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English: This is Armstrong and Ward (1931)'s notation for marking the intonation of the question "Have you been staying there long?". It is an example of "Tune 2". |
| Date | [1st ed. 1926] |
| Source | Armstrong & Ward (1931) A Handbook of English Intonation (2nd edition). Page 24, Line 1. |
| Author | Lilias E. Armstrong and Ida C. Ward |
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