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bs knowing the Letters. 


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„ Theſe. Syllables being perfictiy learnt, | 
may be applied to the eaſyWords following, 
according to this general Rule, 9 


Syllables of two Letters. 


When one Conſonant comes between two 
Vowels in a primitive Word, it muſt be 


always join'd to the latter Vowel, as, 


be ] a-do | ma-ny fernem no- ta- y 
he |a-go {| ma- ry [e-ve-ry pa- ci- fy 
me | 2-ny | na-vy ſeurlo-gy pa- pa- cy 
ſe | be-ly | oi-ly fa*-mi-ly | pe-nu-ry 
we j bo=dy | pi-ty fe-lo-ny | pi-e-ry 
ye | bu-ry | re-ly fe-ru-la | po-li-cy 
do | bu-ſy | ru-by {fi-e-ry po-pe-ry 
fo | ci-ty | very | he- re- y | pu-ri-fy 
go f co-ny wa. ry [ho-l-ly pu- ri-ty 
ho | co-py {| wi-ly ho- mi-ly | ra-ri-ry L 
lo | de-fy | a-go-ny fhoera-ry fre- me- dx 
no | de-ny | a-mi-ty ji-de-a Jla-lary 7 
ſo I du-ly | bu-ſe-ly |1-ro-ny | fi-mi-le” = 
to | du-ry. | co-lo-ny [i-vo-ry | va-ni-ty 38 
by | ea-ly CC-me-dy} ju-bi-le { ve-ne-ry _ - al 
dy | fu-ry ci-vi-ly [le-ga-cy . | verify 
y I ho-ly 1 de-t-ty le- ni- 7 + | vicli-fy 7 
ly J de- pu- ty le-Viety VO-Ha-ry , * 
my] Ju-ry I di-a-ry me- lo- dy un- ca- bs 
py 3 la-dy | ea-frly me- mo- y un-ho-- 7 
ry 1 e- bo- ny mi- ſe· ry u- ni. x by 
ty, le-yy be-di-fy mo- -/ Hu-fu. 7 


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8 Pe ſecond Rind of 
wi-li-ly | fa -ci- li- ty {| ſy- no- ni· my 
a-bi-li-ty fe- ro-ci- ty ve. ra- ci- ty 
a· ci · di- ty fi-de-li-ry | vi-va-ct-ty. 
a-na-lo-gy | hu- ma- ni- ty [a-ni-mo-fi-ry. 
a- na- to· my | hu- mi- li. ty | cu-ri-0-ſi-ry 
a-po-lo-gy | Ja-ni-zazry | ge-ne-a-lo-gy 
cala - mi: ty | ma-tu-ri-ty he: re- di- ta- y 
ca- pa- ci y mi- li a · ry | li- be- ra- li- y 
ce. le- ri- ty j na: ti- vi- ty j re- po- ſi- to- ry 
ce - re- me- ny | no bi. li- ty | ſo- li· ta- ri-y 
Ci - vi- li- ty | ſa- ga ci-ry | fa-mi-li-a-ri-ty- 
cu- pi-di-ty | fa-ri-e-ty |} in-i-ti-a-ro-ry 
de- bi- li- ty | fo-ci-e-ry ſu-pe-ri-o-ri-ty 
de- li ca· cy | ſo-li-ra-ry | 55 


Tig to be noted, that a. ſingle Vowel in the 


Beginning of a Mord, or following another 
Vowel in the middle of a Word, and having but 
one Conſonent after it, makes a Syllable of it 


Fell, as, a-ny, u- ni- ty, e-ve-ry, pi-e-ty, Cu-tl-- 


e, inte. 


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Our Father which art in Heaven: Hal. 


Olowed be thy Name: Thy Kingdom 
come. Thy Will be done in Earth, as it is 
in Heaven. Give us this Day our daily 
Bread. And forgive us our Treſpaſſes, as we 
forgive them that treſpaſs againſt us. And 
lead us not into Temptation, but deliver us 
from Evil. For Thine is the Kingdom, the 
Power, and the Glory, for ever and ever. 
Amen. > : 


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I di-er 


{ do-eg 
{ do-er 


| Le-ah. 


I. ar 
T lt-er 


li-on 
No-ah 
po-et 
re-al 


ri-ot 


ſu- et 
vi-al 
vi- ol 
up- on 
Zi- on 
Zo- an 
Zo- ar 

a- li- en 

a- mi-ty 
be- li- ed 
bu-ri- al 
ca- ve- at 


de- ni- ed 


4 na- ti- on 
no-. on 
Jo-ce-an 


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g. ri- an 
| va-cu-um 


I vi-i-on 


f Zo-di-ak 
| ca-me-li-an 


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ci. 


Words wherein the Syllables in both 4 
Tables are applied, giving Examples in I de 
their laſt Syllabli to this Rule. 


3 hen two Vowels come together in 2 
Word, not making a Diphthong, the firſt i; 
or into the former, the ſecond into the latte 


fi-li-al 
he- ri-ot. 
i- di- ot 
le- gion 
ma. nu· al 
mo- ti- on 
mu- tu- al 


| 0-nl- on 

o-pi-uimn 
o- ſi- er 
pi- ge- on 
po- ti· On 
re· gi-· on 
ſe- ni- or 


va-lu-ed -_ 


u- ſu- al 


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ce-le-ri-ty 


ci-vi-li-an 
N co- me- di- an 
both N de. ci-ſi- on 
in de- lu-ſi- on 
de- ri- ſi- on 
de- vo-ti- on 
in 2} di. vi- ſi- on 
ſt is 
tre e-ya-ft-on 
fa-mi-li-ar 
me- mo- ri- al 
mi- li- ta- ry 
mu-ni-ti-on 
mu- ſi-ci- an 
o- ra- ti-· n 
o- pi-ni-on 
pa- ci- fl ed 
pa-vi-li-on 
n de 
pe- ti ti- on 
po- ſi-ci- on 
pu- ri- fi- ed 
te- la- ti- n 
te· li: gi- on a 
ſe-di-ti-On | 
tu- i· ti · on 
va-· ca- ti-On 
ve · ne re- al 
ve- re- fi- ed 
vo- ca- ti-on 
ab- di- ca- ti on 
ad-o-ra-ti-on 


ad- mi- xa-ti-n . 


