Speech Craft: A Manual of Practice in English SpeechE. P. Dutton & Company, Incorporated, 1931 - 120 Seiten |
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... verse stress is a sense stress . We mark the stresses in English verse so that they stand at regular intervals , and the unstressed syllables and pauses fill up the pulse - beats of verse as the unaccented notes and rests fill up the ...
... verse stress is a sense stress . We mark the stresses in English verse so that they stand at regular intervals , and the unstressed syllables and pauses fill up the pulse - beats of verse as the unaccented notes and rests fill up the ...
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... verse . This is because in verse the poet has marked for us exactly how he wishes his words pronounced , his stresses marked , and his words timed . The only thing he has not marked , and cannot mark , is the pitch inflexion , and that ...
... verse . This is because in verse the poet has marked for us exactly how he wishes his words pronounced , his stresses marked , and his words timed . The only thing he has not marked , and cannot mark , is the pitch inflexion , and that ...
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... verse , or at each comma in prose , on a low toneless note : So he came into the room Where he had left the flower ... verse ; generally the verse of the eighteenth century . A very small amount of practice will enable you to control ...
... verse , or at each comma in prose , on a low toneless note : So he came into the room Where he had left the flower ... verse ; generally the verse of the eighteenth century . A very small amount of practice will enable you to control ...
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
¹ See Dictionary Ahss-Sah Alice Anchises Avoid beauty begin BYRON carefully chaffinch chest chuk clear consonants Cybele Dictionary Practice diphthong ELSIE FOGERTY ending English EXAMPLES exercise feel fingers follow FRANCIS HACKETT front gently give hand hark hear Honk hoo hoo hoo human voice Humpty Dumpty inflexions jade JOHN CLARE knowledge of words Lateral lisp letter LEWIS CARROLL lightly LILT lips lisp look Lute meaning mistake mouth movement muscles nasal Nook nose noun o'er pitch POPE position quiver relax Repeat scale practice rhythm ribs rise round scansion sense sentence SHELLEY sing soft song speak stand stress SUBORDINATE VOWELS Swée Sweet syllables TEACHER'S NOTE teeth tell tereu things thou throat Tommy tone Tr tr tr Ttt Ttt Tuh uh verse vowel sounds vril whisper Zwée-o