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Page iii
As to Syllables : A Syllable is the uniting one or more Confonants with a Vowel , by which each Letter receives its perfect Sound in Pronunciation ; as you may find in the Examples of the fecond and third Pages .
As to Syllables : A Syllable is the uniting one or more Confonants with a Vowel , by which each Letter receives its perfect Sound in Pronunciation ; as you may find in the Examples of the fecond and third Pages .
Page vi
... both according to their Sound , and to the Rules of Grammar : And therefore , in the Perufal of this Effay towards Spelling , you will find that whenever a Word occurs that may be divided one Way by Sound , and another by Grammar ...
... both according to their Sound , and to the Rules of Grammar : And therefore , in the Perufal of this Effay towards Spelling , you will find that whenever a Word occurs that may be divided one Way by Sound , and another by Grammar ...
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Letters : A or a b < AVAR = CH -- KHZZO - dan - >> B × > n • Their Names , and Powers or Sounds . ... it is called e final ; which fometimes ferves to lengthen the Sound of the foregoing Vowel ; as in fave , and fometimes is redundant ...
Letters : A or a b < AVAR = CH -- KHZZO - dan - >> B × > n • Their Names , and Powers or Sounds . ... it is called e final ; which fometimes ferves to lengthen the Sound of the foregoing Vowel ; as in fave , and fometimes is redundant ...
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| Title | A New-guide to the English Tongue: In Five Parts |
| Author | Thomas Dilworth |
| Publisher | Joseph Crukshank, 1789 |
| Original from | University of Chicago |
| Digitized | 26 Mar 2015 |
| Length | 158 pages |
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