A Rhetorical Grammar, 1785Scolar P., 1971 - 348 sivua |
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Sivu 149
... higher and louder than the preceding , and the last higher and louder than all . What uncommon force and fpirit do the quef- tions of Germanicus to his mutinous foldiers give to his reproaches ! What is there in these days , that you ...
... higher and louder than the preceding , and the last higher and louder than all . What uncommon force and fpirit do the quef- tions of Germanicus to his mutinous foldiers give to his reproaches ! What is there in these days , that you ...
Sivu 197
... higher tone on space , when , after a long paufe , the voice begins the laft couplet in a higher tone than the two preceding ones , and admits of a variety of inflexion on several of its parts . But when in defcriptive poetry a fimile ...
... higher tone on space , when , after a long paufe , the voice begins the laft couplet in a higher tone than the two preceding ones , and admits of a variety of inflexion on several of its parts . But when in defcriptive poetry a fimile ...
Sivu 206
... higher key : this , however , is no eafy operation it is not very difficult to be loud in a high tone , but to be loud and forcible , without raising the voice into a higher key , requires great practice and management . The best method ...
... higher key : this , however , is no eafy operation it is not very difficult to be loud in a high tone , but to be loud and forcible , without raising the voice into a higher key , requires great practice and management . The best method ...
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A monotonous Sameness of Voice | 20 |
How the Vowels e and o are to | 27 |
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