The North American Review, Band 68Jared Sparks, James Russell Lowell, Edward Everett, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1849 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... sound , should have afforded great assistance in the tracing of ety- mologies , and should have kept alive to the intelligence affinities that were lost to the ear . As it is , the sibilant sound which we give to the letter e before e ...
... sound , should have afforded great assistance in the tracing of ety- mologies , and should have kept alive to the intelligence affinities that were lost to the ear . As it is , the sibilant sound which we give to the letter e before e ...
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... sound of i , again , is transferred to e , while on the i itself , which properly represents the thinnest of the vowels , we bestow a diphthongal sound compounded of a and i . To the u , when we pronounce it in the alphabet , we prefix ...
... sound of i , again , is transferred to e , while on the i itself , which properly represents the thinnest of the vowels , we bestow a diphthongal sound compounded of a and i . To the u , when we pronounce it in the alphabet , we prefix ...
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... sounds . * The character which , in one position , represents the short sound of one vowel , in another position , denotes the long sound of quite another . We pronounce diphthongs as simple vowels , simple vowels as diphthongs . ‡ C ...
... sounds . * The character which , in one position , represents the short sound of one vowel , in another position , denotes the long sound of quite another . We pronounce diphthongs as simple vowels , simple vowels as diphthongs . ‡ C ...
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