Elements of Elocution, 1781, 2. részScolar P., 1969 |
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112. oldal
... necessarily be at the expence of those that are alone entitled to it . The bad ef- fect , indeed , of pronouncing fo many words at the end of a sentence in so low and feeble a tone , is apt to invite the ear to a different pronunciation ...
... necessarily be at the expence of those that are alone entitled to it . The bad ef- fect , indeed , of pronouncing fo many words at the end of a sentence in so low and feeble a tone , is apt to invite the ear to a different pronunciation ...
229. oldal
... necessarily con- nected , and that we may be very foft in a high note , and very loud in a low one ; just as a smart ftroke on a bell Q3 may have exactly exactly the fame note as a flight one , though E LOCUTION . 229.
... necessarily con- nected , and that we may be very foft in a high note , and very loud in a low one ; just as a smart ftroke on a bell Q3 may have exactly exactly the fame note as a flight one , though E LOCUTION . 229.
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