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Out of this experience comes the strong conviction that the teacher of public speaking should be a vocal technician and a vocal physician, able to teach constructively and to treat correctively, knowing all he can of all that has been taught before, but teaching only as much of what he knows as is necessary to any individual.
P'r'a'ps I might get him up sooner if I used the whip; but how would you like any one to use a whip on you when you was picking apples or counting baskets of strawbys into a wan?" "Not at all," I said, laughing. "Well, then, what call is there to use it on a boss? He knows what he can do, and he doos it." "Has Mr Brownsmith had him long?" "Has Old Brownsmith had him long?" he said correctively.
"Ah! that is what I like," resumed the major; "I always did like the music of the Democracy. It sounds as if it was the free offering of hearts innocent, and not given to retrieve." "Intrigue," whispered Don Fernando, correctively, as he stood close behind the major, evidently delighted at the good temper of those about him. "Exactly!" bowed the major, "intrigue was what I meant to say!"
In another minute you will not feel the same. Come, Master Carrbroke, let us both finish dressing our patient and get him to his breakfast." "Oh, I couldn't have believed it," cried Denis, five minutes later. "Master Carrbroke " "Ned," said the young man correctively. "Ned always to my friends."
She could not see Smith, and the desolation of their surroundings set her fancy at work stationing dusty cowboy bandits behind each riven, lowering stone. "Oh, I hope it's robbers!" said June, bouncing up and down in her seat. "That would be just fine!" "Hush, hush!" commanded her mother, shaking her correctively. "Such a wicked wish!" Milo Strong, the teacher from Iowa, had grown very pale.
Then I does the same with a gherkin, and, my word, didn't they all change their tune! Everyone wanted a taste, so I gives the fork to the chap as come with me, makes him squat down, and claps the big brown jar between his legs." "Mixed pickles!" cried Carey, eagerly. "Piccadilly, sir," said the old sailor, correctively. "Then I makes all the rest sit round him in what you calls a silly circle."
'Since Ravengar is dead and all danger passed, there is no reason why you should not know everything that is to be known. Well, Mr. Hugo, I have had an infinity of trouble with that girl. Hugo's expression gave pause to the doctor. 'I mean with Mrs. Tudor, he added correctively. 'I'll begin at the beginning. After the disappearance the typhoid disappearance, you know she went to Algiers.
"You're a lucky man, Hyams," said his friend, as he raised his glass to his lips. "Thirty thousand pounds! It's a fortune, a small fortune," he added correctively. "I shall give this place up," said the pawnbroker, "and go away for a time. I'm not safe here." "Safe?" queried Levi, raising his eyebrows. The pawnbroker related his adventures with his visitors.
Why, we're always amongst it, and think no more of it than if it was so much stones and dirt. We ain't thieves." "Look here," said Sir Francis, suddenly taking a tack in another direction, "you own that you beat my son my stepson," he added correctively, "in that way?" "Yes, Sir Francis," I said, "I didn't know who he was in the dark." "You couldn't see him?"
We shall have seven hours a night for three nights, in which to freight the gold from the mouth of the drain to the yacht." "Four nights," said London Bill correctively; "Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday nights. I can carry that tunnel to a place within two hours of the stuff, with the Treasury full of people; no one would catch on.
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