ad-mo-ni-ti-on 
| A. du-la- i- on 
-bene-ficiral 


eeli-fium nm 


Sllables of two Letters. 1 I 


” — 
—— —_— „ > 


| re· no- va· ti· n 5 


ſa- lu- ca- tion FR, 
ſe· pa- ra ti⸗oœtn 
to- le- ra- tion i 
Va-ti-a-ti-on 4 
ve- ne- ra- ti· on - 
Ve-gi-ta-:1-0N, 7 
vi- o-la-ci.o˖ 
vi:ſi ta- ti· on | 


Kirk "WP 4 0 
a- bo-. mi- na- ti- on 
2 4 2 @- --- 3 * 
He 75 


ce re · mo. nĩ- al G 
coꝰgi- ta-· ti- on | 

_ co-pu-la-ti-on 

co- ro- na- ti-on 

de- fa-· ma · ti- on 

de- di- ca-ti-on 

de- fi- nĩ-ti- on 
de- ſo- la- ti on 
di-vi-na-ti-on - 
dee ; TY 
e · mu- la-ti-on 3 
e-du-ca-ti-0n WG 
ECX-C-CUnTh-On 
. Doug ga-ti-on 

e- ne- ra- ti- on 

a- bi · ta- ti-on 


i-mi-ta-ti-on 


me · di- ta ti· n | 
mo- de · ra- rti-· on = 
Na-vI-ga-ti-on = 
o- pe- ra - ti- n 


7 82 
Coos 


re-pe-ti-ti-on 
re-pu-ra-ri-0n N 
re- ſo- lu-· ti- on 1 
re · ve-· l- ti on i 
re- vo- lu- tion 


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. on 
de-li-be-ra-ti-on : 
de- ge- ne- ra· tion 
de- no- mi- na- ti on 
de- po- pu: la- ti · on 
di- la- pi- da- ti- on 


e. di - ſi⸗ ca- ti· n 


e · ja cu- la- ti- on 
e- va-cu-a-ti-on 
e · va - po· ra- ti-on 
ex- a- mi- na- ti- on 


ex- aſ· pe · ra- ti· on 
hu- mi- li I=a-U-ON 


When any Word endeth in i- on, it is 
* —4 in one Vowel, as, 


mo- ti· n 
5 po- ti-on 

do- na- ti- on 

e. di- ti- on 


Allo Words ending in „ Ton, are ſounded 


un, as, 
F . 
[ de ·Kri- ſieon 


I 
| 8 = 


2 ( 


"Nos; That the double Conſonant x, e 


1 


it 


9 be freed Kind of 


i- ma- gi- na- ti · on 


1 n- i-ti- a- ti- n 


le · gi ti- ma ti· on 
mo- di· f- ca- tĩ-· 
pa · ci- fi ca- ti · on 


pu: ri: fi- ca. ti on 


1s ſounded 


ra-ri-fi-ca-ti-0n 
re-ge-ne-ra-ti-0n _ 
re. ta- li- a- ti- On 


ſo- li- ei- ta. ti· n 


be- a- ti. fi · a- ti· n 
na-· u- ra- l- z a- ti- on 
re ca: pi· ru-· la-i-on 


mo-ſhon 
po-ſhon 
do- na- ſhon 
3 


38 de- u- uon 


de-riſhon © 
di-vi-ſhon 


m- 


between two Vowels, is joined to the former, a 


not to the latter, as, ex-ac-ti-0n, ax- i- m, 
max im, tax: es, aurci. li-a-ry. 


—_ 


Sybables of two Letters. x, 
een : 1 


When two Conſonants, chat are Mutes. 
come rogether between two Vowels, the firſt. 
is joined to the former, and the laſt ro the la- 


ter Vowel, as in the Words following. 


Ab- ba f ig- no: mi- ny im- po- ſi- ti · on 1 
all 7 {Im-ma-nu-el im- pu- ta- ti on 1 
al- ſo ſin-ci-fi-on in- fi- de- i- ty 1 
ar- my in- fu-ſi-on in-ge-nu- i- ty 0 
en- vy in- va- ſi-on {| oc-ca-fi-on-ed ; 
on-ly ob-la-ri-on | oc-cu-pa-ti-on 
is un-do oc- ca- ion op- po- ſi-ti-· on 
ac-ti-on [oc-cu-pi-ed | or-di-na-ti-on _ 

en-mi-ty © u- ſu-al-ly | ac-ce-le-ra-ti-on 4 
0c-cu-Dy ab- ſo-lu- ti- on ac. cu- mu- la- ti on ii 
un-ru-ly [ac-cu-ſa-ri-on an- ni-hi- la- ti · on 3 
ac-ri-vi-ty ad- mi- ra- ti- on ar- ti. fi· ci ally 
ad- di-ti-on ad- mo ni- ti- on aſ⸗- ſo- ci-· action 
af-fi-ni-ry af, fa- bi- li- ty | be-ne-fi-ci-al-ly 

al- le- go-ry |al-le-ga-ti-on ex te- nura · ti on 54 
am- bi- ti-on am- bi- gu- i- ty im- ma· cu · la: ti· on 4. 
ef; fi- ca- cy an- no- ta- ti-on im- mu· ta- bi- lit 
ef-fu-fi-on ap- pa- ri- ti-on in- fe- ri- - ri- ty MH. 
ef-fi-gi-eS |ar-ti-fi-ci-al | in-{e-pa-ra-ti-on 1 
ex- ac- ti · n al- ſi-· du- i ty ir- re- gu- la· ri- y Fi 
ex-te-ri-0r ! ex-po-fi-ri-on | is 


2 991 


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CHAP! 


