A Library of American Literature volume 4
A Library of American Literature volume 4
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The speaker is expected to have made previous preparation. His discourse is professedly studied, and all the artifices of speech are summoned to the gratification of the audience. The heart is cool for the reception, the mind is at leisure for the contemplation of polished periods, oratorical numbers, coruscations of metaphor, profound reflection, and subtle ingenuity. But deliberative discussions require little more than prudence and integrity. Even judicial oratory supposes a previous painful... investigation of his subject by the speaker, and exacts an elaborate, methodical conduct of the discourse. But deliberative sub- jects often arise on a sudden, and allow of no premeditation. Hearers are disinclined to advice which they perceive the speaker has been dressing up in his closet. Ambitious ornament should then be ex- cluded, rather than sought. Plain sense, clear logic, and above all ardent sensibility, these are the qualities needed by those who give, and -1820] JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. 237 those who take, counsel.
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The speaker is expected to have made previous preparation. His discourse is professedly studied, and all the artifices of speech are summoned to the gratification of the audience. The heart is cool for the reception, the mind is at leisure for the contemplation of polished periods, oratorical numbers, coruscations of metaphor, profound reflection, and subtle ingenuity. But deliberative discussions require little more than prudence and integrity. Even judicial oratory supposes a previous painful... investigation of his subject by the speaker, and exacts an elaborate, methodical conduct of the discourse. But deliberative sub- jects often arise on a sudden, and allow of no premeditation. Hearers are disinclined to advice which they perceive the speaker has been dressing up in his closet. Ambitious ornament should then be ex- cluded, rather than sought. Plain sense, clear logic, and above all ardent sensibility, these are the qualities needed by those who give, and -1820] JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. 237 those who take, counsel.
What to read after A Library of American Literature volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund C And Hutchinson Ellen M Stedman to read onlineMoreLess
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