Progress of the Brosterian system for the effectual removal of impediments in speech, bad articulation, lisps, gutteral pronunciations, &c. : from which emanates an entire new art of reading and speaking / discovered by John Broster ... For the fourth year.

  • Broster, John, -1853.
Date:
1827
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Credit: Progress of the Brosterian system for the effectual removal of impediments in speech, bad articulation, lisps, gutteral pronunciations, &c. : from which emanates an entire new art of reading and speaking / discovered by John Broster ... For the fourth year. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    have no fear of a relapse; and believe me to re- main, very sincere, and gratefully, yours. No. LXII. To MISS B. Norfolk, June 25th. I have very great pleasure in complying with your request of hearing from me as soon as I reached home. I every hour feel the necessity of putting the System in requisition, and hardly need promise to practise it both in speaking and read- ing every day. All that have heard me speak are delighted with the progress I have made, and are continually congratulating me upon my newly- acquired blessing. Mr. had yesterday (Whit Monday) an opportunity of reading in church, where he read the service of the day, in your System, and in a manner and with a strength of voice which astonished his friends. I doubt I shall tire your patience by too long an account of our proceedings and improvements, but I feel you are interested in our welfare, and I am sure it will gratify Mr. Broster to know the happy effects of his most important discovery. f 2