= The firſt Kind of 
c H A P. III. Sect. 1. 
There are ſix Kinds of Syllables of three 
85 "LS 
The firſt Kind of Syllables of rhree Let- 


"bi ters, is a Vowel between two Conſonants, 
4 1 -which may be practically learned by the 


* | Help of the two former Tables in this wiſe ; 
N 0 © -: be ce a cap 
1 3 4 tha \ hap 
da OE: lap 
1 la wa f Imap 
ma pa pap 
'M . 41 tar ſap 
1 "3. -ba bar 
"of fa far 
N ta tar 
we War 
ha z, Fhhas 
4 wa ( ie bas 
ba 4 bat 
ea JXac 
fa fat 
a ha pat hat 
„ maf mat 
E r rat 
ie 
J . wa ax wax 


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my eb wag fi Efit is. 
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le 40 leg [i 7 95 | 4 
reef be Tem hem fi 6x 
we ' ” wem mi Lua gs 4 
me men {1 fix 2 
tf ; 555 Jper 80 7 god 1 
164 ten 5 T ol Jrod A 
he ſe Fer fer : | ſo ſod 4 
e e QEwet | 10 lop p 
ve en ver mo op / mop 7 
ui <nb lo . \ 32 1 
hi hid 3 top 
ki Sid Jkid | fo" For E 
IN 1 1 no JF- - Cnor 
im "bm s Ta 
p q pin. | bo | bor 
'f in « fin 1 Tos 
: Grin | 1 dot 5 = 
E-- +: 8 lip po if | ot 
f ir fie bo | box 
fo Fox 54 
po J. Cpox 
tub J ſup | me-tal | or-gan | a-ged 
mug | cur _ | mo-ral | ro-man I go-red 
rug | gar | o-val | fa-ran I hated. 
tug nut | cu-ral |:wo- man | mu-ſed-. 
gun | put ro-tal | a-far Ha- ked 
run | Se-lah | vo- cal b al-tar I na-med 
fun | be-fal | ma-dam | ce-dar | noted 
tun | ca-bal | be-gan | vi-car | ra>med. 
cup co-ral | di-yan _ | be-gat | ti-led 
| 2 ur-oged 


| # : ut-ged 
| 3 yo-ked 
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ca-mel 
ex- cel 
ex-pel 
ha-ſet 
le-vel 
li-bel 
mo- del 
na-vel 
re- bel 
do- ſen 8 
gi-ven 
ha- ven 
la-den 
of- ten 
o-Ven . 
ri-{en . 
ſe-ven 
„ to- ken 
0 Wwo-men 
WO-ven 
ad-der 
af-rer 
al-rer 
am- ber 
an-ge r 


Naser 
k ci der 
N de-fer 

de · ter 


el-der 


ba- ker 


der 


The firſt Kind 


op 4 be- ry! 
fever ca-vil 
in- fer ci-vil 
le- per de-vil 
ma-ker e-vil 
never vi-gil 
er un-til 
1 1 1080 
| pa-per e pin 
re- fer | (a-tyr 
ri-der | an-ms 
ri-ver fa. ces 
ro- ver g . 
ru-ler ba ud, 2 
ſe-ver pages 
ſo-ber (ls 
ta- per 4 
| vi-ler | ad-mir 
vi-per 50 5 
up-per ¶ ha- bit 
ur-rer li- mit 
wa-fer re- mit 
* vi-ſit 
* e, vo- mit 
wi-der | {y-nod 
 wi-{er ex-rol | 
be ger 5 
| be- ſet 5 b be-ſom 
KATE: bo- ſom 
co- mer ve-nom 
co-vet | a-non - 
.ra-pid Da: 
| {a-pid ba- on 
| „„ 
do-cil | i-ron 
Fan-vil I] le-mon 


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EIL 
ern 


ma- ſon 
ab-hor 
ra- ſor 
tu-tor 


ab- bot 


in- got 


| pi-lot 


O- ful 


be- gun 


| de-mur 


| Je-ſus 


dal-ly 
gal-ly 


] ral-ly.. 


ſal- 
pal-ſy 
tal-ly 
fan- cy 
man-gy 
man-na 


| ſan- dy 
| tan-ly 


hap-py 
bar-ly 
car- ry 
mar-1y. 


par-ly 


par-ty 
rar-ry 
jelly 
belly 
ber- ry 


1fer-r7 
mer-ry 


mer- cy 


” Sylables of thiee Letters 1, 


win-dy- | jol-ly | po-ſed luſ-ty + 

wit-ry I for-ry | rud-dy ruſ-ry x xl 

lof- "Ty hot-ly _ [* bux-· om mul-ry | ; 17 

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bab-ler | com-mon | gut-rer | nap-kin 

ban-ner { com-pel ] hap-pen num: ber <A 

bar-ber copper | har-der | par-don - 

bar-ren | cor-ban ] har-lot paſ-tor- 1 

bar-rel | cor-net { hol- pen ben-cil. 

