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Some could scarcely conceive how they could so blunder in accent and emphasis. However, most things require learning, even advocacy and acting. Eliot Yorke was stage-manager, and wrote a very excellent prologue. It must have been good, it was so heartily applauded, and the same may be said of all of us. I think Radcliffe studied the part of Old Knowell, while I played Young Knowell.
Balais, with emphasis; "though I shall probably have the opportunity of seeing you another time" and he glanced significantly toward the dock "in another place." When Mr. Balais rose again it was to speak for the defense, and he addressed the jury amidst an unbroken silence.
It will encourage continuous concentration of attention to an entire argument; it will help you to preserve relative emphasis of parts; it will lead you to regard thought and not words. In short, such a method of reading makes not only for good memory, but for good mental habits of all kinds. In all your reading, hold to the conception of yourself as a thinker, not a sponge.
"Well, gentlemen," said Bertram with more emphasis in his tone than he was wont to employ, "I have seen this man only once, but I've seen him under two aspects to-day, and all that I can say is, that if that was really the Wild Man of the West, he's not quite so wild as he gets credit for." On hearing this, March Marston rose and shook himself. He felt ill at ease in body and mind.
The Department of Agriculture is undergoing changes in organization in order more completely to separate the research and regulatory divisions, that each may be better administered. More emphasis is being placed on the research program, not only by enlarging the appropriations for State experiment stations but by providing funds for expanding the research work of the department.
The close of the sentence was uttered with an emphasis that caused the blood to quicken its movement in the veins of the maiden. It was fortunate that neither of their companions was very observant, or else suspicions might have been excited, that a better intelligence existed between the young sailor and the heiress, than would have comported with their wishes and intentions.
"Life is sure to reach out in one form or another and seize on him. I told him so." "Yes," breathed the other. "You would." "What were you intending to do with him?" There was a hint of challenge in the slight emphasis given to the query. "I? Nothing. He is under no obligation to me." "There you and he differ. He regards you as an infallible mentor."
"And now I am at last alone," said Eckhof; "now I must study my new role; now stand by me, ye gods, and inspire me with your strength; give me the right tone, the right emphasis to personate this rare and wonderful Hippolytus, with which I hope to win the stern professors of Halle!"
Cushing, he put this question to me, and with great emphasis: "What I wish to know, Governor, is whether this State is to be 'shoemakerized' or not?" With a laugh I said, "General, I cannot tell, whether it is to be 'shoemakerized' or not." Upon this the general left.
Fischer, as though to give due emphasis to his statement, indulged in a brief pause. Then he leaned a little forward and spoke very slowly and very forcibly. "I want to marry her," he declared. Van Teyl learned back in his chair and gazed at his vis-a-vis in blank astonishment. "You must be a damned fool, Fischer!" he exclaimed. "You think so?" was the unruffled reply. "I wonder why?"
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