Oral Reading: Discussion and Principles, and an Anthology of Practice Materials from Literature, Classical and ModernInstruction on reading aloud, accompanied by practice selections. |
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... Browning " 11 Browning is said to have declared that he had not written his poetry as a substitute for a lazy man's cigar . That Browning is often obscure cannot be denied . But for an energetic , alert reader these obscurities often ...
... Browning " 11 Browning is said to have declared that he had not written his poetry as a substitute for a lazy man's cigar . That Browning is often obscure cannot be denied . But for an energetic , alert reader these obscurities often ...
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... Browning's frequent use of parentheses and digressions ; ( 3 ) casual references to little known facts of history and biography , but these can be ignored without ruining the dramatic effect . It adds little to the appreciation of the ...
... Browning's frequent use of parentheses and digressions ; ( 3 ) casual references to little known facts of history and biography , but these can be ignored without ruining the dramatic effect . It adds little to the appreciation of the ...
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... Browning , which Katherine Cornell and her company put on for them overseas . No doubt Brian Aherne had studied all the avail- able portraits of Robert Browning , and with the aid of costume , wig , make - up , and false side - burns ...
... Browning , which Katherine Cornell and her company put on for them overseas . No doubt Brian Aherne had studied all the avail- able portraits of Robert Browning , and with the aid of costume , wig , make - up , and false side - burns ...
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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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