The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 144
... lip - reading . That is to say , the speaker to the deaf is helped if the sufferer makes no concealment of any kind ... lips and repeat and mar his ' splendid original joke . ' It is a similar fear which makes the incipiently deaf ...
... lip - reading . That is to say , the speaker to the deaf is helped if the sufferer makes no concealment of any kind ... lips and repeat and mar his ' splendid original joke . ' It is a similar fear which makes the incipiently deaf ...
Page 148
... Lip - reading to the Deafened , and connected with this are : Social Centres for the Deafened , Aids to Hearing for the Deafened , viz . earphones , specialists ' * The Ministry of Health was advised by Dr. Eicholtz to rely on the ...
... Lip - reading to the Deafened , and connected with this are : Social Centres for the Deafened , Aids to Hearing for the Deafened , viz . earphones , specialists ' * The Ministry of Health was advised by Dr. Eicholtz to rely on the ...
Page 149
... lip - reading , the development and preservation of speech , private teachers and classes for lip - reading , clubs , suitability of aids to hearing , prevention of exploitation , employment , suitable vocations for the deafened , in ...
... lip - reading , the development and preservation of speech , private teachers and classes for lip - reading , clubs , suitability of aids to hearing , prevention of exploitation , employment , suitable vocations for the deafened , in ...
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