COMPLETE TITLE: The Sentimental Spouter: or, Young Actor's Companion. Containing: I. A Treatise on Oratory in General, and Theatrical Acquirements in particular. In which Rules are laid down, and if properly observed, cannot fail to possess the Dramatic Genius with Taste to Discern, and Judgment to Enforce the Meaning and Conception of his Author, with Propriety and Applause. II. A Collection of the most celebrated Scenes, Speeches, and Soliloquies, selected from the most admired Tragedies and Comedies, represented on the English Stage. The whole Comprising the Essence of Theatrical Delivery, and the Beauties of Dramatic Poetry.

The Advertisement is followed by an An Essay upon the Present State of the Theatre in France, England and Italy. With Reflections upon Dramatic Poetry in General, and the Characters of the Principal Author and Performers of those Nations (London, I. Pottinger, 1760, 220 pp.). There follows an Introduction on the art of speaking (pp. I-XVI) and then The Young Actor's Companion (pp. 1-124).