Джерри Вайсман - Мастера слова. Секреты публичных выступлений

Нужно ли мне еще распространяться о самом исполнении, которое требует следить и за телодвижениями, и за жестикуляцией, и за выражением лица, и за звуками и оттенками голоса? Как это трудно само по себе, показывает даже легкомысленное искусство комедиантов в театре: хоть они и силятся владеть и лицом, и голосом, и движениями, но кто не знает, как мало меж ними и было, и есть таких, на которых можно смотреть с удовольствием?

Наконец, что сказать мне о сокровищнице всех познаний – памяти? Ведь само собою разумеется, что если наши мысли и слова, найденные и обдуманные, не будут поручены ей на хранение, то все достоинства оратора, как бы ни были они блестящи, пропадут даром. Поэтому перестанем недоумевать, отчего так мало людей красноречивых: мы видим, что красноречие состоит из совокупности таких предметов, из которых даже каждый в отдельности бесконечно труден для разработки. [49]

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