Nevertheless I can only say, as I did five minutes ago, it is not proper for me tomake speeches in my present position.
In many of the cities of the country clubs were organized for political discussions, and persons in public life were pressed to make speeches or lectures on the topics of the day.
The women of that day were trained more for the culture and ornament of the house, more to knit stockings and weave home spun than to make speecheson woman's rights.
I continued until the day of election to make speeches, not only in Ohio, but in several of the states.
He was born to make speeches in political gatherings, and not to argue complicated legal questions in the courts.
Hence, "smart" young men, in rude villages, early learned tomake speeches in social and political meetings.
Lord Silverbridge asked whether the candidate was not too fat to make speeches.
If he begins at forty to make speeches, or to win races, or to breed oxen, he can yet live a prosperous life.
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