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... begin our study of read- ing with some kind of mental varnish - remover , for we must , as Ruskin said , “ get into the habit of looking intensely at words , and assuring ourselves of their meaning , syllable by syllable — nay , letter ...
... begin our study of read- ing with some kind of mental varnish - remover , for we must , as Ruskin said , “ get into the habit of looking intensely at words , and assuring ourselves of their meaning , syllable by syllable — nay , letter ...
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... begin on middle C and slide up a full octave , or more , or less . A sung word may slide from one pitch to another , but it will pause momentarily on some or all of these pitch frequencies . The change from song to speech , then , or ...
... begin on middle C and slide up a full octave , or more , or less . A sung word may slide from one pitch to another , but it will pause momentarily on some or all of these pitch frequencies . The change from song to speech , then , or ...
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... begin this diphthong with й or a sound close to the neutral vowel , or in England with a sound very close to ā . Take pains to see that the initial sound is a clear round ō . Some speakers in the Eastern region allow an r following o to ...
... begin this diphthong with й or a sound close to the neutral vowel , or in England with a sound very close to ā . Take pains to see that the initial sound is a clear round ō . Some speakers in the Eastern region allow an r following o to ...
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