It seems to me that there is rarely such a combination of mental and physical delight in any effort as that which comes to a public speaker when he feels that he has a great audience completely within his control.
Washington asserts that few experiences offer the unique mental and physical delight a public speaker feels when fully engaging and controlling a large audience.
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