And so the column falls together, requiring the writer only to 5 ) Leave with a snapper, or sometimes a peroration.
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Mr Aldis counselled him not to learn his speeches, but to write out and commit to memory certain passages and the peroration.
33.
On the front pages of Friday's newspapers, Clinton's peroration was given only slightly higher billing than the Morris controversy.
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I ended the symphony on a high piccolo note, which seems to me more fitting for our time than a military peroration ."
35.
The lengthy passage as he discussed the platform and the Republicans helped calm the audience, ensuring he would be heard as he reached his peroration.
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The exordium, the speeches, and the final peroration show strong influence from Cicero, probably derived from Tacitus's own training in rhetoric.
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The furious peroration sounds like nothing so much as a horde of demons struggling in a torrent of brandy, the music growing drunker and drunker.
38.
Dole attempted to ignore to the barrage to deliver his peroration, but finally made note of the tumult in front of him and ended his speech.
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There is no similar overwhelming preponderance in the peroration as a whole; nor do the perorations of other Churchill speeches largely exclude words with foreign origins.
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There is no similar overwhelming preponderance in the peroration as a whole; nor do the perorations of other Churchill speeches largely exclude words with foreign origins.
