The Faults of Speech a Self Corrector And Teachers Manual
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, where the ng represents a single consonant.
XLNgg for Ng.
THIS is a Cockney peculiarity, occurring chiefly where ng is followed by a vowel, as in slugging, sing-g-a song. Singing, sing a song.
The correction of this defect will be assisted at first by a slight stop between the ng and the vowel.
XII. Nh for S.
THE effect represented by nil is n without voice a simple breathing through the nose while the tongue is in the position for n. This defect is generally attributed to a congenital organi...c cause ; but when it occurs as the sin- gle nasal peculiarity of a speaker, it may be confidently pronounced to be merely a correc- 50 THE. FAULTS OF SPEECH.
tible habit. Assistance will be derived at first from a mechanical prevention of nasal emis- sion by pinching the nostrils ; and also by blowing a feather off the hand held before the mouth.
When oral emission has thus been obtained the means already prescribed for acquiring the s sibilation (see page 46), will be effectual m curing the ungainly sniffling of this defect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, where the ng represents a single consonant.
XLNgg for Ng.
THIS is a Cockney peculiarity, occurring chiefly where ng is followed by a vowel, as in slugging, sing-g-a song. Singing, sing a song.
The correction of this defect will be assisted at first by a slight stop between the ng and the vowel.
XII. Nh for S.
THE effect represented by nil is n without voice a simple breathing through the nose while the tongue is in the position for n. This defect is generally attributed to a congenital organi...c cause ; but when it occurs as the sin- gle nasal peculiarity of a speaker, it may be confidently pronounced to be merely a correc- 50 THE. FAULTS OF SPEECH.
tible habit. Assistance will be derived at first from a mechanical prevention of nasal emis- sion by pinching the nostrils ; and also by blowing a feather off the hand held before the mouth.
When oral emission has thus been obtained the means already prescribed for acquiring the s sibilation (see page 46), will be effectual m curing the ungainly sniffling of this defect.
What to read after The Faults of Speech a Self Corrector And Teachers Manual?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Melville Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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