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Didactic Pieces.

Section 1. On Study

Section 2. Hamlet's Directions to the players Shaks. 119

Section 3. Eloquence and Oratory

Section 4. Of Elocution

Section 5. Faults of Conversation

Section 6. On Satirical Wit

Section 7. Of Successful Speaking

Section 8. The Orator should study himself

Section 9. Wit injures Eloquence

Section 10. On the production of Ideas

Section 11. Oratory

Section 12. Remarks on Reading.

Section 13. Method in Speaking

Section 14. Ancient Eloquence

Section 15. Women polish and improve Society

Section 16. Fondness for Fashion Injurious

Section 17. Remarks on Preaching

Descriptive Pieces.

Pathetic Pieces.

Section 1. Remarkable Faults of bad Speakers Cresol. 148

Section 2. On Female Attractions

Section 3. Flirtilla and Amelia

Section 4. Character of a young Lady

Section 5. Sensibility

Section 6. Liberty and Slavery

Section 7. The Palace of Pleasure

Section 8. The Temple of Virtue

Section 9. Descent into the Dolgoath Mine Silliman 163

Deinology 133

ib. 135

Fordyce 137
ib. 139
ib. 142

Anon. 144

Section 1. The Blind Preacher

Section 2. Dr. Mason's interview with Gen. Hamilton 174

Section 3. The Close of Life

Section 4. The Dying Infidel

Fordyce 155

ib. 160

Promiscuous Pieces.

Section 1. Novels and Romances

Section 2. Duelling

Beauties of History 185

Section 3. Compendious view of the Bible Porteus 191

Section 4. The Commencement of a Century Anon 200

Section 5. On Writing Letters

Different kinds of Public Speaking.

Eloquence of Popular Assemblies.

Section 1. The Eulogium of the Perfect Speaker.

Section 2. Eulogium of Antoinette

Section 3. Panegyric on the British Constitution ib. 212

Section 4. Invectives against Hastings Sheridan 213

Section 5. Burke on the Eloquence of Sheridan 216

Section 6. Eulogium on Lord Chatham Junius 216

Section 7. Cicero and Demosthenes compared Camb. 217

Section 8. Portraits of Mahomet and Jesus contrasted 218

Section 9. Eulogium on the Duke of Bedford

Section 10. Character of a lowly Hero illustrated

Section 11. Walpole against Mr. Pitt

Section 12. Mr. Pitt's Reply

Section 13. Eulogy on Washington

Section 14. Eulogy on Hamilton

Section 15. Eulogy on Fisher Ames

Section 16. The Character of Brutus

Eloquence of the Bar.

Section 1. Paul's defence before Agrippa

Section 2. Sentence passed on John Slater

Section 3. Speech in favour of a School-Master

Dr. Johnson 251

Section 4. Erskine against Williams, publisher of Paine's

Age of Reason 258

Section 5. On the Character of a Judge Martin 257

Section 6. Burr and Blennerhasset
Wirt 253

Section 7. Erskine against Demosthenes

Section 8. Emmet's Vindication

Section 9. Griffin against Cheetham for a Libel

Another part of the same Speech

Section 10. Cicero's Oration against Verres

Eloquence of the Pulpit.

Section 1. Remarks on Pulpit Eloquence

Section 2. The Commandments

Section 3. Nathan's Parable

Section 4. Parable of the Prodigal Son

Section 5. The Atheist, his attainments, &c.

Section 6. The Omnipresence of the Deity

Section 7. The Liberty of Man and the Fore-Knowledge

of God Horsley 296

Section 8. Character and Government of God Mason 298

Section 9. Divinity of Jesus Christ

Section 10. Sufferings of our Saviour

Section 11. Pure religion and genuine devotion

Section 12. Transition from Time to Eternity

Section 13. Early Piety

Section 14. Devotion a source of Happiness

Section 16. Triumph of Life and Death

Section 17. Domestic Happiness

Section 18. On Patience

Section 19. Christianity a Practical Principle

Select Specches.

Section 1. On Prejudice

Section 2. Disquisition on Patriotism

Section 3. Burke's Eulogy on his Son

Section 15. Reflections on God as our Creator Fawcet 315

Hannah Moore 330

The importance and blessings of Union Jay 341

Section 4. Danger of War between the States

Section 8. Washington's speech to the first Congress 354

Section 9. Extracts from Washington's Farewell

Pieces in Poetry.

General Rules for Reading Poetry.

Section 5. Subject continued
Section 6. Character of Moses
Section 7. The Force of Talents

Narrative Pieces.

Section 2. Othello's Apology

1. Verses, the sound of which is an Echo to the

3. Discourse between Adam and Eve Milton 367

CHAPTER II.

Didactic Pieces.

1. Nothing formed in Vain

2. National Prejudices and Slavery

Section 3. Reflections on a Future State

4. On Versification

Descriptive Pieces.

Section 1. The Morning in Summer

Section 2. The Sabbath Morning

3. A Paraphrase on 13th. ch. of 1st. Corinth. 378

Section 4. An Improved Imagination, &c.

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