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Can laughter and joy be found in heartache and sadness? Can God really be so real in everyday life? Again, reality proves more exciting than fiction. This is a widow's true story of laughter and tears, mishaps and success, wrong choices and right ones. A book about a young widow left with her three sons in Grade School, Jr. High and High School. To complicate things many men from all walks of life come courting, to her delight and dismay. Finally after eight years and all her boys are gone, a tall, dark handsome man of her dreams comes along to eat cinnamon rolls for the rest of his life....

Can laughter and joy be found in heartache and sadness? Can God really be so real in everyday life? Again, reality proves more exciting than fiction. This is a widow's true story of laughter and tears, mishaps and success, wrong choices and right ones. A book about a young widow left with her three sons in Grade School, Jr. High and High School. To complicate things many men from all walks of life come courting, to her delight and dismay. Finally after eight years and all her boys are gone, a tall, dark handsome man of her dreams comes along to eat cinnamon rolls for the rest of his life....

First published in 1980, this book questions many of the assumptions that have accumulated around the subject of intonation as it occurs in spontaneous speech, as well as texts read aloud. The book suggests alternative ways of examining the subject and primarily uses data derived from Edinburgh speech, which is explicitly compared with descriptions of standard southern English.

The book critically examines many conventional assumptions made about the formal features of intonation, particularly tonic or primary stress, and about the functions of intonation, specifically rising...

First published in 1980, this book questions many of the assumptions that have accumulated around the subject of intonation as it occurs in spontaneous speech, as well as texts read aloud. The book suggests alternative ways of examining the subject and primarily uses data derived from Edinburgh speech, which is explicitly compared with descriptions of standard southern English (RP).

The book critically examines many conventional assumptions made about the formal features of intonation, particularly tonic or primary stress, and about the functions of intonation, specifically rising...