The Orator's Manual: A Practical and Philosophical Treatise on Vocal Culture, Emphasis and Gesture, Together with Selections for Declamation and Reading ... |
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... ideas as there are different words in it to be em- phasized . Here is the 18. General Principle Underlying Emphasis . Words or phrases conceived of as introducing special impor- tance , information or peculiarity into the general ...
... ideas as there are different words in it to be em- phasized . Here is the 18. General Principle Underlying Emphasis . Words or phrases conceived of as introducing special impor- tance , information or peculiarity into the general ...
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... idea that has been broached ( § 43 ) . The melody of the movement taken by the voice represents , therefore , like melody in music , the mind's motive , -indicates its purpose in using the partic- ular phraseology to which the melody is ...
... idea that has been broached ( § 43 ) . The melody of the movement taken by the voice represents , therefore , like melody in music , the mind's motive , -indicates its purpose in using the partic- ular phraseology to which the melody is ...
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... idea as something to be emphasized , because ( § 18 ) it in- troduces importance , information or peculiarity into the gen- eral sense . This emphasis for important ideas is given by the use of slow time , low unvaried pitch , loud or ...
... idea as something to be emphasized , because ( § 18 ) it in- troduces importance , information or peculiarity into the gen- eral sense . This emphasis for important ideas is given by the use of slow time , low unvaried pitch , loud or ...
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... ideas is slower time ; while , in contrast with this , faster time keeps un- important ideas in the background . a . These pauses depend on the sense , not on the gram- matical construction ; so they may or may not be used where there ...
... ideas is slower time ; while , in contrast with this , faster time keeps un- important ideas in the background . a . These pauses depend on the sense , not on the gram- matical construction ; so they may or may not be used where there ...
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... idea ; i . e . when one is inclined to consider the words uttered merely anticipative or indecisive , in the sense of being in themselves subordinate , insignificant , trite , negas tive , or questionable , as contrasted with something ...
... idea ; i . e . when one is inclined to consider the words uttered merely anticipative or indecisive , in the sense of being in themselves subordinate , insignificant , trite , negas tive , or questionable , as contrasted with something ...
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American arms aspirate bk BC blood brave breast breath Cæsar Caius Verres circumflex conditional mood dare death downward earth elbow emphasis emphatic England express expulsive f RO falling inflection father feel fight Finger gesture fingers force freedom Ft on waist gentlemen George Croly gesture give glory grave Greece h RC hand hear heart heaven honor idem idem idem Ireland liberty lift light lips Lochinvar look Lord loud median stress medium pitch melody movement nation Netherby never noble o'er orotund PARTITION OF POLAND pass pauses principles prone Roman Roman senate Rome Rússia Semitonic sentiment side slow sound Spartacus spirit stood sustained sword syllables tell Terminal Stress thee thou thought tion tone tr R C turn uttered Virgínia voice wave words wrist Ꭱ Ꮯ