The Universal Syllabic Gospel Volume 2 PDF Download

Author: Robert Hunt
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
ISBN: 9781230030548
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Languages : en
Pages : 30

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1875 edition. Excerpt: ...higher sound issuing through the nose, and the lower through the mouth--the place and the instrument of oral formation are the same: i. e. the upper lip is the place, and the lower lip is the instrument in contact at this place of longitude: the actual organic formation is therefore exactly the same for both these latitudes of sound: therefore the form of the prime symbol must be the same for both latitudes. But, to show the initial direction of the vocal sound of the higher latitude, and that it issues through the nose, its initial upstroke is inflected upward, and forms a nasal opening or loop above the line of the mouth. This rule of formation and inflection is the same for these two latitudes at every degree of longitude, from lips to throat. This prime form, is the two lips in contact; the stronger and broader pressure is B =; the lighter pressure is P = With the nasal inflection as in lam& = l/Qj'j, limb = jl'l/; for, though the formation is broad and strong, as if for all the sound passes through the nose, and no is heard: the lighter pressure and its nasal inflection are, as in lamp = JbQj$3, --h 'b$3, because, in these, the light pressure is easily removed, and therefore the final sound, passes through the mouth. In some languages such distinctions are quite important; yet no other alphabet provides a specific phonocamptic sign for these variations of both action and sound. Third latitude. Like the second, these are oral emissions, and are--Semiclose Approximations of the instrument to the place, for sounds that flow continuously through the place of formation, to issue at the mouth: as V = in vim. the lighter pressure of this place and formation is F = asinm, Thus the latitudes of this labial place produce the...