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Perhaps the most recent reference to Austin is to be found in Public Speaking as a Liberal Art by John F. Wilson and Carroll C. Arnold , published in 1964.41 Some of the steel engravings are used for decoration and perhaps to suggest ...
Perhaps the most recent reference to Austin is to be found in Public Speaking as a Liberal Art by John F. Wilson and Carroll C. Arnold , published in 1964.41 Some of the steel engravings are used for decoration and perhaps to suggest ...
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The positions and motions of the hands are so numerous , and may be so exceedingly varied by minute changes , that it would perhaps prove impossible , and would certainly be a very useless labour , to attempt to describe them all .
The positions and motions of the hands are so numerous , and may be so exceedingly varied by minute changes , that it would perhaps prove impossible , and would certainly be a very useless labour , to attempt to describe them all .
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These instructions shew in a stronger light , than perhaps more direct evidence could afford , the extreme inconvenience of the Roman toga , and the difficulty or almost impossibility in such a dress of using the left hand to any good ...
These instructions shew in a stronger light , than perhaps more direct evidence could afford , the extreme inconvenience of the Roman toga , and the difficulty or almost impossibility in such a dress of using the left hand to any good ...
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Chironomia or a Treatise on Rhetorical Delivery | 1 |
Of the Voice | 27 |
Of the VoiceGeneral Precepts | 67 |
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