Fig. 109.
Observations. 1st. The loss of voice, (lar-yn-gi´tis,) which is prevalent among public speakers, may be ascribed in part to the injudicious dressing of the neck, and improper position in standing.
605. How should public speakers dress their necks? Why? What is a common cause of the loss of voice?
2d. When individuals have been addressing an audience in a warm room, or engaged in singing, they should avoid all impressions of a cold atmosphere, unless adequately protected by an extra garment.
Fig. 110.
