Elements of Elocution, 1781, 2. részScolar P., 1969 |
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36. oldal
... EXPRESSED OR UNDERSTOOD : and hence will follow this general rule . WHEREVER THERE IS CONTRADISTINCTION IN THE SENSE OF THE WORDS , THERE OUGHT TO BE EMPHASIS IN THE PRONUNCIA- TION OF THEM ; the converfe of this be- ing equally true ...
... EXPRESSED OR UNDERSTOOD : and hence will follow this general rule . WHEREVER THERE IS CONTRADISTINCTION IN THE SENSE OF THE WORDS , THERE OUGHT TO BE EMPHASIS IN THE PRONUNCIA- TION OF THEM ; the converfe of this be- ing equally true ...
53. oldal
... EXPRESSED OR UNDERSTOOD ; IF THE EMPHASIS EXCLUDES THE ANTITHESIS , THE EMPHATIC WORD HAS THE FALL- ING INFLEXION ; . IF THE EMPHASIS DOES NOT EXCLUDE THE ANTITHESIS , THE EMPHATIC WORD HAS THE RISING INFLEXION . The grand diftinction ...
... EXPRESSED OR UNDERSTOOD ; IF THE EMPHASIS EXCLUDES THE ANTITHESIS , THE EMPHATIC WORD HAS THE FALL- ING INFLEXION ; . IF THE EMPHASIS DOES NOT EXCLUDE THE ANTITHESIS , THE EMPHATIC WORD HAS THE RISING INFLEXION . The grand diftinction ...
65. oldal
... emphatic words in antithefis with each other are expreffed ; or where but one of them is expressed , and the antithefis to it VOL . II . F is is implied or understood . But befides thefe , there ( 65 ) Practical System of Emphafis.
... emphatic words in antithefis with each other are expreffed ; or where but one of them is expressed , and the antithefis to it VOL . II . F is is implied or understood . But befides thefe , there ( 65 ) Practical System of Emphafis.
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English Scotch and Irish Accent | 14 |
Theory of Emphatic Inflexion | 42 |
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