Vincent de Lérins, St., quoted on the universal and the eternal, [148], [149].
Voice, the speaking, importance of its cultivation as a moral agency, [102]–[109];
Shakespeare's estimate of, [109]–[113].
Whateley's, Archbishop, theory of 'natural' reading, [14];
his own oratorical delivery, [15];
his assumptions in regard to elocution, [19].
Woman, her power and rights, Mazzini quoted on, [174]–[177].