ARTICULATION 6$
i* to the tongue, and that they be faithfully
performed.
XV
*4 Protrude the of the without
its tip to the front (ten,
XVI
"Sing a (#*), holding it as a*
it to lostf ita dear rhararter, and at the
try to it circling movement with the tip of the ;
and later, wltrtt tliis lias lx*en fully mastered, try to
a horizontal movement with the tip of the tongue from
of the tci the other i ultiwly then gra*l-
In rapidity/*
The are culled
;
Protrude* th« tongue, and with this a
of rirdeft. Rrver^ the clirrrtinii of Itit
with the tip of the in tlt«
of ttitt
Itit with the fwiai of the
a* far as*
tin* of the at ttit? tif tlie up|«r
the (*oifit to thpftoft |HUatelaitd if
to the uvula, this onttittually in contact with
tilt 0f thtt mouth. Carry the to thce ;
to th# ; wo on,
tin* J« fur a* ; It till It Ii In
the tip; lower it 111 it is in contact with the
under lip,
tha into the the