The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 87
... fenfe requires the falling in- flexion on any word , the word immediately preceding almoft always demands the rifing inflexion ; fo that these inflexions of voice are in an order nearly alternate . This is very obfervable in reading a ...
... fenfe requires the falling in- flexion on any word , the word immediately preceding almoft always demands the rifing inflexion ; fo that these inflexions of voice are in an order nearly alternate . This is very obfervable in reading a ...
Page 196
... fenfe is fufpended in this sentence till the word beholder , and here is to be placed the long pause and rifing inflexion ; in this place alfo it is evident , the word now might be inferted in perfect con- formity to the fenfe . ' A ...
... fenfe is fufpended in this sentence till the word beholder , and here is to be placed the long pause and rifing inflexion ; in this place alfo it is evident , the word now might be inferted in perfect con- formity to the fenfe . ' A ...
Page 197
... fenfe of one member into another ; by this means , the fenfe is obfcured , and a monotony is produced , inflead of that dif tinctness and variety , which arifes from pronouncing thefe members with fuch an inflexion of voice as marks a ...
... fenfe of one member into another ; by this means , the fenfe is obfcured , and a monotony is produced , inflead of that dif tinctness and variety , which arifes from pronouncing thefe members with fuch an inflexion of voice as marks a ...
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