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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 11 (March 1908) (1908)

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pronounced sorrowfully, artificial construction or limitations. This is proved The materials used for this purpose are without ex- there is an example of rising melody or vowel con- by reference to the curves, where it is impossible to ception of mineral origin, used in connection with an vexity.… … and the polished coat never heard the pieces be- Diagram Showing Constrnction of the Instrument for Registering the Curves of Speech Sounds. which follows, the color fore. This enables the and the peculiar individu- or end of any group of vibrations. With vocal music, poet to count on a certain…

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