| Contents THINGS TO THINK OF FIRST-A FOREWORD CHAPTER I-ACQUIRING CONFIDENCE BEFORE AN AUDIENCE CHAPTER II-THE SIN OF MONOTONY CHAPTER III-EFFICIENCY THROUGH EMPHASIS AND SUBORDINATION CHAPTER IV-EFFICIENCY THROUGH CHANGE OF PITCH CHAPTER V-EFFICIENCY THROUGH CHANGE OF PACE CHAPTER VI-PAUSE AND POWER CHAPTER VII-EFFICIENCY THROUGH INFLECTION CHAPTER VIII-CONCENTRATION IN DELIVERY CHAPTER IX-FORCE CHAPTER X-FEELING AND ENTHUSIASM CHAPTER XI-FLUENCY THROUGH PREPARATION CHAPTER XII-THE VOICE CHAPTER XIII-VOICE CHARM CHAPTER XIV-DISTINCTNESS AND PRECISION OF UTTERANCE CHAPTER XV-THE TRUTH ABOUT GESTURE CHAPTER XVI-METHODS OF DELIVERY CHAPTER XVII-THOUGHT AND RESERVE POWER CHAPTER XVIII-SUBJECT AND PREPARATION CHAPTER XIX-INFLUENCING BY EXPOSITION CHAPTER XX-INFLUENCING BY DESCRIPTION CHAPTER XXI-INFLUENCING BY NARRATION CHAPTER XXII-INFLUENCING BY SUGGESTION CHAPTER XXIII-INFLUENCING BY ARGUMENT
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