Basic Principles of SpeechHoughton Mifflin, 1936 - 577 Seiten |
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... platform there is a mutter of conversation , shuffling of feet , and rustling of programs . If the speaker stands a few moments silently , usually the noises subside . Last , and most important , if the speaker pauses before he starts ...
... platform there is a mutter of conversation , shuffling of feet , and rustling of programs . If the speaker stands a few moments silently , usually the noises subside . Last , and most important , if the speaker pauses before he starts ...
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... platform too rapidly and too tensely . They should try to walk with greater deliberation and self- possession . The swagger . Some speakers walk to the platform with a careless step . If the swagger is natural , it gives the hearers ...
... platform too rapidly and too tensely . They should try to walk with greater deliberation and self- possession . The swagger . Some speakers walk to the platform with a careless step . If the swagger is natural , it gives the hearers ...
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... platform speaker ordinarily can keep his audience within earshot until his allotted time is up . Few audiences charge , in a body , from an auditorium . If a platform speaker perceives that he is losing attention , he has an opportunity ...
... platform speaker ordinarily can keep his audience within earshot until his allotted time is up . Few audiences charge , in a body , from an auditorium . If a platform speaker perceives that he is losing attention , he has an opportunity ...
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