reciter

Gorman will be reciting a new poem written for the moment, though we know it will “recognize an educator, a nurse, and a veteran for helping their communities during the coronavirus pandemic.”

He recites whole conversations with the surgeons who worked over 100 days to remove his right leg below the knee and half of his left foot, due to a horrific combination of trench foot and frostbite.

At first sight action, like that of Messia or the Arab reciter, might seem to make for freedom in narration.

At this point, unfortunately, the reciter's memory failed: hence we do not know the details of the rescue.

The spectacle of any real reciter, however self-possessed and decent, at his work, suffuses me with shame.

So far as the reciter was concerned, they were absolutely insincere clap-trap.

He was full of anecdote; and the humorous stories of the stage found in him a most amusing reciter.