ELOCUTIONIST, A COLLECTION OF PIECES IN PROSE AND VERSE, PECULIARLY ADAPTED TO DISPLAY THE ART OF READING, IN THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE SENSE OF THE TERM. PRECEDED BY AN INTRODUCTION, IN WHICH AN ATTEMPT IS MADE TO SIMPLIFY WALKER'S SYSTEM; AND, BY REFERRING HIS ILLUSTRATIONS TO MORE GENERAL PRINCIPLES, BY JAMES SHERIDAN KNOWLES Author of the Tragedy of Virginius, &c. &c. Seventh Edition, GREATLY ENLARGED, AND CAREFULLY STEREOTYPED. BELFAST, SIMMS AND M'INTYRE: LONGMAN, REES, ORME, AND CO.; WHITTAKER, TREACHER, AND CO.; STIRLING AND KENNEY, AND OLIVER AND BOYD, EDINBURGH: JOHN CUMMING, DUBLIN. 1831. ELOCUTIONIST, A COLLECTION OF PIECES IN PROSE AND VERSE, PECULIARLY ADAPTED TO DISPLAY THE ART OF READING, IN THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE SENSE OF THE TERM. PRECEDED BY AN INTRODUCTION, IN WHICH AN ATTEMPT IS MADE TO SIMPLIFY WALKER'S SYSTEM; AND, BY REFERRING HIS ILLUSTRATIONS TO MORE GENERAL PRINCIPLES, TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF HIS RULES. BY JAMES SHERIDAN KNOWLES Author of the Tragedy of Virginius, &c. &c. OTIT Seventh Edition, GREATLY ENLARGED, AND CAREFULLY STEREOTYPED. BELFAST, SIMMS AND M'INTYRE: LONGMAN, REES, ORME, AND CO.; WHITTAKER, TREACHER, AND CO.; STIRLING AND KENNEY, AND OLIVER AND BOYD, EDINBURGH: JOHN CUMMING, DUBLIN. 1831. |