The English Prosody: With Rules Deduced from the Genius of Our Language, and the Examples of the Poets |
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Of Emphasis . Emphasis is accent augmented ; it is a stress of voice which falls
on words in a sentence , which are more im . portant and significant . It falls
promiscuously on words of one syllable and those of more than one ; and when it
falls ...
Of Emphasis . Emphasis is accent augmented ; it is a stress of voice which falls
on words in a sentence , which are more im . portant and significant . It falls
promiscuously on words of one syllable and those of more than one ; and when it
falls ...
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Orthoepic sounds are the groundwork of language ; and in order to give
language its finishing stroke , these are varied by accent , cadence , emphasis ,
and tones . Of Accent . Accent is a stress of voice which falls on a syllable , or
syllables in ...
Orthoepic sounds are the groundwork of language ; and in order to give
language its finishing stroke , these are varied by accent , cadence , emphasis ,
and tones . Of Accent . Accent is a stress of voice which falls on a syllable , or
syllables in ...
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These are not accent , emphasis , or cadence ; but are variations of these . They
are mostly perceptible on syllables which are accented and emphatical ; and , as
far as they relate to the formation of numbers , may be included in the former .
These are not accent , emphasis , or cadence ; but are variations of these . They
are mostly perceptible on syllables which are accented and emphatical ; and , as
far as they relate to the formation of numbers , may be included in the former .
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These are not accent , emphasis , or cadence ; but are variations of these . They
are mostly perceptible on syllables which are accented and emphatical ; and , as
far as they relate to the formation of numbers , may be included in the former .
These are not accent , emphasis , or cadence ; but are variations of these . They
are mostly perceptible on syllables which are accented and emphatical ; and , as
far as they relate to the formation of numbers , may be included in the former .
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Give every word its proper emphasis , and every syllable its proper accent and
cadence . This rule is not to be observed in every case , in reading verse , as in
reading prose ; but may need some variation in a few certain cases . 1. In reading
...
Give every word its proper emphasis , and every syllable its proper accent and
cadence . This rule is not to be observed in every case , in reading verse , as in
reading prose ; but may need some variation in a few certain cases . 1. In reading
...
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| Название | The English Prosody: With Rules Deduced from the Genius of Our Language, and the Examples of the Poets |
| Автор | Asa Humphrey |
| Издатель | Crocker, 1847 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Гарвардский университет |
| Оцифровано | 1 фев 2006 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 152 |
| Экспорт цитаты | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |