. A system of practical elocution and rhetorical gesture; comprising all the elements of vocal delivery, both as a science and as an art; . of thevoice. By a careful examination of the position of the organs ofspeech, it will be found by comparing the production of cer-tain vocos with the aspirs, that they run in pairs, and the sameposition of the organs will produce the two elements of eachpair, only that the vocality of the vocos is wanting in theaspirs. This may be done by examining the following — baat — — ga if- us — za V Vocos. Aspirs. \ us —hewhatethish vaza - ye — we — t
. A system of practical elocution and rhetorical gesture; comprising all the elements of vocal delivery, both as a science and as an art; . of thevoice. By a careful examination of the position of the organs ofspeech, it will be found by comparing the production of cer-tain vocos with the aspirs, that they run in pairs, and the sameposition of the organs will produce the two elements of eachpair, only that the vocality of the vocos is wanting in theaspirs. This may be done by examining the following — baat — — ga if- us — za V Vocos. Aspirs. \ us —hewhatethish vaza - ye — we — the — zhur STRUCTURE OF THE VOWEL ELEMENTS. (1 eel, 2 ale, 3 al, 4 all, 5 ole, 6 ool, 7 w/Z.) 1. The First vowel element is heard on ce, in reel or c eve,and is made by forcibly expelling air through the glottis, withthe lips and teeth a little separated, the body of the tonguepressed laterally against the small grinders on both sides, andthe air passing out over its surface and point. The positionof the lips and teeth, required for the utterance of this ele-ment, is illustrated in the following cut. uselive 2. The Second element is heard on * a, in i ale or c age,and is made in the glottis, by forcibly expelling air through it,with the body of the tongue pressed laterally against thegrinders on both sides, and the lips and teeth somewhat moreseparated than for the first element. This may be perceivedby sounding them, alternately, and noticing the movements ofthe mouth ; as e, a, e, a, e, k. The shape of the mouth isshown in the cut below.
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