The Talking Deaf Man
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Therefore the Simple and Uniform _Vowels_ are, _a. _ _e. _ _i. _ _j. __y. _ _o. _ _u. _ _w. _ and are formed after the following manner.
_a. _ is a _Gutteral Vowel_, and the most Simple of all; the Key of the_Alphabet_, and therefore is by all Nations set first of all, excepting only (as far as I know) the _Abyssines_, by whom, as Ludolftestifieth, it is placed as the Thirteenth _Letter_. True indeed itmay be pronounced by various Placings of the _Tongue_, yet the common, and most convenient is..., that the _Tongue_ should be in its posture ofrest; and then being gently stretched forth in the _Mouth_, it mayonly lightly, or not at all touch upon the utmost Border of the lower_Teeth_; if therefore the lower _Jaw_ be drawn downwards, and therebythe _Mouth_ be opened, that the _Voice_ formed in the _Throat_, strikes not neither against the _Teeth_, nor against the _Lips_, thana plain open [_a_] is heard, _e. I. J. Y. _ are _Dental Vowels_, or the_Voice_, which in coming forth, smites more or less against the_Teeth_; Hence it is that Infants, although they can say _Pappa, bo, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore the Simple and Uniform _Vowels_ are, _a. _ _e. _ _i. _ _j. __y. _ _o. _ _u. _ _w. _ and are formed after the following manner.
_a. _ is a _Gutteral Vowel_, and the most Simple of all; the Key of the_Alphabet_, and therefore is by all Nations set first of all, excepting only (as far as I know) the _Abyssines_, by whom, as Ludolftestifieth, it is placed as the Thirteenth _Letter_. True indeed itmay be pronounced by various Placings of the _Tongue_, yet the common, and most convenient is..., that the _Tongue_ should be in its posture ofrest; and then being gently stretched forth in the _Mouth_, it mayonly lightly, or not at all touch upon the utmost Border of the lower_Teeth_; if therefore the lower _Jaw_ be drawn downwards, and therebythe _Mouth_ be opened, that the _Voice_ formed in the _Throat_, strikes not neither against the _Teeth_, nor against the _Lips_, thana plain open [_a_] is heard, _e. I. J. Y. _ are _Dental Vowels_, or the_Voice_, which in coming forth, smites more or less against the_Teeth_; Hence it is that Infants, although they can say _Pappa, bo, &c.
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