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 1  IV,  9 | language is the articulation of vocal sounds by the instrumentality
 2  IV,  9 |       voice and larynx can emit vocal or vowel sounds; non-vocal
 3  IV,  9 |      the lips; and out of these vocal and non-vocal sounds language
 4  IV,  9 |         and can therefore utter vocal or vowel sounds), for it
 5  IV,  9 |    night time.) Birds can utter vocal sounds; and such of them
 6  IV,  9 |      The smaller birds are more vocal and given to chirping than
 7  IV,  9 |       bird becomes particularly vocal. Some of them call when
 8  IV,  9 |     Viviparous quadrupeds utter vocal sounds of different kinds,
 9  IV,  9 |      the capability of uttering vocal sounds, the converse does
10  IV,  9 |          that is, they can make vocal sounds, but they cannot
11  IV,  9 |     most part lisp and stutter.~Vocal sounds and modes of language
12  IV,  9 |   differ according to locality. Vocal sounds are characterized
13  IV,  9 |      Men have the same voice or vocal sounds, but they differ
14  IV,  9 |  language.~The elephant makes a vocal sound of a windlike sort
15  IV,  11|         in all animals that are vocal has a thinner and sharper