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Introduction to the science of language, Volume 1 (of 2)

Note 138 — Chapter IV · PHONOLOGY AND SEMATOLOGY.

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The fact can easily be tested by Captain Galton’s whistle. According to some authorities, however, it requires less than eight and more than 24,000 vibrations per second, to produce no effect upon the auditory nerve.

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