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Principles and methods of teaching (1909)

Welton, James, 1854-1942 · London, Clive · leaf 619

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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… … 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 above diagram is not, of course, the only one available. There are the square tables in Dr. Sweet's

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