The North American Review, Bind 64Jared Sparks, Henry Cabot Lodge, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell O. Everett, 1847 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Side 196
... vowel sounds , denoted by certain marks or figures to be annexed to the vowels in all the words in the vocabulary . It is doubtless difficult for any orthoëpist fully to satisfy himself in this matter , and it is very certain he cannot ...
... vowel sounds , denoted by certain marks or figures to be annexed to the vowels in all the words in the vocabulary . It is doubtless difficult for any orthoëpist fully to satisfy himself in this matter , and it is very certain he cannot ...
Side 197
... vowel sounds as affected by the consonants , perceived the peculiarity of sound occasioned by r following the vowel , in examples like those we have cited ; although we do not find it remarked upon in his critical examination of the ...
... vowel sounds as affected by the consonants , perceived the peculiarity of sound occasioned by r following the vowel , in examples like those we have cited ; although we do not find it remarked upon in his critical examination of the ...
Side 198
... vowel . The pro- priety of the other addition to his key , that of a interme- diate , having neither the short sound , as in fat , nor the Ital- ian , as in far , we think is apparent . This sound is denoted in the key by the arbitrary ...
... vowel . The pro- priety of the other addition to his key , that of a interme- diate , having neither the short sound , as in fat , nor the Ital- ian , as in far , we think is apparent . This sound is denoted in the key by the arbitrary ...
Side 199
... vowel . He also adds what he denominates the short and obtuse sound , as in fir , sir , bird , virtue . This sound , we believe , is confined to the vowel as followed by the letter r , and does not extend to a great number of words ...
... vowel . He also adds what he denominates the short and obtuse sound , as in fir , sir , bird , virtue . This sound , we believe , is confined to the vowel as followed by the letter r , and does not extend to a great number of words ...
Side 200
... vowel sounds . In monosyllables , in the accented syllables of other words , and generally in the syllables upon which the second- ary accent falls , the sound of the vowels is so distinct that their power can be marked with such ...
... vowel sounds . In monosyllables , in the accented syllables of other words , and generally in the syllables upon which the second- ary accent falls , the sound of the vowels is so distinct that their power can be marked with such ...
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