baſ-ket | cum- min i hun-ter | per-mir- - 

bat-rel cur-ſed I byſ-ſop ] per- ſon 

beg-ged { cuſ-rom ber nef | pil-lar 


beg-ger | cym-bal | kil-led | pil-low - 
bet-rer {| dam-ned 4 kii-ſed I pol-led 
' bib-ber |} dan-ced | lad-der | ponder - 
bid-den ] dan-ger ;lan-ces | Pop-lar » 


bit- cer 1 dar-ken { let-rer } por-ter 
boſ-ſes doc- tor | lin-ger pul-pic 
bot-tom | fat-red lin- nen puf-fed 
buc-ket ten-ced © | Lit-rer =  rag-ped* : 
buf-fer } fin-ger þ|þ man-ner | ran-ſom 
bur-den 1 fod-der © | mar-kes | rec-kon 
but. ler | for-bid i mar-vel | dender 
butter f for- ces maſ-ter | rob- ber 
cal-led | for-ged | mem ber rol-led 
car-nal Fer 1 mil-ler ſel-ler = 
ear-ved f ful-fi] [ mol-ren | ſen-ſes: + 
cel-lar _. gar-den mor- ſel ler-ter 8 
cen-ſer gar-ner 1 mor-tal ſiLver 
cof-fer gob-ler | mur-der | ned 
cof- fin i gol-den 1 mur-mur } ſub-til | 
col-lar - . Ii muſ-ter | ſuffer . 


| mut-rer | tab-ler _ 


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ran- ner 
rat-ier 
tel-lex 
tem- per 
zen-der = 


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tim-ber | 


The fr Kind of 


tol-led | 
tur- ner 
veſ-lel 


vir-gin D 
wal-ler 
wan-der 
wanton 
| wil- tal 


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win- ned 
win-ter 
Won-der 
yel- led 
yon-der 


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Da- ſed 
ba-ted 
ab- hor-ed 
ac-cu- fer 
ad-vi-ſed 
ad- ju-red- 
ad-mit-ted 
af- fec- ted 
al- ter- ed . 
'a-ma-zed 
ap- pa- rel 
a ſ-ſu- red 
a- Wa- ked 
bat-ter- ed 
. Þe-fal-len 
e-got-ten 
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ber-ter-ed © 
bir-rer-ly ' 
Can-ker- ed 


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Caracaſ-ſes 


car-nal-l 
car-pen- ter 
cer- 1 


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com- mon ly | 


com- pel- led 
con- for- med 


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con- ſu- med 
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cor-rup- 0 
q cul-ro-dy 
da- mo 1 
darken-ed 
de- fi-led 

I de-li- ver 
dif-fer. ed 
di-vi- ner 
 dul-ci-mer 
en-dan-ger 
 Fer-vi-ron 
ex- ac. cor 
ex- pel- led 
ex- pen- ces 
ex- pi- red 
ex-tol- led 
wy fa-cu!-ry 

| fer-til-ty 

1 for-ger-ful 
for- got- ten 

F for-ſa- ken 
F gar-de-ner 
[ | gar-ri-ſon 
ge-ne-ral 
i  hoſ-ra-ges 


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N > or-er-Iy + 


| i-ma-ges 
1 1m-mor-tat 
[ im- po- ſed 


im-pu- ted 


1 1n-fi-del 


in-ha-bit 
in- he- rit 
in-va-ded 
in- vi- ted 
juſ-ri-fy 
li-ber-ry 
ma- ri- ner 
men-ti-on 
mer-ci-ful 
meſ- ſer- ger 
mur - der-er 


Imyſ-te-ry 
na- tu-ral 
| no-vel-ty 


nur-ſe-ry 
oc- cur- red 
offen- ces 
of-fer-ed 
o-pen-ed 


op po- ſed 


ONE a-ror 


. { 


O-YEr-run 


— 


Sllables of three Letters. 19 


} FE par-ta-ker re- mit- ted | rem-po-ral 

| pal-ſen-ger | re-mo-yed teſ-· ta- tor 

z [pal-fi-on  re-ti-red | ror-men-tor 17 
per- fu- med | rob- be- ry ty-ran-ny I 
per-ju-red | rot-ren-ly | ve-ni-ſon I 
p-ri-fvl | fa-ril-fy — | vic-ro-ry 4 

—pos-ſeſ-ſor | ſe-du-cer vil-la-ges 

R por-ti-on ſe· ve· ral | vil-lan-ny 
po-ver-ry | fig-ni-fy Vi-ne-gar | 
pub-li-can |} fin-ful-ly un-co-ver A 
re-bel-led ſin-gu-lar un-god-ly 4 
re-bu-ked © 1 ſo-ber- ly u-ten-ſil ö 
re · cor der I ſor-ce-rer ut- ter- ly ö 
re- co-ver ſub- mit- ted ] wan- der- ed 
re-giſ- ter | ſub-ril-ry } won-der-ful 
re-nem-ber | ſub-ver-red | 


* 1 


_—_— 2 —_————_ 


ac· com- pan cer-ti-fi-ed 
ad-mi-nii-rer cir- cum: ci- ſed 
ad · ven· u- red col- lec- tion 
ad- er- ſi· ty com- miſſi- on = 
a-dul-re-ry I com-mu-ni-0n — 
al- fec- li- on com- pa- ni-· n _ 
am-baſ.ſa-dor _ | con- feſ-ſi- on . 1 
ap- pa- rel-· led con- fu- ſi- n 9 
ar- ro- gan- cy conſi- der- ed 
al- ſu- red-ly con- ci- nen- cy 
bar-ba- ri - an con-ti-nu-al 
| be-ne-fac-ror cor-rec-ti- on 
eap-ti-vi-y I ] cor-rup-ti-on _* 
car- na- li- cy dam-na-ti-on 
ca-ter- pil-lar de- di- ca- ted 
- ce-leſ-i:-2] de-lj-ver-ed 
CCnotl- ri- on dif- fe- ren- ces 


