The public school speaker and reader, ed. by J.E. CarpenterJoseph Edwards Carpenter 1869 |
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... sound , unbroken by inflection or pause , is acquired , producing a wearying effect on the ear , or that a no less disagreeable sensation is inflicted from a diametrically opposite cause , viz . , a constant rising and falling of the ...
... sound , unbroken by inflection or pause , is acquired , producing a wearying effect on the ear , or that a no less disagreeable sensation is inflicted from a diametrically opposite cause , viz . , a constant rising and falling of the ...
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... sounds in all their tonic variety , and in this manner going through the entire task slowly and distinctly , much slower indeed than would be necessary if read in the proper man- ner . The indistinctness acquired by sacrificing sense to ...
... sounds in all their tonic variety , and in this manner going through the entire task slowly and distinctly , much slower indeed than would be necessary if read in the proper man- ner . The indistinctness acquired by sacrificing sense to ...
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... sound , to follow with a perfect appreciation of the meaning of that which he utters . The difficulty of laying down absolute rules for the exact appli- cation of these pauses , is manifest in the many elocutionary works extant in which ...
... sound , to follow with a perfect appreciation of the meaning of that which he utters . The difficulty of laying down absolute rules for the exact appli- cation of these pauses , is manifest in the many elocutionary works extant in which ...
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... sound , as it were , is to the ear in accordance with the sense . When many antithetical members , however , follow in succession , for the sake of variety and harmony , the inflections should be alternated . Let the student refer for ...
... sound , as it were , is to the ear in accordance with the sense . When many antithetical members , however , follow in succession , for the sake of variety and harmony , the inflections should be alternated . Let the student refer for ...
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... sound it may be deemed necessary to use in the same key , and answers precisely to the forte and piano in music , whilst the former intimates a change of key altogether . Pitch , therefore , is independent of force , though force may ...
... sound it may be deemed necessary to use in the same key , and answers precisely to the forte and piano in music , whilst the former intimates a change of key altogether . Pitch , therefore , is independent of force , though force may ...
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