Lessons in Lip-Reading for Self-Instruction
Lessons in Lip-Reading for Self-Instruction
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Lewes, who was not only a fond husband and faithful friend to her, but also her literary adviser and business manager. She was hardly fit, nervous and deficient in animal spirits as she was, to go out and battle with editors and publishers. For even successful authors are not exempt from such troubles. On the score of payment, she appears to have fared pretty well. For Romola she was oflFered $50,000 by a London firm, but she preferred to take $35>ooo from the Cornhill Magazine, in order that t...he book might be read slowly. — Collier^s Weekly.
296. Material for further practice of the kind directed in Part I of the Outline Lesson (section 273) may readily be found in books. Those written for children frequently afford the best material, being usually in a simple, colloquial style.
The student may select books to suit his own taste, but if any of the following are on hand they will be found excellent for this kind of practice : Hawthorne's Wonder Book and Tangle- 94 LESSONS IN LIP-READING wood Tales; Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland; Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lewes, who was not only a fond husband and faithful friend to her, but also her literary adviser and business manager. She was hardly fit, nervous and deficient in animal spirits as she was, to go out and battle with editors and publishers. For even successful authors are not exempt from such troubles. On the score of payment, she appears to have fared pretty well. For Romola she was oflFered $50,000 by a London firm, but she preferred to take $35>ooo from the Cornhill Magazine, in order that t...he book might be read slowly. — Collier^s Weekly.
296. Material for further practice of the kind directed in Part I of the Outline Lesson (section 273) may readily be found in books. Those written for children frequently afford the best material, being usually in a simple, colloquial style.
The student may select books to suit his own taste, but if any of the following are on hand they will be found excellent for this kind of practice : Hawthorne's Wonder Book and Tangle- 94 LESSONS IN LIP-READING wood Tales; Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland; Mrs.
What to read after Lessons in Lip-Reading for Self-Instruction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nitchie, Edward Bartlett, 1876-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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