Elements of Elocution: In which the Principles of Reading and Speaking are InvestigatedCooper and Wilson, 1799 - 398 страници |
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... he flat- ters himself that thofe parts of the Work , which do not depend upon these distinctions , are suf- ficiently new and useful to reward the time and pains of a perusal . INTRODUCTION . LOCUTION , in the modern fense of the 3.
... he flat- ters himself that thofe parts of the Work , which do not depend upon these distinctions , are suf- ficiently new and useful to reward the time and pains of a perusal . INTRODUCTION . LOCUTION , in the modern fense of the 3.
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... fense of the word , seems to fignify that pronunciation which is given to words when they are arranged into fentences and form difcourfe . Pronunciation , in its largest sense , may fignify the utterance of words , either taken ...
... fense of the word , seems to fignify that pronunciation which is given to words when they are arranged into fentences and form difcourfe . Pronunciation , in its largest sense , may fignify the utterance of words , either taken ...
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... fense of a sentence , by combining those words together which are united in sense , and fepara- ting those that are diftinct ; and fecondly , as it directs to fuch pauses , elevations , and de- preffions of the voice , as not only mark ...
... fense of a sentence , by combining those words together which are united in sense , and fepara- ting those that are diftinct ; and fecondly , as it directs to fuch pauses , elevations , and de- preffions of the voice , as not only mark ...
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... fense of a sentence depends much lefs on the pause than on the inflexion of voice we adopt ; and that , provided we paufe in the proper place , and preferve the proper tone and inflexion of the voice , the fenfe runs no rifk on account ...
... fense of a sentence depends much lefs on the pause than on the inflexion of voice we adopt ; and that , provided we paufe in the proper place , and preferve the proper tone and inflexion of the voice , the fenfe runs no rifk on account ...
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... fense will be a little ambiguous ; as we shall not know whether thefe agents are extremely , or only moderately wife . But when this word is ufed conjunctively , that is , when we may fupply its place by fubftituting , nevertheless ...
... fense will be a little ambiguous ; as we shall not know whether thefe agents are extremely , or only moderately wife . But when this word is ufed conjunctively , that is , when we may fupply its place by fubftituting , nevertheless ...
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