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Page 24
... observed that the effect in the mind addressed is the true cause of the discourse ; and sincerity of purpose re- quires that the effect to be produced in the mind addressed for the good of that mind be the sole impulse to the utterance ...
... observed that the effect in the mind addressed is the true cause of the discourse ; and sincerity of purpose re- quires that the effect to be produced in the mind addressed for the good of that mind be the sole impulse to the utterance ...
Page 29
... observed that he is conscious of beautiful similes , superb gestures , of the fact that he is the lecturer of the evening , etc. Then nothing is to be expected of him but a performance , which is always disposed of by the single ...
... observed that he is conscious of beautiful similes , superb gestures , of the fact that he is the lecturer of the evening , etc. Then nothing is to be expected of him but a performance , which is always disposed of by the single ...
Page 44
... thing can be affirmed by the reading of this selection ? Or , if a composer , What one thing do I wish to affirm by writing on this theme ? It will be observed that the composer and the in- 44 THE SCIENCE OF DISCOURSE .
... thing can be affirmed by the reading of this selection ? Or , if a composer , What one thing do I wish to affirm by writing on this theme ? It will be observed that the composer and the in- 44 THE SCIENCE OF DISCOURSE .
Page 45
Arnold Tompkins. It will be observed that the composer and the in- terpreter move in reverse order in relation to the elements of the theme . The interpreter seizes the elements and features first , and progressively unifies them into ...
Arnold Tompkins. It will be observed that the composer and the in- terpreter move in reverse order in relation to the elements of the theme . The interpreter seizes the elements and features first , and progressively unifies them into ...
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... observe , however , that the class whole cannot be bounded in space , as can the organic whole ; hence it is not a space whole . This follows from the fact that the producing energy , the idea , the type , can create individuals ...
... observe , however , that the class whole cannot be bounded in space , as can the organic whole ; hence it is not a space whole . This follows from the fact that the producing energy , the idea , the type , can create individuals ...
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