Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-01-26
rue ART OF READING.

1.,e all things TO make one accom-
' sla,sot so much her own that she
n.,eel all others ia that one par.
'.sl,y line, it seems strange, says a
~ n the Chicago Herald. that the
ana which is in tho power Of most
\ ~ .,,ouslto attain is little attempted. in
I, almost overlooked. ! refer to the
,S'sbtiul and eYer.plensing accom-.
g.Smsnt Of reading aloud. and In
DO not at all consider those
I -Aa,s ASPIRATIONS soar to the height Of
,senllOn.
yo,hing is further from enjoyment
n. 10 Be forced to listen to a bad
,,,l,.tion or defamation. as Il Is very
4 \, 10 become. and yet infections OF
4, sort befall us Nil. Perhaps we
4 ~ grudgs 10 Mrs. james Brown
\ p,usr Tor it and then again. perhaps.
] !. "a not; who can tell. II may DO
\ 1, tendency may. the longing-oi the
4 ,o,pg idea Of this ago TO shoot forth
n ! IBIS direction.
h However that may be, reel,ing in
y ~ snd reading aloud are two on.
4 svir different things except 10 one
4 ,,,slsalar. which is he dread Of anolh-
ia exc ted in the mind Of persons
h 81 have secretly pronounced a FIRST
4 ls,rBg ab60lulol, horrible.
II u. nothing aioFls greater enjoy.
.ssl to Others than reading aloud well
!saS
ha useless TO say. for all know. and
~ perhaps with slngs Of envy.
sE usleome are people ut our homes
ras can sing or play On some musical
stransaI we'll; but reading aloud
veil for which ono does not need a
rauA will sifurd fully as much pleas.
~ Aod II there Is ane accomplish.
sasi more than another which coatri.
.s.ss 70 tho On j9yment Of the family cir.
"a i Is the All Of reading aloud The
ussgs Of children between twelve
y! khsrn. Of either sex. could no
sEs real pndsratandahly iins pas.
as from Shakespeare or Dante or
~ d RaskIn's delightful essays than
s o. she roald interpret al sight
assise from Wagner or translate a
Easaa aorsL al tho harmony, all
ss dramatic force. al tho humor. al
ls Fosle masinlng 10 lba limos soon
y raash Ike magic in an unintsiiisl.
IL amtls Of SQUADS as distressing TO
b htagsF as maiigulus 10 Tho con.
nn' reader
RsT % ! eits this boz or Girl from
'Eslia 70 hisesn A. au uzamplc7 BE-.
aRs ~ about This age is tho practice
aFtaiug aloud dropped from the
HEue q school, Ia no curriculum
ls alranevd pupils do rsurmDor
aF.sg so'sI this siuiy. aud whore
a'easian j. one Of tho branches tho 1
7assss soars Tar. far above tho teach. |
u a reading, rceitiug with dramatic |
atsa and gesture 10 alone what be I,
lish' SHIll lately. when many have 4
'eted into the study Of DcisaFio.
ialtell culture Slc.. aud include
afS 70 ihair INSTRUCTION.
tn b. i from mo 10 dscry tho value
'Asss accomplishments, for certain. |
? aeao arc moro charming aud yet
l4as arc moro abused.
bai for practical use. for a good
nsiy"day possession they are 40 more
Z = compared with tho possibility Of
aiaing out loud welt express rely. un- |
A's'nadably. agrcsablr. than our
NY bread as an article Of diet may
= compared with our occasional cake
is4 pic
ne sexual value Of such an accom-.
''aa'asnt i hard to estimate. though |
a'aa scarcely b exaggerated. Sew.
= not such an easy task. and II
~ eaanoc that half tho small wor.
- and not few Of the faults we
Nant may be due TO the dizziness aud
AMY With which our days sometimes
I'm a Diversion IL n necessity Of
Ss'oa We feel tho force at every turn.
a@y little thing, then. which will
.'ss domestic litc brighter and sweet
aud homo happier should be on.
'siaged and cultivated.
person who reads well IL much
~, Of an acquisition TO the house
~ man even one who sings we'll or
\" hneIy. for their means Of enter.
4. Ont are not objectionable during
: hours Of practice, nor IL their
s.alng limited to marrow field Of
80 which is familiar. but extends
~ we literature Of the world. for
aalng to read one article or ono
~ out to mako interesting. com.
!. sasnslble and euphonious 10 the
. ], s''o0r short paragraphs or long
~ I'm" IN newspapers magazines or
NJ t1eota who are sending their
=. ''eo TO good schools often have
s.S passing thought suggested by
80. aud hasten TO notice II elocu-
! :. taught In those schools. Find