264 SYSTEMS OF TREATING STAMMERING
Speaking in a monotone.
Speaking in low pitch,
Speaking naturally -— from memory, extemporaneously, etc,
Practising before a minur,
Practising internal »|>eech, etc., etc.
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Inhale slowly and deeply.
Control the breath in its outward
Speak immediately <w beginning to rxttak*; avoid gf
breath both before* one! during jtfHvvh,
Speak the initial gyllahlt* with extreme curt*.
Speak slowlyf hut loudly HIM! dearly,
Speak with moderate vigor.
Ling's Swedish gymnastic
Respiratory exttrcbwH " with ami without a
Vocal exerdHCtt.
Artkulatory exerciftCH.
Reading —• syliatiirally and naturally,
Answering qut^tionn.
Reiicling and paraphrasing Htoricn.
Dialogue- reeling.
Accommodating onciwif to iHlrrrii|*tiofw, to
etc,
The reader will naturally inquire; What are the
possibilities of achieving a cure with tiiffm'nt
systems? It would tie morw to tht* jxiint, |xrrha{itt,
to speak of jmpOHHihilities; hut we will c-ontiiuif. -
The writer recently wrote to the principal of an Amer-
ican stammoring-ttchool to aHCcrluin, if |H>»dlbks the