The Art of the Story-Teller
The Art of the Story-Teller
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For there is none here so caitiff but who vies withall the rest in serving God after his trade. " And after his act ofdevotion: "Lady, this is a choice performance. I do it for no other butfor you; so aid me God, I do not--for you and for your Son. And this Idare avouch and boast, that for me it is no play-work. But I am servingyou, and that pays me. " On the other hand, there are some very gifted narrators who can onlytell the story in their own words. I consider that both methods arenecessary... to the all-round story-teller.
QUESTION V: _How do I set about preparing a story_?
Here again the preparation depends a great deal on the kind of story:whether it has to be committed to memory or rearranged to suit acertain age of child, or told entirely in one's own words. But thereis one kind of preparation which is the same for any story, that is, living with it for a long time, until one has really obtained theright atmosphere, especially in the case of inanimate objects. Thisis where Hans Christian Andersen reigns supreme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For there is none here so caitiff but who vies withall the rest in serving God after his trade. " And after his act ofdevotion: "Lady, this is a choice performance. I do it for no other butfor you; so aid me God, I do not--for you and for your Son. And this Idare avouch and boast, that for me it is no play-work. But I am servingyou, and that pays me. " On the other hand, there are some very gifted narrators who can onlytell the story in their own words. I consider that both methods arenecessary... to the all-round story-teller.
QUESTION V: _How do I set about preparing a story_?
Here again the preparation depends a great deal on the kind of story:whether it has to be committed to memory or rearranged to suit acertain age of child, or told entirely in one's own words. But thereis one kind of preparation which is the same for any story, that is, living with it for a long time, until one has really obtained theright atmosphere, especially in the case of inanimate objects. Thisis where Hans Christian Andersen reigns supreme.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shedlock, Marie L., 1854-1935 to read onlineMoreLess
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