Far different is the tone of Epiphanius in his answer to Aerius:-

Occasionally there is the tone of passion, as in the letters of Mlle.

There is the tone didactic, the tone enthusiastic, the tone natural-allcommonplace enough.

Ideal attack is the tone which starts without any scooping, breathiness or explosiveness.

This is the tone-note of the Sermon on the Mount.

This last is the tone evidently in which John speaks.

But it does not seem to me that that is the tone of them.

This is the tone that one of his critics takes.

But what's interesting is the tone of the negative notices.

This rollicking, careless joyousness is the tone of his books.

Not less sovereign and cheerful,-muchmore sovereign and cheerful, is the tone of Shakspeare.

Well, then, if you do, why is the tone of your voice like that?

At certain moments, words are nothing; it is the tone in which they are uttered.

Then there is the tone elevated, diffusive, and interjectional.

Yes, there is plenty wrong with his campaign, the most serious of which is the tone.

And naturally the tonic is the tone with which all other tones have the most unity.