Method of Teachers' Institutes, and the Theory of EducationA.S. Barnes, 1866 - 75 páginas |
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... exercise are the most exalted of which a human soul is pos- sessed . Reason , imagination , taste , -those powers that are last developed , and which are the crowning graces of the mind , -are the agencies of the orator . But even these ...
... exercise are the most exalted of which a human soul is pos- sessed . Reason , imagination , taste , -those powers that are last developed , and which are the crowning graces of the mind , -are the agencies of the orator . But even these ...
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... exercise the greatest care in uttering all their nice and pleasant sounds , that they may produce by means of them a favorable effect . But we as a nation are unmindful of the rich treasury of the nicest and most exquisite elements in ...
... exercise the greatest care in uttering all their nice and pleasant sounds , that they may produce by means of them a favorable effect . But we as a nation are unmindful of the rich treasury of the nicest and most exquisite elements in ...
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... exercise is a pattern by which all others may be read of that class . A few such passages cover the whole ground of what is termed by elocutionists rhetorical thought , and he who has once mastered these is in the proper way to ...
... exercise is a pattern by which all others may be read of that class . A few such passages cover the whole ground of what is termed by elocutionists rhetorical thought , and he who has once mastered these is in the proper way to ...
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... exercise by which his voice acquired both force and energy ; and on the sea shore , when the waves were violently agitated , he declaimed aloud , to accustom him- self to the noise and tumult of a public assembly . He constructed a ...
... exercise by which his voice acquired both force and energy ; and on the sea shore , when the waves were violently agitated , he declaimed aloud , to accustom him- self to the noise and tumult of a public assembly . He constructed a ...
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... . It should be constantly subjected during youth to that exercise which will strengthen it , and should not be left to neglect even to the latest years of life . LECTURE V. THE STUDY OF LANGUAGE . URING the latter 152 VOCAL CULTURE .
... . It should be constantly subjected during youth to that exercise which will strengthen it , and should not be left to neglect even to the latest years of life . LECTURE V. THE STUDY OF LANGUAGE . URING the latter 152 VOCAL CULTURE .
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A. S. BARNES Abbé Raynal acquainted acquired Aristotle Bacchanalia beauty Bishop of Autun Cæsar Cicero civil common schools correct Corsican course cultivation culture declensions Demosthenes desire duty elements Elihu Burritt eloquence eminent emotion enabled energy English language exercise faculties feelings fruits genius give glory guage habits hand heart helots honor human improvement inspire Institute instruction intellectual interest James Watt knowledge labor language lectures lessons liberty Madame de Staël means ment mental methods mind moral Napoleon Napoleon Bonaparte Nathaniel Bowditch nation nature never noble object orator passions period philosophical plebeian possessed practical principles profession pupil purpose pursued scholar secure skill speak speaker spirit sublime success taste taught teacher teaching text-books Themistocles thought tion tones triumphs true truth utterance virtue voice words young youth