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Robert Kemp Philp
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182.
Pronunciation.
Accent
is
a
particular
stress
or
force
of
the
voice
upon
certain
syllables
or
words.
This
mark
'
in
printing
denotes
the
syllable
upon
which
the
stress
or
force
of
the
voice
should
he
placed.
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183.
A
Word
may
have
more
than
One
Accent.
Take
as
an
instance
aspiration.
In
uttering
this
word
we
give
a
marked
emphasis
of
the
voice
upon
the
first
and
third
syllables,
and
therefore
those
syllables
are
said
to
be
accented.
The
first
of
these
accents
is
less
distinguishable
than
the
second,
upon
which
we
dwell
longer,
therefore
the
second
accent
in
point
of
order
is
called
the
primary,
or
chief
accent
of
the
word.
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