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speeches late in tba etaning when hie audience would bo tired and their resistance lowered through natural cauaea, but h* would always asnd an aasieteJit ahead of t i w to Make a short apepch aad warn the audience tip. Stom-troopeTB slimy s played Bit important role at these nestlnga end would line the «isl« ttrough wiiich he would paefl* At the payeholo^ical ncofl&t, Hltlar would appaar In the door in the bftcl^ of the hall- Tlfcea with a u s l l group behind hln, be would narch through the rove of S*JL* can to roac^ the Bp*aker'e table* He never ^l&noed to th« right or to the left AB lie cans down tb* aisle and bactoft Lf anyone tried to aecost him or hanperad hi* Ibeaerer possible he would h«v* a band pr*aent and they would etrike up a lirftly ndlitary narch as he ctma down the aisle. he began to speak he usually manifested &igna '. of DprroiieneaB. UnuQly he WBA uctable to eaj anything of consequence until he had gotten the foftl of his audienct* OIL on« occasiont Ueldon (499) reports, he wao so narvouA that, he , could think of nothing to say* In order to do something he picked up th& table utd moved i t around on the platform* Then suddenly he got thv "feel* and waa able to go on. Price (£4l) d J hifi flpeaking in the following wayt •The begioning is slow and halting. Gradually he warner up when the upiritual ataospherA of the great crgwd is eo£«Dd«r« Fbr ha respond* to thi* netapihy^ical oon- tact La mich A way that each siamber of the nultitudft feols bound to hi* by an link of / REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES