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51109	Fobes, Walter K.	Elocution Simplified With an Appendix on Lisping, Stammering, Stuttering, and Other Defects of Speech.			.txt	text/plain	28394	2638	87	Elocution trains the voice to obey the mind, and to rightly express the voice, and get command of tone, quality, pitch, inflection, force, 1. ABDOMINAL BREATHING.--Take standing position and active chest; place 2. COSTAL BREATHING.--Assume standing position with active chest; place 3. DORSAL BREATHING.--Assume standing position with active chest; place you begin with high pitch, although your voice varies in speaking, it In inflection the voice slides up or down in pitch on a word, and by so Use any vowel-sounds, and practise the falling inflection as 3. PURE QUALITY.--Speak the long vowels in your conversational tone as Practise with long vowels on middle tones of voice, making 1. QUICK MOVEMENT.--Use exercise of chanting and reading sentences, as under "Pitch," using the middle tones of voice; and repeat the words control of voice, and can now begin elocution, or expression of thought emotional expression (that is, pitch, quality, movement, stress, force),	./cache/51109.txt	./txt/51109.txt