you

When vice prevails, and impious men bear sway,
The post of honor is a private station!*
Farewell, my friends! If there be any of
Who dare not trust the victor's clemency,
Know, there are ships prepar'd by my command-
Their sails already op'ning to the winds,—
That shall convey you to the wish'd for port.
The conqueror draws near-once more, farewell!
If e'er we meet hereafter, we shall meet

In happier climes, and on a safer shore,
Where Cæsar never shall approach us more!
There, the brave youth with love of virtue fired,
Who greatly in his country's cause expired,
Shall know he conquer'd! The firm patriot there,
Who made the welfare of mankind his care,
Tho' still by faction, vice and fortune, cross'd,
Shall find the generous labor was not lost.

Q*

THE END.

Correct application of the word and its popular

acceptation, (see Note)......

Its connection with Pronunciation.

Its force.....

Its connection with Emphasis.

Expression in.

What requisite to the actor..

Passionate expression in..

DYNAMICS, or Powers of Sound.

Terms, Sign, and Explanation of....

ib.

ib.

ib.

.181

ib.

Their force and use.

ib.

ELEMENTARY SOUNDS.

Distinction between signs and sounds.

Tonics-Subtonics-Atonics..

Diphthongal Sounds...

Table of Tonic Elements..

Exercise on the Tonic Sounds.

Exercise on the Tonics....

Value of the Elementary Sounds..

ELOCUTION-

30

31

.32 to 40

35

37

39

Table of Sub-Tonics and Atonics.

41

42

43

EMPHASIS.

Definition of..

Different kinds of.

Of sense

Rule for..
Antithetical.

Of force....

Double.

Cumulative.

.p. 85 to 92

85

89

ib.

90

91

ib.

92

..92, 142

Explanation of Musical Terms and Figures used to

mark pitch, force, and time for expression......180
Of different sentiments and affections.

Practice in.

GESTURE-

Observations on.

Table of....

Remarks.

.196 to 204

..196

..207

..211

..210