Analysis of the Principles of Rhetorical Delivery: As Applied to Reading and SpeakingFlagg & Gould, 1830 - 404 |
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... open vowels are uttered with ease and strength . On these , public criers swell their notes to so great a compass . On these too , the loudest notes of mu- sic are formed . Hence the great skill which is requisite to distinct ...
... open vowels are uttered with ease and strength . On these , public criers swell their notes to so great a compass . On these too , the loudest notes of mu- sic are formed . Hence the great skill which is requisite to distinct ...
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... vowel , but is broken off when the consonant is finished . This is the case ... open vowel sounds , varying in pitch , with little attempt to arti- culate ... vowels , but in the consonants ; and that in a defective utterance of these ...
... vowel , but is broken off when the consonant is finished . This is the case ... open vowel sounds , varying in pitch , with little attempt to arti- culate ... vowels , but in the consonants ; and that in a defective utterance of these ...
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... open vowels ; Tho ' oft the ear the open vowels tire . Every scholar knows that the Greeks adopted many changes in the combination of syllables to render their language euphonic , by avoiding such collisions . * But a greater difficulty ...
... open vowels ; Tho ' oft the ear the open vowels tire . Every scholar knows that the Greeks adopted many changes in the combination of syllables to render their language euphonic , by avoiding such collisions . * But a greater difficulty ...
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... vowels and accents . Not so when swift Camilla scours the plain , Flies o'er ... vowels . Walker says , " Where vowels are under the accent , the prince and ... open sound ; while the latter often totally sink them , or change them into ...
... vowels and accents . Not so when swift Camilla scours the plain , Flies o'er ... vowels . Walker says , " Where vowels are under the accent , the prince and ... open sound ; while the latter often totally sink them , or change them into ...
Strona 133
... open vowels , and in a manner more melodious and flowing than prose . As the peculiar charms of poetry consist very much in delicacy of sentiment , and beauty of language , it were absurd to read it without regard to these ...
... open vowels , and in a manner more melodious and flowing than prose . As the peculiar charms of poetry consist very much in delicacy of sentiment , and beauty of language , it were absurd to read it without regard to these ...
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