IN WHICH THE COMMON IMPROPRIETIES IN READING AND SPEAKING ARE DETECTED, AND THE TRUE SOURCES OF ELEGANT PRONUNCIATION ARE POINTED OUT. WITH A COMPLETE ANALYSIS OF THE VOICE, SHOWING ITS SPECIFIC MODIFICATIONS, AND IIOW THEY MAY BE APPLIED TO DIFFERENT SPECIES OF SENTENCES, And the feveral FIGURES OF RHETORIC. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, Outlines of Composition, OR, PLAIN RULES FOR WRITING ORATIONS AND THE THIRD EDITION, BY JOHN WALKER, AUTHOR OF THE CRITICAL PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY, Est autem in dicendo, etiam quidam cantus. CICERO. ORAT. LONDON: PRINTED BY S. HAMILTON, FALCON-COURT, FLEET-STREET, AND SOLD BY G.G. AND J. ROBINSON, PATEKNOSTER-ROW, 1801. |