Contents
THINGS TO THINK OF FIRST-A FOREWORD
CHAPTER I-ACQUIRING CONFIDENCE BEFORE AN AUDIENCE
CHAPTER II-THE SIN OF MONOTONY
CHAPTER III-EFFICIENCY THROUGH EMPHASIS AND SUBORDINATION
CHAPTER IV-EFFICIENCY THROUGH CHANGE OF PITCH
CHAPTER V-EFFICIENCY THROUGH CHANGE OF PACE
CHAPTER VI-PAUSE AND POWER
CHAPTER VII-EFFICIENCY THROUGH INFLECTION
CHAPTER VIII-CONCENTRATION IN DELIVERY
CHAPTER IX-FORCE
CHAPTER X-FEELING AND ENTHUSIASM
CHAPTER XI-FLUENCY THROUGH PREPARATION
CHAPTER XII-THE VOICE
CHAPTER XIII-VOICE CHARM
CHAPTER XIV-DISTINCTNESS AND PRECISION OF UTTERANCE
CHAPTER XV-THE TRUTH ABOUT GESTURE
CHAPTER XVI-METHODS OF DELIVERY
CHAPTER XVII-THOUGHT AND RESERVE POWER
CHAPTER XVIII-SUBJECT AND PREPARATION
CHAPTER XIX-INFLUENCING BY EXPOSITION
CHAPTER XX-INFLUENCING BY DESCRIPTION
CHAPTER XXI-INFLUENCING BY NARRATION
CHAPTER XXII-INFLUENCING BY SUGGESTION
CHAPTER XXIII-INFLUENCING BY ARGUMENT
