“Unequalled by anything of the kind with which we are acquainted.”—Christian Advocate, N. Y.CUMNOCK’S CHOICE READINGS.FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT. ARRANGED FOR THEEXERCISES OF THE SCHOOL AND COLLEGE AND PUBLIC READER,WITH ELOCUTIONARY ADVICE. EDITED BY ROBERTMC’LAIN CUMNOCK, A. M., PROFESSOR OFRHETORIC AND ELOCUTION, NORTHWESTERNUNIVERSITY.Large 12mo., cloth,Price, $1.75.“It ought to become a special favorite among school and college students and public readers.”—Evening Post, New York.“Taking into account the admirable type, the excellent taste, the brevity of the rhetorical counsels, the unsurpassed variety, we prefer Prof. Cumnock’s book to every manual of the kind.”—Christian Register, Boston.“Among the multitude of books issued for the same purpose during the past ten years, we know of none so complete in all respects and so well fitted to the needs of the elocutionist as the volume before us.”—Transcript, Boston.“No choicer casket of prose and poetry has been given to us by any other author. These are the culled flowers from the bouquet of literature. They are of every nature known to the language, and each is of the best of its kind.”—The Post, San Francisco.“Nearly 200 selections from the best prose and poetical literature of the English language are here assembled for the uses of the student of elocution. * * * The collection is valuable as a treasury of literary gems, apart from its worth as a manual of declamation.”—Tribune, Chicago.“The volume consists in great measure of fresh specimens that have recently found their way into current literature, and present the charm of novelty with the merit of good writing. The ancient stream is thus enriched with supplies from new fountains, and living productions take the place of the veteran pieces which have grown old in the course of protracted service. * * * They are illustrations of the best literature of the day.”—Tribune, New York.Sold by booksellers, or mailed, postpaid, on receipt of price, byJANSEN, McCLURG & CO., Publishers, Chicago, Ill.
“Unequalled by anything of the kind with which we are acquainted.”—Christian Advocate, N. Y.CUMNOCK’S CHOICE READINGS.FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT. ARRANGED FOR THEEXERCISES OF THE SCHOOL AND COLLEGE AND PUBLIC READER,WITH ELOCUTIONARY ADVICE. EDITED BY ROBERTMC’LAIN CUMNOCK, A. M., PROFESSOR OFRHETORIC AND ELOCUTION, NORTHWESTERNUNIVERSITY.Large 12mo., cloth,Price, $1.75.“It ought to become a special favorite among school and college students and public readers.”—Evening Post, New York.“Taking into account the admirable type, the excellent taste, the brevity of the rhetorical counsels, the unsurpassed variety, we prefer Prof. Cumnock’s book to every manual of the kind.”—Christian Register, Boston.“Among the multitude of books issued for the same purpose during the past ten years, we know of none so complete in all respects and so well fitted to the needs of the elocutionist as the volume before us.”—Transcript, Boston.“No choicer casket of prose and poetry has been given to us by any other author. These are the culled flowers from the bouquet of literature. They are of every nature known to the language, and each is of the best of its kind.”—The Post, San Francisco.“Nearly 200 selections from the best prose and poetical literature of the English language are here assembled for the uses of the student of elocution. * * * The collection is valuable as a treasury of literary gems, apart from its worth as a manual of declamation.”—Tribune, Chicago.“The volume consists in great measure of fresh specimens that have recently found their way into current literature, and present the charm of novelty with the merit of good writing. The ancient stream is thus enriched with supplies from new fountains, and living productions take the place of the veteran pieces which have grown old in the course of protracted service. * * * They are illustrations of the best literature of the day.”—Tribune, New York.Sold by booksellers, or mailed, postpaid, on receipt of price, byJANSEN, McCLURG & CO., Publishers, Chicago, Ill.
“Unequalled by anything of the kind with which we are acquainted.”—Christian Advocate, N. Y.
CUMNOCK’S CHOICE READINGS.
FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT. ARRANGED FOR THEEXERCISES OF THE SCHOOL AND COLLEGE AND PUBLIC READER,WITH ELOCUTIONARY ADVICE. EDITED BY ROBERTMC’LAIN CUMNOCK, A. M., PROFESSOR OFRHETORIC AND ELOCUTION, NORTHWESTERNUNIVERSITY.
Large 12mo., cloth,Price, $1.75.
“It ought to become a special favorite among school and college students and public readers.”—Evening Post, New York.
“Taking into account the admirable type, the excellent taste, the brevity of the rhetorical counsels, the unsurpassed variety, we prefer Prof. Cumnock’s book to every manual of the kind.”—Christian Register, Boston.
“Among the multitude of books issued for the same purpose during the past ten years, we know of none so complete in all respects and so well fitted to the needs of the elocutionist as the volume before us.”—Transcript, Boston.
“No choicer casket of prose and poetry has been given to us by any other author. These are the culled flowers from the bouquet of literature. They are of every nature known to the language, and each is of the best of its kind.”—The Post, San Francisco.
“Nearly 200 selections from the best prose and poetical literature of the English language are here assembled for the uses of the student of elocution. * * * The collection is valuable as a treasury of literary gems, apart from its worth as a manual of declamation.”—Tribune, Chicago.
“The volume consists in great measure of fresh specimens that have recently found their way into current literature, and present the charm of novelty with the merit of good writing. The ancient stream is thus enriched with supplies from new fountains, and living productions take the place of the veteran pieces which have grown old in the course of protracted service. * * * They are illustrations of the best literature of the day.”—Tribune, New York.
Sold by booksellers, or mailed, postpaid, on receipt of price, by
JANSEN, McCLURG & CO., Publishers, Chicago, Ill.