THE COMMA is a mark like this =,=

When you come to a comma in reading, you must generally make a short

pause. Sometimes you must use the falling inflection of the voice, when

you come to a comma; and sometimes you must keep your voice suspended,

as if some one had stopped you before you had read all that you

intended. The general rule, when you come to a comma, is, to stop just

long enough to count one.

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