Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays, 1774, Volume 1Cornmarket P., 1969 - 1800 pages |
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... voice alters as the paffion rifes or falls . One eneral rule in the expreffion of grief is , that , when gradual , the tones fhould fwell pathetically ; ut , when fudden , they fhould burft forth and reak the voice , ftill avoiding any ...
... voice alters as the paffion rifes or falls . One eneral rule in the expreffion of grief is , that , when gradual , the tones fhould fwell pathetically ; ut , when fudden , they fhould burft forth and reak the voice , ftill avoiding any ...
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... voice fhould borrow folidity nd force from the throat : as too great an expan- ion of the lips is difgraceful to the features , so un- atural contraction of them will render expreffion inmeaning and imperfect . greatly fro adifcorda ...
... voice fhould borrow folidity nd force from the throat : as too great an expan- ion of the lips is difgraceful to the features , so un- atural contraction of them will render expreffion inmeaning and imperfect . greatly fro adifcorda ...
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... voice to any place or number of perfons . There is confidera- ble nicety in knowing the different effect which the fame notes of voice may have in places of equal dimenfions , but of different conftruction , of a place containing but ...
... voice to any place or number of perfons . There is confidera- ble nicety in knowing the different effect which the fame notes of voice may have in places of equal dimenfions , but of different conftruction , of a place containing but ...
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Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays,: As They are Now Performed ..., Volume 1 William Shakespeare No preview available - 1774 |
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