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A ])ause should always be made before and after an emphatic word.
It will be hardly necessary to say that the pauses re- ferred to are not indicated by the marks of punctuation.
These may or may not harmonize with the rhetorical pauses.
Examples : I. Didactic Thought.
Moderate Pauses.
[From "Expression." — Wijithrop.] A woman's voice can tell a long history of sorrow in a single word.
This wonderful instrument, our voice, alters its timbre with every note it yields, as the face changes with eve...ry look, until at last the dominant emotion is master, and gives quality to tone and character to expression. . . .
Every look, tone, gesture of a man is a symbol of his complete na- ture. If we apply the microscope severely enough we can discern the fine organism by which the soul sends itself out in every act of the being. And the more perfectly developed the creature the more significant, and yet the more mysterious, is every habit, and every motion mightier than habit, of body and soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A ])ause should always be made before and after an emphatic word.
It will be hardly necessary to say that the pauses re- ferred to are not indicated by the marks of punctuation.
These may or may not harmonize with the rhetorical pauses.
Examples : I. Didactic Thought.
Moderate Pauses.
[From "Expression." — Wijithrop.] A woman's voice can tell a long history of sorrow in a single word.
This wonderful instrument, our voice, alters its timbre with every note it yields, as the face changes with eve...ry look, until at last the dominant emotion is master, and gives quality to tone and character to expression. . . .
Every look, tone, gesture of a man is a symbol of his complete na- ture. If we apply the microscope severely enough we can discern the fine organism by which the soul sends itself out in every act of the being. And the more perfectly developed the creature the more significant, and yet the more mysterious, is every habit, and every motion mightier than habit, of body and soul.
PAUSES.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S S Hamill to read onlineMoreLess
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