WITH A PREFACE BY
Professor JOHN ADAMS
CHAIR OF EDUCATION, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
LONDON
JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET, W.
1915
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
CONTENTS.
| PAGE | |||
| Preface | [vii] | ||
| Introduction | [1] | ||
| Chapter | I. | The Difficulties of Story-Telling connectedwith Libraries and Clubs | [6] |
| ” | II. | The Essentials of Story-Telling | [25] |
| ” | III. | The Artifices of Story-Telling | [32] |
| ” | IV. | Elements to Avoid | [42] |
| ” | V. | Elements to Seek | [61] |
| ” | VI. | How to Obtain and Maintain the Effect | [89] |
| ” | VII. | Questions and Answers | [117] |
| ” | VIII. | List of Stories Told in Full | [138] |
| List of Titles of Individual Stories andof Collections of Stories | [210] | ||
| Index | [235] | ||