Shakespeare's estimate of the voice, [109]–[113];

his personal history and interior life, [178];

quoted on woman, [179];

on study, [180];

his mother, [178], [181].

Similes and comparisons, reading of, [80]–[82].

Skill, elocutionary, [18].

Slaughter of the innocents, in schools, [40];

G. H. Lewes quoted, [40], [41].

Slighting of speech illustrated, [83]–[95].