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... audience will respond . We do not want to be accused of gilding the lily . ' One fallacy here is obvious : what audience is he thinking of ? People in one room ? People in a hall ? In a large theatre ? Correct speaking will vary the ...
... audience will respond . We do not want to be accused of gilding the lily . ' One fallacy here is obvious : what audience is he thinking of ? People in one room ? People in a hall ? In a large theatre ? Correct speaking will vary the ...
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... audience , ' Could you hear that ? ' What one should ask is , ' Could you hear that without straining ? ' Any effort devoted to listening takes from the psychic resources needed for the audience's enjoyment and experience . The language ...
... audience , ' Could you hear that ? ' What one should ask is , ' Could you hear that without straining ? ' Any effort devoted to listening takes from the psychic resources needed for the audience's enjoyment and experience . The language ...
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... audience . Most impressive were his interpretations of King Lear : in the storm , in his reunion with Cordelia , and with Cordelia's body at the moment of his own death . Also engrossing was Knight's long excerpt from Timon of Athens in ...
... audience . Most impressive were his interpretations of King Lear : in the storm , in his reunion with Cordelia , and with Cordelia's body at the moment of his own death . Also engrossing was Knight's long excerpt from Timon of Athens in ...
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