dif-fi-cul-ry 
diſ-con-ten-ted 
diſ-or-der-ly 
diſ-poſ- ſeſ- ſed 
diſ-ſen-ti-on . 
cf-fec-tu-al 
c-lec- ti- n 
en- dan- ger- ed 
ee 5 
ex- tor- ti- on 
for- ni- ca- tor 
ge- ne- ral-ly 
ha- ber- gi-on 
hal-le-lu-jah 
hun-ger- bit-ten 
in- cor- rup- ted 
in- fir- mi- ty 
in- no- cen-cy 
in-ter-ceſ- ſor 
in- ven-ti-on 
li-be-ral-ly 
le-vi-ti-cal 
mag · ni- fi- ed 
ma- le- fac- tor 
ma- ni- feſ-ted 
mer-ci-ful-ly 
—mOol-li-fi-ed 
 mor-tra-li-tyj 
na-tu-ral-ly 
ne-cel-ſa-ry 
nu-me-ri- cal 
O-ver-ſe-er 
or-di-nar- ces 
par- ti-cu- lar 
per-fec-ri-on 
'Ex-pe-Tu-al, 


20 The fiſt Kindof 


| per-ſe-cu-red. 
| pt-ri-ful-ly 
pol-lu- ti· on 
| poſ-re-ri-ry 
Poſ-ſeſ-ſt-on 


re- com- men: ded 
re- con- ci- ler 

re- co-ver- ed 

N re- miſ- ſi⸗on 

gal. va-ti- on 
ſe.ve-ral-ly 
ſin· ce rictx 

5 | ſo.lem- ni- (y 

j ſub-jec-ti-on .. 
| fuſ{-pi-ci-on 
teſ-· ti mo- ny 
ver- mieli-on 
vir-gi. ni-ty 
un. ad- vi- ſed 
un- co- ver- ed 


— 


un- defi- led 


un · mar- ri- ed 
un- mei- ci-ful 
yo-lun-ta-ry. - * 
wel-be-lo-ved 
won der- fully 
ac-· cep- ta- ci· on 

ac- com. pa- ni- ed 
a.-li- e- na- ted 
al-le-go-ri-cal 


- 4 ap-pur-re-nan-ces. 


„ 8 De.-a-ti-fi-cal 8 
be- ne. dic. tion 


I cir. cum. ci-· ſi· on 
I con-fe- de- ra- cy 


con- fir ma- ci · on 


on- fiſ-ca»ti-on 
on«{cela-:t-on 
on ten- ca- ti n 
on- ver- ſa-ti- on 
liſ-pen-ſa-tt-on + 
i-in-he-rit-ed 
x-hor-ta-ti-on. 
x-pec-ta-ti-on 

ex- tor-ti-O-ner 

ſer- men- ta- ci-on 
ſor· ni ca- ti- on 
boſ-pi-ra-li-ry 

Hu- mi- na- ted 

m- mor- ta- li- ty 
im- por- tu- ni-cy 
in- cor- po- ra- ted 
in · for- ma- ti- on 
in-he- ri-tan- ces 
in- ter- ceſ-ſi- on 

in- ter- miſ- ſi- on 
n-ſur-rec-ri-on 
ju-rif-dic-ri-on - 
la-men-ta-ti-on 
non con- for- mi- ty 
ob-ſer-va-ti-on 
om-ni-po-ren-cy 
Op-por-tu-ni-ry. 
or-na-men-tal-ly 
par-ti-a-li-ry 
par-ti-cu-lar-ly 
per-nw-ta-ti-on 
1 
per- ſe- cu- ti on 
peſ-ri-len-ti-al 
po-li-ti-cal-ly 
pub · li- ca- ci- on 


Fyyllables of three Letters. - 21 


* 


re- col- lec- ti· on 

re- lax- a- ti- on 

re- ſur- rec- ti- on 
re-ve-ren-ti-al 

{a-tis-fac-ti-on 
[nf-fi-ci-en-cy 


| fup-po-fi-ra-ry _ | 


*J rem-po-ra-li-ry 
ry-ran-m-cal-ly 

| un-ac-cuſrrom-ed 

un- ad- vi- ſed-ly 

un- cir- cum- ci- ſed 

u- ni- for- mi- ty 

un- mer-ci-ful-ly 

un- ne- ceſſa- ry 

vo-lun-ta-ri-l!7 

ac- com- mo- da-ti-on 

al- ſuf- fi- ci- en- x 


— 
* 


1 cir-cum-vo-lu-ti-0n 


co-eſ-ſen-ti-a-ly 

| de-ter-mi-na-ti-on _ 
*diſ-com-men-da-ri-orr 

diſ-ſi-mu-la-ri-on 
ex-com-mu-ni-ca-red 

for-ti-fi-ca-ti-on 

iri-ſen-fi-bi-li-ry 

in- ſuf f. ci· en. cy 

| ju{-ri-fi-ca-ti-on 

ma- ni-feſ-ta-ti--on 

ma- che- ma- ti- ci-an 

per- pen- di-cu-lar-ly 

re- nun- ci- a- ci- on 

ſu- per- an- nu- a ted 

u- ni- ver ſa- li- ty 

un- cir- cum-ci- ſi-on 

| ſu-per-an-nu-a-ti-on 


8 


1 


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15 4 a 4 7 7 f \ - 0 4 J * * * ty 1 
e . VEE — 3 4 . bs , * . de * * a 1 
- — a © 7 45 8 
1 A * A ws + 9h, * . . l and 2 — 
£4 — 0 rf . 1 * = a Sy * F 36 4» : 25 28 n . 1 vg f, 2 45 th 2. — 3 * ge” 
— e * ” — — > r 2 
. _ 8 


