Elements of Elocution, 1781, 2. részScolar P., 1969 |
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87. oldal
... first branch required the rifing , the other almost as neceffarily required the falling inflexion : for it is , perhaps , worthy of observation , that though the falling inflexion , if it be first in the sentence , neceffarily requires ...
... first branch required the rifing , the other almost as neceffarily required the falling inflexion : for it is , perhaps , worthy of observation , that though the falling inflexion , if it be first in the sentence , neceffarily requires ...
89. oldal
John Walker. branch of the first member has the rifing inflexion , the first branch muft of course have the falling inflexion ; and as the last branch of the fecond member forms the period , and therefore requires the falling inflexion ...
John Walker. branch of the first member has the rifing inflexion , the first branch muft of course have the falling inflexion ; and as the last branch of the fecond member forms the period , and therefore requires the falling inflexion ...
202. oldal
John Walker. " former comes invariably after the first " long fyllable , whether the line begin " with a long fyllable ... First and feventh : Still on that breaft | enamour'd let me ❝ lie . " Second and eighth : " From ftorms a fhelter ...
John Walker. " former comes invariably after the first " long fyllable , whether the line begin " with a long fyllable ... First and feventh : Still on that breaft | enamour'd let me ❝ lie . " Second and eighth : " From ftorms a fhelter ...
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English Scotch and Irish Accent | 14 |
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