CONTENTS
CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION
　1. Composition and Compositions
　2. Purpose of This Book
　3. Your Advantage
　4. Your Special Difficulties
　5. Rhetoric
CHAPTER II MECHANICS OF COMPOSITION
　6. Materials
　7. One Side or Two Sides?
　8. Margins
　9. Spacing
　10. Titles
　11. Paging
　12. Folding

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I  INTRODUCTION
　1. Composition and Compositions
　2. Purpose of This Book
　3. Your Advantage
　4. Your Special Difficulties
　5. Rhetoric

CHAPTER II  MECHANICS OF COMPOSITION
　6. Materials
　7. One Side or Two Sides?
　8. Margins
　9. Spacing
　10. Titles
　11. Paging
　12. Folding
　13. Endorsing
　14. Spelling
　15. Syllabication
　16. Underlining
　17. Italics
　18. Omissions, Corrections, and Insertions
　19. A Warning

CHAPTER III  LEARNING TO WRITE
　20. Something to Say
　21. How to Say It
　22. A Consolation
　23. Others May Have Said It before You
　24. What to Read
　25. How to Read
　26. Some Dictionaries Recommended
　27. Self-cultivation
　28. Writing from Memory
　29. Imitation, Conscious and Unconscious
　30. Reading Dictionaries
　31. Expressing Another Person’s Thoughts
　32. Paraphrasing Sentences
　33. Suggestions for Paraphrasing
　34. Paraphrasing Paragraphs
　35. Paraphrasing Verse
　36. Condensing
　37. Various Degrees of Condensation
　38. Suggestions for Condensing
　39. Using Materia1 in Han
　40. Expressing Your Own Thoughts
　41. Keeping a Diary
　42. Choosing a Subject
　43. Choosing a Title
　44. Taking Notes
　45. Making an Outline
　46. Note-taking and Outline-making in the Head
　47. Making Outlines of What You Read
　48. Expanding an Outline
　49. Practice in Composition

CHAPTER IV  WRITING CORRECTLY
　50. What is Correct English?
　51. Usage
　52. Present-day Usage
　53. Neologisms
　54. English and American Usage
　55. Good Usage
　56. Expressions Outside of Good Usage
　57. Colloquialisms Etc in Written English

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CHAPTER V  WRITING CORRECTLY (Continued)

 CHAPTER VI  WRITING WELL

CHAPTER VII PARAGRAPHS

Chater VII FORMS OF COMPOSITION