9 ** © AUST R 
eee e 
2 he o By be of 7 2 * IF * _ 


22 ' The third Kind of 


$B©TT. =: 
The ſecond Kind of Syllables of three 


Letters, is a Conſonant between two Vowels, 
the latter of which, is always e Mute, its 
Place is always either in Monoſyllables, or in 


the End of Words, as in theſe Examples, 


ac Jace | ab-ule vi-ti- ate 
ag j age cot- rage an- nun- ci ate 
ak ake ex ile aſſo· ci- ate 
al ale mis. uſe at · te · nu · ate 
ap ape uſe-ful cob le-gi-ate 
ar | are | uſe- age | e-Va-Cu-ate 
ar axe | ge- nume {| ex-pa-ti-ate 
er | ere car-ri- age } ex-te-nu-are 
aw ewe heit · age 4 im-me-di-ate 
ey eye 1 mar-ri-age r 
ic ice mel. ſu-age | in- ſa-ti- ate 
ir ire | ex-prate | in- ſi-· nu- ate 
on one | ſi-tu-ate li- cem ti. ate 
or ore | 8 re- ta- li- ate 
O We 1 a-Li-are 1 
K | 
ur . 5 
us | uſe I. 


ree 
els, 


its in theſe Words. 


in 
aid 
ai 
aim 
te Nawl 
ear 
Neat 
> eel 
cak 


_ 


boar 
e our 

our 
owl 
own 
ol 
ed 


air-ed - 


ear-ly 


eaten 
ear-ed 
oak-en- 


| 


Syllables of three Letters 


* 


SECT: 3. 


oi{-rer 
pi- ous 


cap i- ous 
copi-ous 


cu-ri- us 
dan-ger-ous 
du-bi-ous 


| hi-de-ous 


ob- vi- o us 


o- di-ous 


Sa- vi- our 

le- ri- us 
va-ri- us 
vi-ti-ous 

vir tu- dus 
be-ha- vi- Our 


im- pe- tu-ous 
| 
 1n-fe-ri-our 


ju-di-ci-ous 


la-bo-r1-0us 


cen- ſo-ri-ous 
| | fu-ri-ouſ-ly 


 1n-con-gru-0us ' 


in- ge · ni- us 


The Third Kind of Syliables of three TE 
ters, is a Diphrhong before a Conſonant, as 


] la{-ci-vi-ous 


li-ri-gi-ous 


| lux-u-ri-ous 


ma-li-cious 


{ me-lo-di-ous 


out-ra-gl-ous 

| per-fi-di-ous 
per-nt-ci-ous 
tem- peſtu- us 
vic- to- ri- ous 
vir-tu- ouſ- ly 
vo · up- tu- dus 
ux-o-ri- eus 


ds — 


am- bi- gu- ouſ-ly 


am- bi-ti-ouſ-ly 
| con- xu- ma- ci- us 


con- tu-me-li-us 


ef- i- ca- ci- us 

har- mo- ni- ouſ- y 
la- bo- ri- uſ-ly 
lux-u-ri-ouſ-ly 


] re-li-gi-oul-ly 


vex-a-ti-oul-ly 
| vic-ro-ri-oul-ly _ 


23 


| SECT; 


— — 


24 


1 he fourth Kind of I 
EB SECT. 4. 
Tho fourth Variation of Syllables of thre 
Letters, is a Conſonant before a Ifphthong 
as here followeth. 


1 


| 


dai-ry 
hai-ry 


rat-ler 


rai-ſed 


rai- ſin 
rai-lor 
cau- ſes 


law-ful 
law-yer 
day-ly 


} jay-lor 


bea-con 
bea- ver 
cea- ſed 
| dea- eon 

hea- ven 


rea- dy 
rea- ſon 
rea- der 
wea- ken 
wea- pon 
wea-ry 
zea- lot 
nee- dy 


I ſei-zed 


1 few-el 
hew-er 


ſoa-ked 


cau- ſey 


lea-ven 


1 (-new 


5 
1 CO0-VCE 1 


. 


bow. ed 
bo weer 
dow-ry 


I fow-ler 


| low-ly | 
I low-ed 
 tow-el 
tower 
Vow-el 

| joy-ful 
noi: ſed 
$ noi-{om 
poi - ſon 
| roy-al 
Voy-age 
| Quai 
| qua-ver 
quiet 
qui-ver 
array 

1 aſ- ſay 


j a-way 


de-cay 
delay 


eſ- ſay 


re- pay 
bar-lcy 
bur-ley 


— ö 


Hyllables ef three Letters. 25 


1 


co-ney in. now | juſ-ri-fie — 
hreq ho- ney yell law-ful.ly - - 1 
one kid-ney. | a-noy | law-gi-ver - Þ 
Imo: ney en- joy | o-ver-lee 3 
mon-key | a-gue pow. er- ful 7 
ed || o-bey. * - ! ſubdue — qua- li-ſie ; 
er | Tur-key | ar-gue { qua-li-tie / 
ry val- ley iſ-· ſue | . Qui-et-ed H ; <> 
er Ibu. ſie enſue. qui-er ly 
y Jde-ſie vir- tue rea- ſon- ed 1 
d | ea-ſie per-due re-lea-ſed 
| FF ri=bie 7 pur-ſue f re-lie-ved. 
r | be-low | reſ-cue | I re- ſi due 
bel low - | vazlue | | roy-al-ry x : 
1 | bi-low.  _ þ buy-er [| ſarrivfie 
4 bor- row ; | al-low-ed | | tur- day ; | 
1 || cuc-kow al-rea-dy f ſa-vou-ry ö 
en- dou- a ve- nue ſig-ni- fie i 
fel-low beelie-ved rer. ri ie ö 
fol. low bel-low-ed teſ-ti- ie _ 
er || fur-tom}... . |.be-rea-yed 2 | un-law-ful 
r hablow | be-Ge-ged” | | wea-ri-ſom 4 
mar- r bor-row-er ] an-ti-qui-ty ; 
. BU mea-dow | cer: ti-· fie  a-poſ-ra-cie 5 
| mel-low I de-lay-ed e-qua-li-ry # 
'nar-row © {| diſ-gui=fed fe- qua- li-zed 4 
pi blow fe.-di-fie I qua- Ii. fi- ed | 
wal-low ſex-ta-ſie qua. ter- ni-· on 3 
wilo ] jea- lou-ſie un- ſa-vou- rx 8 
wi-dow - joy-ful- lj I cu-ra-gi-ouſ-ljß 
win-dow | ju-bi-lee I qua ·; li- fi- ca · ti· on 4 
N 336-4 £4 


