The Rhetorical Reader: Consisting of Instructions for Regulating the Voice, with a Rhetorical Notation, Illustrating Inflection, Emphasis, and Modulation, and a Course of Rhetorical ExericsesDayton and Newman, 1842 - 304 sider |
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... thing on the subject for publication , I was at last drawn into this measure , gradually and almost unavoidably . The bad habits in elocution , acquired by many educated young men , and con.irmed , with little regard to consequences ...
... thing on the subject for publication , I was at last drawn into this measure , gradually and almost unavoidably . The bad habits in elocution , acquired by many educated young men , and con.irmed , with little regard to consequences ...
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... thing of this sort tends to embarrass rather than aid the attainment of a good elocution . But if it is enough to put a book into the hands of a pupil , and require him to read , without giving him any instructions how to read , then I ...
... thing of this sort tends to embarrass rather than aid the attainment of a good elocution . But if it is enough to put a book into the hands of a pupil , and require him to read , without giving him any instructions how to read , then I ...
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... thing like marked stress or inflection is worse than useless . But call the pupil to read ; - Virtue , not rolling suns , the mind matures : " 66 or Arm , warriors ! Arm for fight ! " 66 and it is quite another case . Here stress and ...
... thing like marked stress or inflection is worse than useless . But call the pupil to read ; - Virtue , not rolling suns , the mind matures : " 66 or Arm , warriors ! Arm for fight ! " 66 and it is quite another case . Here stress and ...
Side 30
... things . One is , that the slide is not begun so high , and the other , that it is not carried through so many notes , as it ought to be . I explain this by a diagram , thus : Will you or day , stay ? morrow ? I shall morrow . Will you ...
... things . One is , that the slide is not begun so high , and the other , that it is not carried through so many notes , as it ought to be . I explain this by a diagram , thus : Will you or day , stay ? morrow ? I shall morrow . Will you ...
Side 32
... things which are needful to the body ; what doth it pròfit ? Here the sense is entirely suspended to the close , and yet the clause introduced as the language of another , requires the falling slide . Another exception , resting on ...
... things which are needful to the body ; what doth it pròfit ? Here the sense is entirely suspended to the close , and yet the clause introduced as the language of another , requires the falling slide . Another exception , resting on ...
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