The prosody of Greek speech

@inproceedings{Devine1994ThePO,
  title={The prosody of Greek speech},
  author={A. M. Devine and Laurence D. Stephens},
  year={1994}
}
Abbreviations 1. The Physiology of Prosody 2. The Syllable 3. Rhythm 4. Pitch 5. Word Prosody 6. Connected Speech 7. The Appositive Group 8. The Minor Phrase 9. The Major Phrase and Utterance 10. Topic and Focus Bibliography Index 
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