The Voice in Speaking
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The results of the observation of such voices would belong to the class of facts inexactly observed, from which every honest inquirer cannot keep too far aloof.* The larynx is the funnel-shaped termination of the windpipe, widening upwards. It consists of differently-shaped cartilages, more or less movable, ligaments, and muscles. The case of the larynx consists of the thyroid cartilage [a) and the cricoid cartilage (6), as the following drawing of a larynx (Fig. I.), somewhat reduced, shows. T...he inte- rior of the larynx consists of the arytenoid carti- lages, the cartilages of Wrisberg, the two pairs of vocal cords, the cartilages of Santorini, and the cuneiform cartilages.
The cuneiform cartilages reach from the vocal * In The Voice in Singing, the laryngoscope, as well as the -way in which it is to be used, is described, and what is stated there need not be repeated here, since this method of observation is generally known.
7 66 THE VOICE IN SPEAKING.
process of the arytenoid cartilage, within the edges of the vocal cords, half the length of the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The results of the observation of such voices would belong to the class of facts inexactly observed, from which every honest inquirer cannot keep too far aloof.* The larynx is the funnel-shaped termination of the windpipe, widening upwards. It consists of differently-shaped cartilages, more or less movable, ligaments, and muscles. The case of the larynx consists of the thyroid cartilage [a) and the cricoid cartilage (6), as the following drawing of a larynx (Fig. I.), somewhat reduced, shows. T...he inte- rior of the larynx consists of the arytenoid carti- lages, the cartilages of Wrisberg, the two pairs of vocal cords, the cartilages of Santorini, and the cuneiform cartilages.
The cuneiform cartilages reach from the vocal * In The Voice in Singing, the laryngoscope, as well as the -way in which it is to be used, is described, and what is stated there need not be repeated here, since this method of observation is generally known.
7 66 THE VOICE IN SPEAKING.
process of the arytenoid cartilage, within the edges of the vocal cords, half the length of the same.
What to read after The Voice in Speaking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Seiler to read onlineMoreLess
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