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Again the matter of " naturalness " is to the fore . It may be natural to the rôle an actor is playing to speak so softly that only his fellow actors can understand him , but such a method would irritate the audience located at some ...
Again the matter of " naturalness " is to the fore . It may be natural to the rôle an actor is playing to speak so softly that only his fellow actors can understand him , but such a method would irritate the audience located at some ...
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WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH PREACHING ? 1 Harry Emerson Fosdick One might think that such a subject would presuppose preachers as an audience and that an article on it should appear in a magazine devoted to their special interests .
WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH PREACHING ? 1 Harry Emerson Fosdick One might think that such a subject would presuppose preachers as an audience and that an article on it should appear in a magazine devoted to their special interests .
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That is a most important matter , not only to the audience but to the man in the pulpit . The number of fed - up , fatigued , bored preachers is appalling . Preaching has become to them a chore . They have to " get up " a sermon ...
That is a most important matter , not only to the audience but to the man in the pulpit . The number of fed - up , fatigued , bored preachers is appalling . Preaching has become to them a chore . They have to " get up " a sermon ...
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Oral Reading: Discussion and Principles, and an Anthology of Practice ... Lionel Crocker,Louis Michael Eich No preview available - 1955 |
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