The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 86
... these two slides . These two slides , or inflexions of voice , therefore , are the axes , as it were , on which the force , variety , and harmony of speaking turn . They may be confidered as the great outlines of pronuncia- tion ; and ...
... these two slides . These two slides , or inflexions of voice , therefore , are the axes , as it were , on which the force , variety , and harmony of speaking turn . They may be confidered as the great outlines of pronuncia- tion ; and ...
Page 129
... these versions will correct a variety of mistakes in the printed editions of them ; and of course render them much better qualified for correcting the Hebrew Text . It is , therefore , greatly to be wifhed , that a proper use may be ...
... these versions will correct a variety of mistakes in the printed editions of them ; and of course render them much better qualified for correcting the Hebrew Text . It is , therefore , greatly to be wifhed , that a proper use may be ...
Page 499
... these fymptoms are more or less ftrong , according to the volume and depth of the water ; and they are more fenfibly felt , when Bléton goes against the fubterrane- ous current , than when he follows its direction . When these emotions ...
... these fymptoms are more or less ftrong , according to the volume and depth of the water ; and they are more fenfibly felt , when Bléton goes against the fubterrane- ous current , than when he follows its direction . When these emotions ...
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