one side; it was a beautiful brown upon the other, but the tree upon which it grew could not en- dure our winters, and so he thought, — and thought is still the most profitable thing in this world. He went around the globe, and in the sandhills of Japan he found a little China pear tree that you can't kill. Cut off at the roots, it will spring up again. He brought it around the globe; a wedding took place, and as a result of that union we have today a large, luscio...us hybrid pear, growing upon a rugged little tree, that can endure our winters; and the man is making a fortune out of it. However, all pears (pairs) are not so fortunate.
4. We have a right to say this in more than a face- tious way. For, in all the world's history of which we have a record, there have appeared among humankind only about four hundred geniuses. If a young man wants a biographical library of the world's celebrated great he can put all the books into one good book- case. On the other hand, here in America, where life should be at its best; here where we have few large cities to contaminate us with their diseases and vices ; here where we have lived much out-of-doors and are well-housed and clothed and fed, and have never suf- 202 THE DELIVERY OP A SPEECH fered a famine — here, too, where we should know how to live, for we are an educated and enlightened people, yet here among us, out of every one hundred children born in the United States today one is a fail- ure, a cripple, imbecile or hereditary criminal child.
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