589 METHOD IN THE LINGUISTIC COURSE. repose, the sides rising from this point in a forward and backward direction towards the palate. Its vise will best be understood by reading the corresponding word series in Fig. B, proceeding from coup by way of |)oYe to six, then back, and also across from six… … a^aa Mid-tongue (centre) Soft Palate (back) Hard Palate (front) six (plume) (coup) fbeau) -y^porte, pent) patte^ate, penta Mid-tongue (centre) on. The brackets indicate that the lips must be roimded. The position of the consonants is shown in vertical and hoi'izontal columns on the same chart. The…
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