PREFACE.
CONTENTS. PART FIRST. ELOCUTION.
EXPLANATION OF THE PAUSES.
EXPLANATION OF OTHER MARKS.
APPLICATIONS OF THE MARKS USED IN WRITING.
PART FIRST. ELOCUTION.
CHAPTER II. HAMLET MACBETH
CHAPTER III. DUKE VINCENTIO POSTHUMUS
CHAPTER IV. SHAKESPEARE'S MEN OF ACTION: THE BASTARD, ARTHUR, AND KING RICHARD II.
CHAPTER V. SHAKESPEARE'S MEN OF ACTION ( continued ). HOT-SPUR, HENRY V., RICHARD III.
CHAPTER VI. SHAKESPEARE'S MEN OF ACTION ( concluded ): KING HENRY VI. AND RICHARD III.
CHAPTER VII. SHAKESPEARE AS LYRIC POET: "TWELFTH NIGHT"
CHAPTER VIII. SHAKESPEARE'S HUMOUR: FALSTAFF
BOOK II.
CHAPTER I. SHAKESPEARE'S EARLY ATTEMPTS TO PORTRAY HIMSELF AND HIS WIFE: BIRON, ADRIANA, VALENTINE
CHAPTER II. SHAKESPEARE AS ANTONIO, THE MERCHANT
CHAPTER III. THE SONNETS: PART I.
CHAPTER IV. THE SONNETS: PART II.
CHAPTER V. THE SONNETS: PART III.
CHAPTER VI. THE FIRST-FRUIT OF THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE: BRUTUS
CHAPTER VII. DRAMAS OF REVENGE AND JEALOUSY: HAMLET.
CHAPTER VIII. DRAMAS OF REVENGE AND JEALOUSY: PART II "OTHELLO"
CHAPTER IX. DRAMAS OF LUST: PART I. Troilus and Cressida
CHAPTER X. DRAMAS OF LUST: PART II. Antony and Cleopatra
CHAPTER XI. THE DRAMA OF MADNESS: "LEAR"
CHAPTER XII. THE DRAMA OF DESPAIR: "TIMON OF ATHENS"
CHAPTER XIII. SHAKESPEARE'S LAST ROMANCES: ALL COPIES. "Winters Tale": "Cymbeline": "The Tempest."
CHAPTER XIV. SHAKESPEARE'S LIFE
CHAPTER XV. SHAKESPEARE'S LIFE continued
SANDERS' UNION FOURTH READER:
EMBRACING A FULL EXPOSITION OF THE
PRINCIPLES OF RHETORICAL READING;
WITH
NUMEROUS EXERCISES FOR PRACTICE,
BOTH IN PROSE AND POETRY, VARIOUS IN STYLE, AND CAREFULLY ADAPTED TO THE PURPOSES OF TEACHING IN SCHOOLS OF EVERY GRADE.
BY CHARLES W. SANDERS, A.M.
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