Grammar of Elocution

accented syllable articulation aspirate breath brow Cæsar compound inflection consonant sounds Consonantal combinations Coriolanus dark death dh dh dh dost doth dream earth elocution emphasis emphatic expression eyes falling inflection father fear Gentlemen of Verona hate hath heard heaven Henry Henry IV Ibid indivisible interrogative interval Julius Caesar King Lars Porsena law of suspense lord loud Macbeth meaning Merchant of Venice musical musical scale nature night noun o'er Paradise Lost pause phrase pitch poison'd praise pronounced pronunciation question Representatives rhythm rhythmical stress Richard II rising inflection Semitone sentence sh sh sh shade singing sleep soul speak speaker speech spirit student Suspense and Conclusion sweet syllable take a falling take a rising tence th th th thee thine thou thought tion tongue unaccented unemphatic utterance verb vocal consonants voice vowel vowel sounds wh wh wh words zh zh zh