Stamering And Cognate Defects Of Speech Vol - Ii

ARTICULATION 81

former for I that It is not

t of time, but *

The theory that stammering is due to difficulty
in producing mnnonants is practically defunct; but
the articulatory still continue. These

have, however, absolutely no merit to justify
their existence. There Is one instance in which
they eouhi bit prescribed with my of

justification; and that fa, In where there fats

occurred a tiiHtortion of the verbal imagery. But
cvt*n ia the mechanical practice of articu-

lation Is

There arc* 0n the a few for

circumventing particular atitl connonanUU

comhinatums.

llir initial te», It in adxfincd, be pronounced

m iw. The word waif ntf-nij;

^-ill; lii%:«»i» ton-i»f;

etc.

The initial y as #& F^n ;

bt*tt

Initial rf er* are

one! rol in «r-0l.

(), of course, he thfrtiglil tif an to* Forth-

with the difficulty vaninht.%

1 Aftff W» tt«

in tht «f