Oral Reading: Discussion and Principles, and an Anthology of Practice Materials from Literature, Classical and ModernInstruction on reading aloud, accompanied by practice selections. |
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Page 108
... beginning of the eighteenth century was most unnatural for the twentieth . The nat- ural order in English is not the natural order in other languages . In English we say , " A white horse . " In French it would be " A horse white . " In ...
... beginning of the eighteenth century was most unnatural for the twentieth . The nat- ural order in English is not the natural order in other languages . In English we say , " A white horse . " In French it would be " A horse white . " In ...
Page 204
... beginning the actual recital . A few sentences about the author , his philosophy , his career , other works he has written things of that sort are in- teresting , and serve to stimulate the listener's interest in the par- ticular ...
... beginning the actual recital . A few sentences about the author , his philosophy , his career , other works he has written things of that sort are in- teresting , and serve to stimulate the listener's interest in the par- ticular ...
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... beginning choir can use with profit . 5 The teacher will find these books valuable for selections that have been care- fully marked for group reading : Helen Gertrude Hicks , The Reading Chorus ( New York : Noble and Noble , 1939 ) ...
... beginning choir can use with profit . 5 The teacher will find these books valuable for selections that have been care- fully marked for group reading : Helen Gertrude Hicks , The Reading Chorus ( New York : Noble and Noble , 1939 ) ...
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Oral Reading: Discussion and Principles, and an Anthology of Practice ... Lionel Crocker,Louis Michael Eich No preview available - 1955 |
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