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1

w
wh

*

2

we.

you.

*

3

How are you?
Who are you?
Why are you?

*

4

weave
woof
view

if
of
off

few.

How few we are.

*

5

the
thigh

thy

*

derivations 1-5 (of 45) ex Lillie Eginton Warren (1859-1926), The Warren Method of Expression Reading and Numerical Cipher (1898)
Library of Congress copy PN4111 .W35
available via Internet Archive, digitized November 30, 2012

First Expression (1)
The mouth is more or less rounded when giving the sounds which are represented by the letters wwh, (long) oo and (short) oo.

Second Expression (2)
The mouth is elongated when giving the sounds which are represented by the letters y, (long) e & (short) i.
1.2 = we
2.1 = you

Third Expression (3)
The mouth is opened in an expressive manner when giving the sounds represented by ah & (short) o.
2 - 1 = u
3 – 1 = w
3 - 2 = i

Fourth Expression (4)
The upper teeth approach or touch the lower lip in forming f & v.
1.2.4 = weave

Fifth Expression (5)
The tongue shows under or back of the teeth in forming th.
5.2.4 = thief
 

23 December 2013

tags:
fews; hows; weaves; whos; whys; woofs
Lillie Eginton Warren