The Port Folio, المجلد 2Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1809 |
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... important principle of correct elocution , Emphasis , by which the truth and force of sentiment is conveyed ; and without the just obser- vance of which , no reader or speaker can properly impress the minds , or engage the attention of ...
... important principle of correct elocution , Emphasis , by which the truth and force of sentiment is conveyed ; and without the just obser- vance of which , no reader or speaker can properly impress the minds , or engage the attention of ...
الصفحة 2
... important to harmony . From this general idea of emphasis , it will readily appear of how much consequence it is to ... importance of emphasis is insisted on with the utmost force and elegance of language , no assistance is given us to ...
... important to harmony . From this general idea of emphasis , it will readily appear of how much consequence it is to ... importance of emphasis is insisted on with the utmost force and elegance of language , no assistance is given us to ...
الصفحة 7
... important one of emphasis , both with regard to stress and tone . The chief reason of this general abuse of emphasis seems to be , that persons so frequently read sentences which they do not understand ; and as it is impossible to lay ...
... important one of emphasis , both with regard to stress and tone . The chief reason of this general abuse of emphasis seems to be , that persons so frequently read sentences which they do not understand ; and as it is impossible to lay ...
الصفحة 8
mind or improvement to the understanding , which are certainly of more importance than merely impressing or pleasing the ear with the force of sound by emphasis : for though that may be necessary to awa- ken attention and thereby to ...
mind or improvement to the understanding , which are certainly of more importance than merely impressing or pleasing the ear with the force of sound by emphasis : for though that may be necessary to awa- ken attention and thereby to ...
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... importance . A crowd of peo- ple entered , lamenting that the sciences had flown from their palace , and left only some slight traces of their having been there behind them . The citizens raised their eyes , swimming in tears , to ...
... importance . A crowd of peo- ple entered , lamenting that the sciences had flown from their palace , and left only some slight traces of their having been there behind them . The citizens raised their eyes , swimming in tears , to ...
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