I. Acquiring confidence before the audience -- II. The sin of monotony -- III. Efficiency through emphasis and subordination -- IV. Efficiency through change of pitch -- V. Efficiency through change of pace -- VI. Pause and power -- VII. Efficiency through inflation -- VIII. Concentration in delivery IX. Force -- X. Feeling and enthusiasm -- XI. Fluency through preparation -- XII. The voice -- XIII. Voice charm -- XIV. Distinctness and precision of utterance -- XV. The truth about the gesture -- XVI. Methods of delivery -- XVII. Thought and reserve power -- XVIII. Subject and preparation -- XIX. Influencing by exposition -- XX. Influencing by description -- XXI. Influencing by narration -- XXII. Influencing by suggestion -- XXIII. Influencing by argument -- XXIV. Influencing by persuasion -- XXV. Influencing the crowd -- XXVI. Riding the winged horse -- XXVII. Growing a vocabulary -- XXVIII. Memory training -- XXIX. Right thinking and personality -- XXX. After-dinner and other occasional speaking -- XXXI. Makinf conversation effective