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In managing the voice, the speaker when he is engaged in earnest conversation, commonly and naturally falls into the best tone and manner for public speaking.
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gutenberg.orgGeorge F. Hoar: “In managing the voice, the speaker when he is engaged in earnest conversation, commonly and naturally falls into the…”
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Hoar explains that natural conversation can lead to effective public speaking tones.
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