Self-culture in Reading, Speaking, and Conversation: Designed for the Use of Schools, Colleges, and Home InstructionA. S. Barnes & Company, 1856 - 383 psl. |
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... Turning the Grind- The Grave . Daniel 214 XXXIV . Webster and David Crockett . Burke and the Trial of Hastings . Maria Antoinette . Two Neighbors and the Hens . Increase of Printers . Origin of Whig . Poetry and Oratory , XXXV . Power ...
... Turning the Grind- The Grave . Daniel 214 XXXIV . Webster and David Crockett . Burke and the Trial of Hastings . Maria Antoinette . Two Neighbors and the Hens . Increase of Printers . Origin of Whig . Poetry and Oratory , XXXV . Power ...
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... turn . The simplest of these movements have been called by Mr. Walker , the rising and falling inflections . They are both made distinct in asking a question having two members connected disjunctively by or : as , Will you ríde , or ...
... turn . The simplest of these movements have been called by Mr. Walker , the rising and falling inflections . They are both made distinct in asking a question having two members connected disjunctively by or : as , Will you ríde , or ...
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... turns of the voice , which occupy the space between the slides and circumflexes ; and , for the want of some knowledge of which , great confusion has hitherto involved the whole system , and rendered it of but little practical use . I ...
... turns of the voice , which occupy the space between the slides and circumflexes ; and , for the want of some knowledge of which , great confusion has hitherto involved the whole system , and rendered it of but little practical use . I ...
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... turn of the voice to mark them ; even to the nicest shade . All such turns of voice in conveying thought , are as invariably settled by the laws of conven- tional usage , as the meaning of the words . The more one word resembles another ...
... turn of the voice to mark them ; even to the nicest shade . All such turns of voice in conveying thought , are as invariably settled by the laws of conven- tional usage , as the meaning of the words . The more one word resembles another ...
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... by any one of these methods , or by several of them combined . Emphasis is , as it were , the pivot on which the whole sense of reading turns ; and he who knows well where to place it , and how to execute it properly , 32 READING .
... by any one of these methods , or by several of them combined . Emphasis is , as it were , the pivot on which the whole sense of reading turns ; and he who knows well where to place it , and how to execute it properly , 32 READING .
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A. S. BARNES Academy accent acute accent adapted American Arithmetic beautiful better blessings cæsura called character chee Christian circumflex Colton course DAVIES Demosthenes Dictation Exercises earth elementary elocution Embraces emphasis English language example falling slide Faneuil Hall feel gentlemen gesture give graceful Grammar grave accent hand happy heart heaven honor hymns Iambs illustrated inflection instruction interest labor language LESSON liberty living look Lord Mathematics mind Natural Philosophy nature never Northend's o'er orator Parker's poetry practical present principles pronounced pupil reader rising slide schools sense soul sound speak speaker spirit Spondee student style syllable T-What teacher thee thing thou thought tion tone treatise Trochee truth Union utterance verse voice volume vowel WALTER COLTON whole Willard's words young youth
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