Poets cannot always vocalize their own verse, [14].
Pope's verse, its mechanical uniformity, [100], [101];
absence of enjambement in, [101].
'Prelude,' Wordsworth's, its great educative value, [145].
Printed, or written, language, deficiencies of, to be supplied by the reader, [29], [30].
Printing, art of, has caused language to be too much known through the eye alone, [114], [115].
Reading, can it be taught?, [9];
the main achievable result, [18];
extempore, its requirements, [26];