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Interesting Plot The play or novel you select for presentation should have an interesting plot . It should tell a story that carries the listeners along with it . The story should move , and the motivation should be sprightly and brisk ...
Interesting Plot The play or novel you select for presentation should have an interesting plot . It should tell a story that carries the listeners along with it . The story should move , and the motivation should be sprightly and brisk ...
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Personal Limitations Last but not least , in choosing the play or story he wishes to present , the reader must take into consideration his own limita- tions as to voice , stature , and personality . A small woman with a soprano voice ...
Personal Limitations Last but not least , in choosing the play or story he wishes to present , the reader must take into consideration his own limita- tions as to voice , stature , and personality . A small woman with a soprano voice ...
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Historical Introduction If your novel or play has a historical setting , a few minutes of discussion beforehand may be needed to adjust the audience's per- spective . We live very much in the present . Our imaginations have to be coaxed ...
Historical Introduction If your novel or play has a historical setting , a few minutes of discussion beforehand may be needed to adjust the audience's per- spective . We live very much in the present . Our imaginations have to be coaxed ...
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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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