Elements of Elocution, 1781, Teil 1Scolar P., 1969 |
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... last sentence , the word water in the last but one , and the word variety in the preceding example , are marked with a comma only , precifion , as well as harmony , require the falling inflexion ; the first member is a kind of text to ...
... last sentence , the word water in the last but one , and the word variety in the preceding example , are marked with a comma only , precifion , as well as harmony , require the falling inflexion ; the first member is a kind of text to ...
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... last with the falling in- flexion , with the voice a little higher and more forcible on the word hear than on the word imagine : the next portion being the last but one , alters its inflexions ; the firft word having the falling and the ...
... last with the falling in- flexion , with the voice a little higher and more forcible on the word hear than on the word imagine : the next portion being the last but one , alters its inflexions ; the firft word having the falling and the ...
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... last word , as - Are you going to college ' ? and when we repeat the quef- tion , we use the falling inflexion of voice on - the last word ; and though we may pronounce the laft word louder than the reft , we do not elevate the tone as ...
... last word , as - Are you going to college ' ? and when we repeat the quef- tion , we use the falling inflexion of voice on - the last word ; and though we may pronounce the laft word louder than the reft , we do not elevate the tone as ...
Inhalt
INTRODUCTION Elocution defined | 3 |
Introduction to the Theory of the Inflexions | 112 |
First Method of explaining the Inflexions of | 118 |
Urheberrecht | |
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