The Juvenile Mentor, Or, Select Readings: Being American School Class-book, No. 3, Containing Progressive Lessons in Orthoepy, Reading and Speaking; Adapted to the Comprehension of Youth |
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Not an emphasis is misplaced - not an inflection of the voice is niisapplied . But
as soon as They begin to read , and express the thoughts and sentiments of
others , how different is their execution . The most unnatural habits are speedily ...
Not an emphasis is misplaced - not an inflection of the voice is niisapplied . But
as soon as They begin to read , and express the thoughts and sentiments of
others , how different is their execution . The most unnatural habits are speedily ...
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The grammatical pauses are distinguished into The Comma The Semicolon
marked thus The Colon The Period And those which are accompanied with an
alteration in the tone of the voice , into The Interrogation The Exclamation marked
thus ...
The grammatical pauses are distinguished into The Comma The Semicolon
marked thus The Colon The Period And those which are accompanied with an
alteration in the tone of the voice , into The Interrogation The Exclamation marked
thus ...
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It was the voice of Harmona , the voice of their chief . He had heard the shouts of
the Peruvians : he hastened to discover the cause . He rejoiced to see a
Spaniard extended on the altar of Morsan , and ran to assist at the sacrifice .
It was the voice of Harmona , the voice of their chief . He had heard the shouts of
the Peruvians : he hastened to discover the cause . He rejoiced to see a
Spaniard extended on the altar of Morsan , and ran to assist at the sacrifice .
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It will not be improper , before we read verse with its poetical graces , to
pronounce it exactly as if it were prose : this will be depriving verse of its beauty ,
but will tend to preserve it from deformity : the tones of voice will be frequently
different ...
It will not be improper , before we read verse with its poetical graces , to
pronounce it exactly as if it were prose : this will be depriving verse of its beauty ,
but will tend to preserve it from deformity : the tones of voice will be frequently
different ...
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A simile in poetry ought always to be read in a lower tone of voice than that part
of ths passage which precedes it . This rule is one of the greatest embellishments
of poetic propunciation , and is to be observed no less in blank verse than in ...
A simile in poetry ought always to be read in a lower tone of voice than that part
of ths passage which precedes it . This rule is one of the greatest embellishments
of poetic propunciation , and is to be observed no less in blank verse than in ...
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| Título | The Juvenile Mentor, Or, Select Readings: Being American School Class-book, No. 3, Containing Progressive Lessons in Orthoepy, Reading and Speaking; Adapted to the Comprehension of Youth Edição 3 de American school class-book |
| Autor | Albert Picket |
| Editora | by Caleb Bartlett, 1829 |
| Original de | Universidade do Estado de Ohio |
| Digitalizado | 26 Set 2014 |
| Número de páginas | 298 páginas |
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