The Mechanism of Speech Lectures Delivered Before the American Association to

Alexander Graham Bell

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THIRD GROUP. Primary Round Vowels. Reading downwards we have: First line. I. Voice, Back small-aperture, Lip, small-aperture. 2. Voice, Back mid-aperture, Lip mid-aperture. 3. Voice, Back large-apertuie, Lip large-aperture.
Second line. I. Voice, Back small-aperture, Front small-aper- ture, Lip small-aperture. 2. Voice, Back mid-aperture, Front mid-apertuie, Lip mid-apertuic. 3. Voice, Back large-aperture, Front large-aperture. Lip large-aperture.
CHART V m in i...n JH Jll HI HI Hf }U tit 69 Third Hne. I. Voice, Front small-aperture, Lip small-aperture. 2. Voice, Front mid-aperture, Lip mid-aperture. 3. Voice, Front large-aperture, Lip large-aperture.
The labial apertures described are of a rounded form, but as the pupils can see for themselves the shape of the labial apertures, it has not been considered necessary to give them a distinct sign for a rounded aperture; they simply describe the size of aperture by the separation of finger and thumb.
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