Speaking voice, importance of its cultivation as a moral agency, [102]–[109].

Speech, slighting of, illustrated, [83]–[95].

Spiritual education demanded for interpretative reading, [122];

means and conditions of, [133]–[166];

must be induced on the basis of the concrete and the personal, [146], [147].

Stories for the young, [153].


Taste, true, an expression of spiritual life, [129].

Taylor, Sir Henry, quoted on reading, [34]–[36];

quoted on Tennyson's reading, [76], [77].