The Canadian Elocutionist by Anna Kelsey Howard
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B as heard in _b_ow, _b_oat, _b_arb.
D " " " _d_ay, bi_d_, _d_are. G " " " _g_ay, fi_g_, _g_ilt. L " " " _l_ight, _l_iberty, a_ll_. M " " " _m_ind, stor_m_, _m_ate. N " " " _n_o, o_n_, _n_i_n_e. NG " " " si_ng_, fi_ng_er, lo_ng_. R " " " _r_oe, _r_a_r_e, o_r_b. TH " " " _th_en, wi_th_, benea_th_. V as heard in _v_ice, _v_ile, sal_v_e. W " " " _w_oe, _w_ave, _w_orld. Y " " " _y_oke, _y_e, _y_onder. Z " " " _z_one, hi_s_, _Z_enophon. ZH " " " a_z_ure, enclo_s_ure. ASPIRATES. F as heard in _f_ame, i_f_, li_f_t. H " " " _h_e, _h_ut. K " " " _k_ite, ca_k_e. P " " " _p_it, u_p_, a_p_t. S " " " _s_in, _c_ell, ye_s_. SH " " " _sh_ade, _sh_ine, flu_sh_ed. T " " " _t_ake, oa_t_s, i_t_. TH " " " _th_in, tru_th_, mon_th_s. WH " " " _wh_en, _wh_ich, _wh_at. There are many words in which there are difficult combinations of the elements; they, as well as those in which the combinations are easy, should be practiced upon until the pupil is able to articulate each element |
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