Function words such as pronouns and prepositions are not usually accented in English unless there is an intention to make a contrast.
(48) 
Not that they’ll do me good (Alan Alda; New York, US).
(49) He made the best of his visit, seeming to enjoy the society of Ella’s husband, who also took a great fancy to him (Tadhg Hynes -Dublin, Ireland- reading a story by Thomas Hardy).
(50) Space between words as much as in the words (Colm Toibin; Enniscorthy, Ireland).