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As to their Divifion , they are naturally divided into Vowels and Confonants ; and again into fingle and double Letters . As to Syllables : A Syllable is the uniting one or more Confonants with a Vowel , by which each Letter receives ...
As to their Divifion , they are naturally divided into Vowels and Confonants ; and again into fingle and double Letters . As to Syllables : A Syllable is the uniting one or more Confonants with a Vowel , by which each Letter receives ...
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One Vowel and one Confonant . A M an as at ax ay if in is it of on on or ox up us . Be he me we ye . Go ho lo no fo wo . ( Do to ) . By ly my py vy . TABLE II .. Words of Three Letters , viz . one Vowel and two ...
One Vowel and one Confonant . A M an as at ax ay if in is it of on on or ox up us . Be he me we ye . Go ho lo no fo wo . ( Do to ) . By ly my py vy . TABLE II .. Words of Three Letters , viz . one Vowel and two ...
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Into Vowels and Confonants . Q. What is a Vowel ? A. A Vowel is a Letter which gives a full and perfect Sound of itself , and without which there can be no Syllable . Q. How many Vowels are there in English ?
Into Vowels and Confonants . Q. What is a Vowel ? A. A Vowel is a Letter which gives a full and perfect Sound of itself , and without which there can be no Syllable . Q. How many Vowels are there in English ?
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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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