Phonography Or the Writing of Sounds in Two Parts Viz Logography Or Unive
Phonography Or the Writing of Sounds in Two Parts Viz Logography Or Unive
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A few sim- ple operations, performed in an analogous man- ner on each of these three seats of articulation, producing three series of analogous sounds, which constitute the whole of the articulations of speech, and which we present to the reader in the follow- ing order: — I. THREE MUTES.
The breath being closed up in any of the three points above described, produces three articula- tions perfectly mute of themselves, unless placed in contact with some sound upon which they may be heard opening... or shutting their firm gates. They are expressed in Roman letters by k, t, p, and constitute the only three perfect consonants of the modern languages, as heard in the words key, toy, pew.
These three locks, although they join perfectly and stop every particle of breath, cannot however prevent the latter, when vibrated, from being heard accumulating and pressing behind their slight partitions. In these instances the articulations are softened by this internal murmur, and the k, t, p, are changed into g, d, b, as heard in go, day, bo IV.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few sim- ple operations, performed in an analogous man- ner on each of these three seats of articulation, producing three series of analogous sounds, which constitute the whole of the articulations of speech, and which we present to the reader in the follow- ing order: — I. THREE MUTES.
The breath being closed up in any of the three points above described, produces three articula- tions perfectly mute of themselves, unless placed in contact with some sound upon which they may be heard opening... or shutting their firm gates. They are expressed in Roman letters by k, t, p, and constitute the only three perfect consonants of the modern languages, as heard in the words key, toy, pew.
These three locks, although they join perfectly and stop every particle of breath, cannot however prevent the latter, when vibrated, from being heard accumulating and pressing behind their slight partitions. In these instances the articulations are softened by this internal murmur, and the k, t, p, are changed into g, d, b, as heard in go, day, bo IV.
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