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E RUL Q. What is the Second general Rule for Divifion of Syllables ? A. Two Confonants in the Middle of a Word , that are proper to begin a Word , muft begin the Syllable together ; as , Clu Rer . Q. What Exception have you to this Rule ...
E RUL Q. What is the Second general Rule for Divifion of Syllables ? A. Two Confonants in the Middle of a Word , that are proper to begin a Word , muft begin the Syllable together ; as , Clu Rer . Q. What Exception have you to this Rule ...
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If they begin a Word , they must also begin a Syllable together ; as , il lu firate . 2. If they be proper to end a Word , they may all be put to the former Syllable ; as , Latch - et . 3. If the two last be proper to begin a Word ...
If they begin a Word , they must also begin a Syllable together ; as , il lu firate . 2. If they be proper to end a Word , they may all be put to the former Syllable ; as , Latch - et . 3. If the two last be proper to begin a Word ...
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Many Men are grown fo negligent of fecking divine Mercy betimes , that they put that off to the laft , which should have been the first Part of their Bufinefs ; and many Times their Life is at an End , before they begin their Repen ...
Many Men are grown fo negligent of fecking divine Mercy betimes , that they put that off to the laft , which should have been the first Part of their Bufinefs ; and many Times their Life is at an End , before they begin their Repen ...
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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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