. The 2 n, t 
c 
SECT: 5. f 
The fifth kind of Syllables of three Let- 
ders, is two Conſonants before a Vewel : The 1 
latter of which, is generally a Liquid, as in 
the following Table: 9 a 
bla {| ble bli blo Jer I bly 
ha {de [cli 100 clo |} cly. 
fla fle | 88+ Ws! Hs 6. 8 
ga tgle gli Slo Jglu [ely 
we pa ple A e ee lr. 
1a le fi Iſo. „ na 1 
The Liquid k 225 every ee k, „ W. 
. 6 g la _ | gne 5, i”. Fl \ * 
En Knef khi | kno- 1 'knu [kny + 
mz tna {ine Fi ſao + fu 4iny | 
No Mutes Put 8. K, , be befwe'the n u. 
8 RES 267. * 47 0 3 8 74418 b 
Wis a Liquid after d, ſur. yl 
1 dwa ij dwe | dwi i dwo = N 
WIE © ſwa ſwe WIe ſwo 1 
_ Fre Wa FEI wi two 8 
means I — — 


8 5 will go ben Th * t. 


e fade ski jſo feu I 
WY {fa [he pi po | pu | toy 
9.4 ta te ti fro ju ſt / 


as UW . 


Len 


*cra ere Fcrt 


Sable f three Eetters. 27 
bre f bri Ide ben | bry 


6 i Fcro cru [ay 
dra 1 dre dri dro | dru dry 
fra fre | fri fro fru fry 
%% 


bra 


1 5 * HY 
, 9 <a 1 8 
1 \ : 2 
D 


n 
2232 — 


> 


24 x 4 Pp 
5 ee 


+ 2 
FE 
4 


pra pre pri | pro _ *pru I pry 4 
tra tre tri tro ftrru try # 
wra Iwre Iwn | ro | wru | wry # 


Tho 1s quid 55 foloms e very Rute but ky. 


* 
" *'; war * 


ſma |} fine l i! 100 ſmu ; ſmy 
No Mute but goes before the Liquid m. 


F may . taken as a Liquid after c, pix, 7 w; bo: ; 


cha © | che f chi cho q chu | chy* */] 
pha --|phe {phi | pho phu [ply I 
rha  t'rhe frhi rho | rhu” rh 
ſha [ſhe |] ſhi | ſho | shu | fy? 
ha | the || thi | tho -| thu | thy» 
wha: © b-whe | whi” who | Wwhu þ why 


4 
— 
. * 
0 * 
3 f 
— 
3 * * 4 — 2 
— * = L208 
"7 : "IE 
ne, 15 
5 5 4 
». : a 4 4 PF: 
. 7 . os +; 3 
— 0 2 
„ =; 
4 
1 0 7 


The 172 Mad TN yy 
cry I dle-ver glu- ed Died 


dry | diver |}  gra-zed | ſlo- ven { 
fly | clo-ked ] gra- ved | flu-ces K 
1 Helen | gra-rer | ſpo- ken : 
ply - | fleeſer | gravel ſto-ny 0 
pry I clo-ſer Bri-med tra. vel : 
my) | clo-ven, | gri-ped | tra- ced 
Sky | cra-ved | gro-cer. ua -der id 
fly, } cra-fie } gro-ped | tre- pan 1 
ſpy create gro. ned tri vet 1 
te dir 1 gru-el | ap-pli-ed A 
the  *=|-crizer -»—| plazees -f bre-vrate 2B 
tho |cro-ny | pla-ced bre-vi-ty | | 


PY it. 


thy +. © cru- der pla- net | cla- ri- fie 
try * {| crevel pla-tcd .| con-rra-ry 
who fcru-et | pli-ed | cre-a-red 
wy why | Eragon 1 plo-ver | cri-ti-cal | 
me  WIY__. 1 dra- per plu-ral 4 de- pri- ved 
WH an-gry | dri-ed pra- ter | de- cla- red 
Wil ap-ply | dri-yen pre- fer | en- gra- ver 
a Wwry ' dri-vel I pri-ces fer chu. ded 
fil- thy ] dro-ver pri- mar glo-ri-ons + 
WJ bun-gry ] fa-gon | pri-ſed | gra-vizty 
Wiz re-ply ['flo-rid | priſon | ho-nesſty 
very I flo-ted | pri-yer | huſ- ban- dry 
ol flu-id f profit | le-cheery 
bla-med | framed | pro-per | mul-ti-ply 
bla-zed | friday ſha- ven | Pha- ri- ſee 1 


