The Training of a Public Speaker 8 7
The Training of a Public Speaker 8 7
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In this way we shall speak as if the case were our own. Ihave seen comedians who, when they have just appeared in a mournfulcharacter, often make their exit with tears in their eyes. If, then, theexpression given to imaginary passions can affect so powerfully, whatshould not orators do, whose inner feelings ought to sympathize withtheir manner of speaking, which can not happen unless they are trulyaffected by the danger to which their clients are exposed.
RULES FOR PRACTISE In the declamatory e...xercises of schools it would be expedient, likewise, to move the passions and imagine the scene as a real one in life, andit is the more important as there the part is performed rather of apleader against some person, than an advocate for some person. Werepresent a person who has lost his children, or has been shipwrecked, or is in danger of losing his life, but of what significance is it topersonate such characters, unless we also assume their real sentiments. This nature, and these properties of the passions, I thought itincumbent on me not to conceal from the reader, for I, myself, such as Iam, or have been (for I flatter myself that I have acquired somereputation at the bar), have often been so affected that not only tears, but even paleness, and grief, not unlike that which is real, havebetrayed my emotions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this way we shall speak as if the case were our own. Ihave seen comedians who, when they have just appeared in a mournfulcharacter, often make their exit with tears in their eyes. If, then, theexpression given to imaginary passions can affect so powerfully, whatshould not orators do, whose inner feelings ought to sympathize withtheir manner of speaking, which can not happen unless they are trulyaffected by the danger to which their clients are exposed.
RULES FOR PRACTISE In the declamatory e...xercises of schools it would be expedient, likewise, to move the passions and imagine the scene as a real one in life, andit is the more important as there the part is performed rather of apleader against some person, than an advocate for some person. Werepresent a person who has lost his children, or has been shipwrecked, or is in danger of losing his life, but of what significance is it topersonate such characters, unless we also assume their real sentiments. This nature, and these properties of the passions, I thought itincumbent on me not to conceal from the reader, for I, myself, such as Iam, or have been (for I flatter myself that I have acquired somereputation at the bar), have often been so affected that not only tears, but even paleness, and grief, not unlike that which is real, havebetrayed my emotions.
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