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Excerpt from Reminiscences of J. L Toole, Vol. 1 of 2
Applause, Loud cheers, and so on that sets you reading it, and carries you on to the end. It is very much the same with a speaker he makes his little joke, and there is a laugh, which helps him to his next; then he says a nice thing about the occasion, and gets a round of applause; that helps him on his road to the climax, when he hopes to finish up, and mostly does - with a burst of enthusiasm. What I am coming to is an em phasis of my original point - the tremendous difference between speaking and writing.
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