The storm that whirls among the mountains, the stoop of the
whirlwind that wrenches the tree from its bed in the soil, the
utmost rage of oceanic commotions--they have not that dominant
power upon them to start our spirits, and carry our sympathies
to an equal agitation, which eloquence has when it utters the
force of one aroused soul.--RICHARD S. STORRS.
(893)
See AGE AND ORATORY; EARNESTNESS; LORD’S PRAYER INTERPRETED.
=Eloquence of Deeds=--See DEEDS THAT TALK.