10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPEECHFULNESS»
Discover the use of
speechfulness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
speechfulness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Proceedings of the American Medico-Psychological Association
the transcortical type the sounds are plainly perceived but their significance is not
grasped. The power of articulate speech is retained: Sensory aphasia is the
aphasia of comparative speechfulness as compared with the speechlessness of
the ...
The following words and expressions are correct, it may be, but certainly not well
chosen : ' Ancien tness,' ' super- ambient cortex,' 'speechfulness,' 'cotton rain
guard,' 'perishment,' 'disablement.' This is, however, a minor criticism in an ...
3
A System of Christian Rhetoric: For the Use of Preachers and ...
It is this : that the audibleness of the voice depends not only on its melody, but
likewise on its speechfulness, or power of articulation. Perfect human speech is
marked by a free and conventional enunciation of the consonants, while among ...
George Winfred Hervey, 1873
... the somewhat passe specimens of nobility whom her mother and Dorothy
considered prizes. That dear father ! He understood her, and was never angry
with her for a lack of speechfulness when she felt more than her tongue could
express.
5
A Discourse Occasioned by the Death of the Hon. Josiah ...
Such a meeting of freemen, convened for such a noble purpose, might loosen the
mute-bound tongue to speechfulness, and cause it to break forth in strains of
eloquence that would warm the coldest heart, while those who never heard
before, ...
Ezra Stiles Gannett, 1864
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The works of George Meredith
This man's face was the born orator's, with the light-giving eyes, the forward nose,
the animated mouth, all stamped for speechfulness and enterprise, of Cicero's
rival in the forum before he took the headship of armies and marched to empire.
7
The Tragic Comedians: A Study in a Well-known Story. With an ...
This man's face was the born orator's, with the light-giving eyes, the forward nose,
the animated mouth, all stamped for speechfulness and enterprise, of Cicero's
rival in the forum before he took the headship of armies and marched to empire.
8
A Playwright's Daughter: And Bertie Griffiths
Her eyes were lifted to Keene's, her lips eloquent and prompt for speechfulness. “
You make the matter too grave. If you knew how my promise was given—how the
jest began,” would be less severe. Do you mind giving me another. her glance ...
"This man's face," thinks Clotilde, Ch. III, "was the born orator's with the light-
giving eyes, the forward nose, the animated mouth, all stamped for
speechfulness and enterprise, of Cicero's rival in the forum before he took the
headship of armies ...
10
The Vocation of Reason: Studies in Critical Theory and ...
In saying this, I am identify ing its relational properties as immediate and direct in
nature, rather than constituting a one-dimensional (and one way) oral traditior
whose “speechfulness” has been destroyed by being filtered through a written ...
