Delight and power in speech
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- A universal dramatic reader; a new, complete and practical method of securing delight and efficiency in silent and oral reading and private and public speech; together with a large and varied collection of carefully chosen selections in prose and poetry, with chapters on "The cultivation of the memory" and "After dinner speaking."
Leonard G. Nattkemper and George Wharton James
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1. DELIGHT and POWER IN SPEECH2. INTRODUCTION3. PART ONE Intelligent and Intelligible Reading4. CHAPTER I READING AND PUBLIC SPEECH5. CHAPTER II EFFECTIVE SPEECH6. CHAPTER III INVENTORY OF SPEECH EFFICIENCY7. CHAPTER IV ORAL READING8. CHAPTER V SELECTIONS FOR PART ONE9. CHAPTER VI ARTICULATION EXERCISES10. CHAPTER VII CORRECTION OF SPEECH DEFECTS11. CHAPTER VIII ENUNCIATION AND PRONUNCIATION12. PART TWO Identification of the Reader with the Story, or Sympathetic Reading13. CHAPTER IX GETTING THE AUTHOR’S MOOD14. CHAPTER IX GETTING THE AUTHOR’S MOOD (continued 2)15. CHAPTER IX GETTING THE AUTHOR’S MOOD (continued 3)16. CHAPTER IX GETTING THE AUTHOR’S MOOD (continued 4)17. CHAPTER IX GETTING THE AUTHOR’S MOOD (continued 5)18. PART THREE Melodious Reading19. CHAPTER X MELODIOUS READING20. CHAPTER XI HOW TO READ POETRY21. CHAPTER XI HOW TO READ POETRY (continued 2)22. CHAPTER XI HOW TO READ POETRY (continued 3)23. CHAPTER XI HOW TO READ POETRY (continued 4)24. CHAPTER XI HOW TO READ POETRY (continued 5)25. CHAPTER XI HOW TO READ POETRY (continued 6)26. CHAPTER XII IMPERSONATION27. PART FOUR Oratoric Reading and the Art of Public Speech28. CHAPTER XIII ORATORIC READING AND THE ART OF PUBLIC SPEECH29. CHAPTER XIII ORATORIC READING AND THE ART OF PUBLIC SPEECH (continued 2)30. CHAPTER XIV PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS FOR THE AFTER-DINNER SPEAKER31. CHAPTER XV THE CULTIVATION OF THE MEMORY32. INDEX