Speakers, singers and stammerers / by Frederick Helmore.

Helmore, Frederick.

Date:: 1874

Credit: Speakers, singers and stammerers / by Frederick Helmore. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$f\ te ta tah taw* to too tu ti* toy tay ty. ^ tre tra trah traw* tro troo tru tri* troy tray try. l\ twe twa twah twaw* two twoo twu twi* tvvoy tway twy. f\ Toby turned two tame tom-tits* and a tabby kitten* into a tar tub. /\ Twenty Turks took the trouble* to take ten trunks of trees* to a troublesome turn in the turnpike road,* trusting to take some of the trophies* taken by our troops at Trieste,* should the tumbrils containing the trophies* taken by our troops at Trieste* be tumbled over* by the ten trunks of trees* which the twenty Turks* had taken the trouble to take* to the troublesome turn in the turnpike road. /\ But the troops with the tumbrils* containing the trophies taken at Trieste* turned away from the tree-trap* which the twenty Turks had taken the trouble to set* at the troublesome turn in the turnpike road. /\ They took to the turf at the back of the trees,* then taking the twenty Turks in the rear,* they twisted their twenty Turkish tracheas,* while the troops with trophies taken at Trieste* trolled triumphant and terrible tunes* to the too-too-too of trumpets,* the tum- tum-tum of the tympani,* and the twang-twang-twang of twanging triangles. Exercise XL W. /\ we wa wah waw* wo woo wu wi* woy way wy. 2 2 2 2 2 2 ah 4 wah 4 wah \ 6 we wa wah waw wo woo -==: we we we we ^ wy wy woy way way woy /\ William Wopwittles* and his wife Winifred,* though wed but a week,* went weeping and wailing* along the weary way to Winchester* with a waggon-load of unsold wares. /\ The weather was warm,* the birds warbled in the air,* but the way- worn wanderers* were weak from want of food. f\ They went$

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