Lessons in Enunciation: Comprising a Course of Elementary Exercises, and a Statement of Common Errors in Articulation, with the Rules of Correct Usage in Pronouncing. To which is Added an Appendix ...Jenks, Palmer & Company, 1848 |
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... commenced with those exercises in enunciation , in which the words are chiefly monosyllables . Boston , June , 1830 ... commence with the exposition and classification of errors , as occurring in the lesson on articulation . To meet the ...
... commenced with those exercises in enunciation , in which the words are chiefly monosyllables . Boston , June , 1830 ... commence with the exposition and classification of errors , as occurring in the lesson on articulation . To meet the ...
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... commences the name of the letter , ( a ) and that which , in a prolonged utterance , is heard at its close , and which approaches to the name sound of the vowel e . A clear and just articulation of the name sound of a has regard to this ...
... commences the name of the letter , ( a ) and that which , in a prolonged utterance , is heard at its close , and which approaches to the name sound of the vowel e . A clear and just articulation of the name sound of a has regard to this ...
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... commences with nearly the sound of a in ale , the result of avoiding too anxiously the er- rors just mentioned . The true sound of long i Walker represents as commencing with the sound of a in father , and diminishing to that of long e ...
... commences with nearly the sound of a in ale , the result of avoiding too anxiously the er- rors just mentioned . The true sound of long i Walker represents as commencing with the sound of a in father , and diminishing to that of long e ...
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... commencing the sound of u with that of a instead of e ; thus tayoon for tune . Use cure lure tune dupe , fume useful hu- man humor feud , hew few dew pew mew , new due cue sue blue , lubricate tumid cu- bic stupid constitution ...
... commencing the sound of u with that of a instead of e ; thus tayoon for tune . Use cure lure tune dupe , fume useful hu- man humor feud , hew few dew pew mew , new due cue sue blue , lubricate tumid cu- bic stupid constitution ...
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... seem hem mime , hymn home doom come , lime maim mammal mummy , roaming commencement monu- ment humbly , murmurs maimed hummest hummedst . W - Wane wail way wag war , wall wad we wine , win wo wot won beware , away 24 EXERCISES.
... seem hem mime , hymn home doom come , lime maim mammal mummy , roaming commencement monu- ment humbly , murmurs maimed hummest hummedst . W - Wane wail way wag war , wall wad we wine , win wo wot won beware , away 24 EXERCISES.
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accuracy appropriate carefully avoided careless chiefly cing classes of words commence common error consonant correct Cuba delight diphthong discipline distinct articulation distinct enunciation drawling due attention elementary emotion energy English language erroneously accented error commonly Examples for practice exemplified exer exercise of reading exercises in articulation exercises on force exercises on pitch expression faults feeble force of utterance forcible formal habits of enunciation hallowed ground heard indistinct inflection labial lesson and exercises letter mispro mispronounced mode name sound natural nounced Obscuring the sound occur omission omitting organs of speech orthoepy Palatic prevailing professional public address public speaking pupils reading and speaking reading or speaking render requires sometimes sound of e sound unaccented speaker speakin strong and clear style of utterance taste tion tone true sound unaccented sounds unaccented syllables usage utmost vigorous voice vowel Walker's notation William Russell young learner
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