means for teaching the reading of expressions accompanying the utterance of speech, the same consisting of a series of pictures of the human face, such pictures representing respectively the various expressions occurring in the utterance of the elementary sounds composing words, said pictures bearing each its appropriate arbitrary mark; in combination with a schedule of such marks singly or in groups, each of said marks or groups being in collocation with the word, the element or elements of which are indicated by the said marks appropriate to the expressions they indicate, all substantially as described." Selected works Birds of the Sacred Scriptures. Their correspondence and signification., 1880 Speech revealed by the facial expression, 189? Teaching deaf children to hear, 1892 Defective speech and deafness, 1895 The Warren method of expression reading with numerical cipher, 1898 Facts regarding St. Peter's. By an American resident of Rome, 1911 References Bibliography External links "How the deaf may learn to understand conversation" by Lillie Eginton Warren, in Homœopathic Eye, Ear, and Throat Journal, Volume 9 (1903). 1859 births Year of death unknown 19th-century American writers 19th-century American women writers 20th-century American non-fiction writers 20th-century American women writers People from Newton, Massachusetts Educators of the deaf Educators from Massachusetts American women educators Founders of schools in the United States American instructional writers Hunter College alumni American women non-fiction writers