Basic Principles of SpeechHoughton Mifflin, 1936 - 577 Seiten |
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... Stand erect , place your hands on your hips , and practice in- spiration and expiration by the method we have set out . Slowly and steadily draw air into your lungs , while you watch your abdo- men and ribs in order to see how they act ...
... Stand erect , place your hands on your hips , and practice in- spiration and expiration by the method we have set out . Slowly and steadily draw air into your lungs , while you watch your abdo- men and ribs in order to see how they act ...
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... Stand erect . Take a deep breath until you have packed your air firmly against your belt . Then expulsively , with moderate energy , say " Ho ! " Do this a dozen times . Each time , instead of letting your diaphragm and abdomen pull in ...
... Stand erect . Take a deep breath until you have packed your air firmly against your belt . Then expulsively , with moderate energy , say " Ho ! " Do this a dozen times . Each time , instead of letting your diaphragm and abdomen pull in ...
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... Stand erect , take a deep breath , and while you hum , slowly and steadily expell the air through your nasal cavities . That is to say , keep your lips closed while you sound the sustained letter " m - m - m - m - m - m - m - m . ” Let ...
... Stand erect , take a deep breath , and while you hum , slowly and steadily expell the air through your nasal cavities . That is to say , keep your lips closed while you sound the sustained letter " m - m - m - m - m - m - m - m . ” Let ...
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