this sublime Ritual,-so admirably adapted to kindle in our own hearts a sacred flame, which may be quickly communicated to the hearts of our congregations.

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1. Instructions in reading the Service, derivable from books

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Defects of preceding writers, Sheridan and others. 2 2. Inducement to the present attempt

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3. The Inflections-Objections against them obviated 5 4. Explanation of the Inflections

5. Method of ready application

6. Which of them are most perceptible

7. Illustration by the musical scale

8. Their extent variable

9. Only the principal require to be marked

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10. Two most perceptible, the Suspensive and the Con

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Rule

THE RULES.

Primary Uses of the Inflections.

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II. Conclusive Slide at the end of a sentence

III. Suspensive Slide in sentences consisting of two

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IV. Conjunctive Slide, to connect sentences

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XIII. The Disjunctive Slide implies a degree of com- 5/T

XVI. Preparatory, or Harmonic Inflections

XVII. The Penultimate Member

XVIII. Harmonic Arrangement

XIX. Cadence

{ XX. The Monotone

Emphasis

The Objective Emphasis
Antithetic Emphasis

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XXI. The Suspensive Emphasis * XXII. The Strong Emphasis XXIII. Transposition of Accent

this sublime Ritual,-so admirably adapted to kindle in our own hearts a sacred flame, which may be quickly communicated to the hearts of our congregations.