10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TAUTOPHONIC»
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Thus used, they are not at all disturbing, not at all tautophonic. Two successive
thats are tautophonic to the eye only. The demonstrative that always has its full
name sound, while the other that, be it a conjunction or a relative, is barely
touched; ...
Alfred Ayres, Thomas Embley Osmun, 1901
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Timbral Diversity: An Annotated Bibliography of Selected ...
1944) Title: Tautophonic Date of Composition: 1983 Accompaniment: tape delay
system Dedicated to: information not known Premiere: 1983 by Robert Kehrberg
at the University of New Mexico Publication information: Kehrberg, Robert ...
... form, by a lengthening of the short vowel into a long a or o, the endings rv- or
nn were produced, in this case, we ask, was it not. very natural that, for the sake
of euphony, the ill- sounding, tautophonic endings in n should be avoided ?
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A Dictionary of Simplified Spelling: Based on the ...
Tamidine. tat'terdp*8, pa. Tattered. tam'perd8, pp. Tampered. tau'rln8, a. Taurine.
tampt8, pp. Tamped. taut8, imp. & pp. Taught. tan'a-grln8, a. & n. Tanagrine. taut'
end8, pp. Tautened. tandp*8, pp. Tanned. tau"to-fon'lcp*8, a. Tautophonic.
5
Bibliotheca Sacra and Theological Review
... heavier form, by a lengthening of the short vowel into a long a or 6, the endings
rv. or rvi were produced, in this case, we ask, was it not very natural that, for the
sake of euphony, the ill- sounding, tautophonic endings in n should be avoided ?
6
The Pronunciation of Greek: Accent and Quantity : a ...
It was one thing to quarrel learnedly with the pronunciation of Chrysoloras, and to
chuckle with academic pride over the tautophonic tenuity of <tv 8' eltre fioi fir] yarj/
eo?, and other such ingeniously gathered scraps of Atticism in the mouth of a ...
John Stuart Blackie, 1852
7
The Verbalist: A Manual Devoted to Brief Disenssions of the ...
Two successive thats are tautophonic to the eye only. The demonstrative that
always has its full name sound, while the other that, be it a conjunction or a
relative, is barely touched ; thus, " I say th't that book is old." " Where is that th't I
gave you ...
Thomas Embley Osmun, 1909
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The Verbalist: A Manual Devoted to Brief Discussions of the ...
Two successive thats are tautophonic to the eye only. The demonstrative that
always has its full name sound, while the other that, be it a conjunction or a
relative, is barely touched ; thus, " I say th't that book is old." " Where is that th't I
gave you ...
9
The orthoëpist: a pronouncing manual containing about four ...
A tautophonic objection to the second marking will probably make the first one
generally preferred. specious — spe'shus. sper-ma-ce'ti. sphe'roid. spinach, or
spinage — spln'ej. splr'it, not spir'tit. " The general sound of the first », in this word
...
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Bibliotheca sacra: a theological quarterly
... heavier form, by a lengthening of the short vowel into a long (Z or 6, the
endings H1 or hi were produced, in this case, we ask, was it not. very natural that,
for the sake of euphony, the illsounding, tautophonic endings in h should be
avoided?
Dallas Theological Seminary and Graduate School of Theology, 1862
