232. _What is it that constitutes the melody of a poem?_
The pauses and accents chiefly.
233. _What rule should govern the reader in the use of pauses and
accents?_
Use variety, and not make them too prominent.
234. _What tone of voice should be used in reading a Simile in
poetry?_
The simile should be read in a lower tone than the rest of the
passage.
235. _What, with regard to the voice, is an important object to
every speaker and reader?_
The important object is to have a full, even tone of voice.
236. _What key of the voice should be most diligently improved?_
The natural key, or that which is used most.
237. _What is meant by the natural key or pitch?_
That which is peculiar to the individual, and in which he can use
most easily to himself, and most agreeably to others.
238. _How can the natural tone of voice be strengthened?_
By reading and speaking as loud as possible, without suffering the
voice to rise into a higher key.
239. _What is the best method of strengthening the natural key?_
By speaking and reading strong, animated passages in a small room.
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