1. ARTICULATION, or Elementary Sounds. The Pleasures of Learning,

2. ACCENT. Disrespect to Parents in no Case Allowable,

5. EMPHASIS Absolute. Beauty and Sublimity of Scottish Scenery,
Succession of Words or Particulars. Miscellany,

6.

Anon. 26

Anon. 35

H. Eaton. 37

Anon. 40

Richmond. 55

57

Panegyric on Sheridan's Eloquence, E. Burke. 58

Anon. 60

Repetition of Important Words. Intemperance,
62
Exclamations and Interjections. Miscellany,

7.

66

8.

16.

17.

18.

15. INFLECTION. Direct Questions without their Answers. Miscellany,

66

66

66

68

71

73

79

Dueling, L. Beecher. 81

Direct Questions with their Answers. Law of Progress, M. Hopkins. 83

Or, used Disjunctively. Miscellany,

86

Indirect Questions without their Answers. Miscellany,

Indirect Questions with Answers. Northern Laborers, C. C. Naylor. 113

Language of Authority. Miscellany,

110-111

117

Increasing Intensity of Inflection, Emphatic Repetition. Miscellany,
CIRCUMFLEX. Miscellany,

Wealth and Fashion.

MONOTONE. Miscellany,

39. MODULATION, and Characters of Style. Narrative. A Narrow Escape,

132

137

Anon. 138

142

153

40.

41.

42.

Descriptive Narration. A Forest on Fire,

Historical Narration. An Attempt to take Washington,

Didactic. Value of the Sabbath to Young Men,

43.

44.

45.

Argumentative. Industry Necessary to Genius,

Extract from an Oration. The Dignity of Human Nature.

An Argumentative Appeal. Pitt's Speech,

46.

47.

48.

EMOTIONS AND PASSIONS. Tender Emotion, &e. Miscellany,

Language of Earnest Entreaty, Lamentation, &c. Miscellany, 175-178

Complaint, &c. Las Casas to Pizarro,

49.

Grandeur and Sublimity. The Fixed Stars,

Dr. Chalmers.

50.

Language that is Solemn and Dignified, &c. Miscellany,

179

182, 193

Language of Impatience, &c. Brutus and Cassius, Stakspeare. 190–193

55.

Language of Authority. Miscellany,

199

Language of Reproof, &c. Cæsar Passing the Rubicon, J. S. Knowles. 194

62. POETRY, RHYME. Iambic Measure. The Wood-Rose and Laurel, Anon. 228

Iambic Measure. My Country,

BLANK-VERSE. Iambic. Summer-Even'g Meditation, Mrs. Barbauld. 236

73. A Speech in favor of Admitting California into the Union, W. H. Seward. 392

74. Comparative Smallness of the Earth,

75 Mind the Glory of Man,

77. Centennial Address,

78. The Value of the Bible,

81. Valuable Hints for Students,

82. Indolence and Want of Order,

95. Extract from a Speech of Mr. Phillips,

86. A Speech on Parliamentary Reform,

87. Extract from Mr. Brougham's Inaugural Address, Glasgow,

89. New York as it once was,

90. Progress of Civilization,

91. Glorious New England,

94. Dr. Franklin in the Social Circle,

95. Address at Laying the Corner-stone of Bunker Hill Mon..

96. America,

97. Consequences of Atheism,

101. The Last Hours of Washington,

102. Eulogy on John C. Calhoun,

103. Eulogy on Henry Clay,

Northern Light. 433

S. S. Prentiss. 436

W. Wirt. 441

D. Webster.

443

104. Eulogy on Daniel Webster,

105. American Triumvirate,

11 The Perfect Orator,

LESSONS IN POETRY.

3. Address to the Ocean,

4. The Alps,

8. Marius Seated on the Ruins of Carthage,
12. The American Eagle,

B. W. Proctor. 25
Clark. 260
Mrs. Child. 267

C. W. Thomson. 275