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Soap box
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any box used as a platform by a person making an informal speech to a street audience.
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1. LOOKING.TO.THE.UNSEEN. - CLEVELAND.OH 50-0816 E-19 019
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And I said, "Well, maybe the Lord wants me to
preach right here on the street corner." And I
went in and give a man a dime for an old soap
box that I could stand on. I went out; I didn't
know what to do but just go to Milltown. That
was all I knew.
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Characteristic of speakers who speak informally
to a street audience or of their speeches.
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1. SEAL.OF.GOD. - JEFF.IN V-26 N-4 54-0514 209 083
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And Peter, that little holy-roller, soap box
preacher, slipped him out a soap box, and jumps
up on it; said, "You men of Judaea, and you that
dwell in Jerusalem, let this be known to you,
and hearken to my voice.
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a box or carton for soap; a crate that holds soap.
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1. REDEMPTION.IN.COMPLETENESS. - LVL.KY V-25 N-8 54-0330
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One day, dad went back and sat on a culvert,
said, "I want to see you swim." The little pond
was about that deep. I was standing on a soap
box. I stripped off my belongings, and got on
my nose like this, and sprang up-and-down on the
soap box and hit, the mud flew both ways, and
I begin to splash the mud.
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