The Practical Elocutionist
The Practical Elocutionist
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Odd little people I They are the unconscious comedians of the world's great stage.
The world ; the small round world ; what a vast, mysterious place it must seem to the little innocent faces clustered in timid helpless- ness round those great gates that open dow p. That longest street of all— that long, dim street of life that stretches out before them — what grave, old-fashioned looks they seem to cast ! What pitiful, frightened looks sometimes ! Poor little feet, just commencing the stony jou...rney ! We, old travellers, far down the road, can only pause to wave a hand to you. You come out of the dark mist, and we, looking back, see you, so tiny in the distance, standing on the brow of the hill, your arms stretched out towards us.
" God speed you ! We would stay and take your little hands in ours, but the murmur of the great sea is in our ears, and we may Dot linger. God speed you, little ones — God speed you ! (From "Idle Thoughit of an Idle Fellow", by special permission of the Author.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Odd little people I They are the unconscious comedians of the world's great stage.
The world ; the small round world ; what a vast, mysterious place it must seem to the little innocent faces clustered in timid helpless- ness round those great gates that open dow p. That longest street of all— that long, dim street of life that stretches out before them — what grave, old-fashioned looks they seem to cast ! What pitiful, frightened looks sometimes ! Poor little feet, just commencing the stony jou...rney ! We, old travellers, far down the road, can only pause to wave a hand to you. You come out of the dark mist, and we, looking back, see you, so tiny in the distance, standing on the brow of the hill, your arms stretched out towards us.
" God speed you ! We would stay and take your little hands in ours, but the murmur of the great sea is in our ears, and we may Dot linger. God speed you, little ones — God speed you ! (From "Idle Thoughit of an Idle Fellow", by special permission of the Author.
What to read after The Practical Elocutionist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Forsyth to read onlineMoreLess
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