* 


2 

8 

2 

— 
= 


bra ces fri- ed ſha-ken pre. pa· red 

bra get | ro-zen ſhe-kel | pre-ler-ver 
= - bra-fil | frothy. | ſho-vel | pri-ſo-ner 
bia-len | gla-ver | fl:-ved | pri-vi-ly 


bri-ar - | gla-zed ſla- ted pro. cre- ate 
bri-ber gli-ded. ſli=ced | pro-di-gal 
WM bro-ken | g'o-ry | di-ded | pro-fir-ed. 
broker | glo-yer . U Fee 
: 4. x pu- 


Slables of three Letters: 


ſpu-ri-ous pre-pa-ra-ti-on | 
un-worthy © Þ pre-fer-ra-ton. k; 
aſ- tro-lo-ger ] bre: ſer- va ti· on a 
| con- iro- ver- ie if pro- cla-· ma- ti on Fi 
En-Ler-pri-Zes . . | pro-Vi=den-ti-al W 
gra-ci-ouſ-ly . - ; pro-YO-ca-tleant + | 7 
glo- ri-fi- ed ſup⸗ pli- ca- ti-onn 4 
| by-po-the-fis + tri-bu-la-tion —__ 4 
in- ter- pre- ter , 3 un-pre=pa-red-ly : 
Phy- can | ab-bre-vi-a-ri-on.. 
pro-ge-ni-ror- +{ ex-tra-or-di-na-ry, © 
ro-por-ti-on.. _ || | ex-tra-Jju-di-ct-al . 
I 1 | iff glo-ri-fi-ca-ti-on . 
fm-pli-ci-ry_ . | hy-po-cri-ti-cal-ly; 
ſpi-ri-ra-al + | im-pro-pri-a-ti-on. . 
tra- di- tion | in ter· pre · ta- tion 
tri- bu- ca- ry I ma- che. ma: ti-ci- an 
un · pre· pa- red miſ- in- for- ma- ti- on 
2 · po · che- Ca- ry mulxci- pli- ca- i. on 
com- pre. hen -n | phi-lo-ſo-phi-caldy . 
cen-le-Cra-ti-On | 7 pro- pi- t- ů· i n 
con- ſpi- u- ul. y re pre · ſen- ta · tion 
de- cla. ra- tion un⸗ pre de-ſti· na ted 
ex- em- pli- f-: ed | mi- inter- pre- ta · · . 
e e 1. „ 


* 
if 


. 
—_ 2 1 "a 3 1 
— — Th Py 


Adverbs in bly come under this Variation, i 
dou-bly no-ta-bly I un-ſa-bly. I 
fee-bly poſ-i-bly; ¶ cha-ri-ta-bly 
gen-tly ter- ri-bly mi-ſe-ra-bly, - 
ham-bly pro- ba · bl7 dy gs 


3 | vi--bly va-ti-a. -bly ; 
ber- rb — 1 | 


—— 


EF — ” — 
nr 


q 1 
f JN 
; * : * 
cCat-tle 
1 - 
} hy 4 
Þ 4 ö . 
cir-cl 
k 1 
. 8 © * by 
4 # Al 


WAS ker-rle,: 
15 Kin- de. 
TW} lit-trle 
1 | 1 | man-rle”.. 
WI mcd-die 
de 


* J a 
as", 
8 


8 * : 
1 * 
+, + , 
wi. + 4 (1 — | 
» 7 Evil 
L. 
= + 
"133. 3 
1 


1 1 1 1 
5 1 
5 KI, 
4 8 0 { 
* 2 i 
18 

1 een 

7 0 


1 
P " * 7 
3 [1 186 * 18 

4 22 

111 ifi 

13 1 
N 4 

&.c 
7 0 K 1 
* 4 


30 


v. ve f, Kind: of 


Le wth! a -Conſonita 1 ic N Big 
of Words, hath a peculiar Sound, 83 
in the W ords following. 


lle | 
an-gle 
an-kle 
ap-ple 
bor-tle '- 
bri-dle 


my raxle 
net-tle 
nim- ble 


nod- dle 
peo-ple 
pim ple 
bun-dle purple 
can-dle | | 


rifle 
ade 
2 ia ain-ple | 


doe ke - Ter-tle 


cou. ple 1 'fim= 

double 3 7 
ea-gle j ſta⸗ ble 
n 
fid-dle 
gen- tlie = 


tat-tdle 
tic-kle 


Handle : 2 tem- ple 


: fir-tle 7 
* 'rfe-ble 
.#-t-fle 
{-ror4tle 
ar-ti-cle 
caniri-dle 


oy 
"A 


cu: fa- ble 
diſ-ci-ple 


q fin-gle” ty 


ee 
DOES: 


adde 


5 


* ks * * 


"title — ons. Ay 


| 5 Korf ſta- ble 4 


7 


#1 # 


2 ar 


ta- beef 
if tackle” 


_— = 


6 a 


| pol-ſi-ble-! —- FH. 1 5 
1 nn woe "Y 


I 

5 | vi-ſi-ble-/ 
| 
q 


1 


: 1 on- a-ble 


mi- ra· elle 
no- ta- ble 


[975 T A cle 5 


o-ba-ble : 


cable" hg 5 
rer- ri- ble | 


- 
+» 


ri-an-gle” 9. 5 


1 ven-dichle *- 


| un- ſta⸗- ble 


= e be 
art bie 


de lec-ta bie 
de-fi-ra>Blet !- 509 
r : 


4 im-mulxutble 


im- pla- ca- ble 
in. cre- di ble 
in-fal-li-ble 
in-virſi-ble CE 
Ii-mencta-ble' 


| ta: ber- na- cle . 


ILto-le-ra- ble 


4 don fre bende 
queſſti- na- Ble 
un-Fro- fta--He 


un-lea-lon-a-b.e 


Cre 
re ſc 
cre 
1-gr 
en-c1 


i 


8 Sr. 


| Herr three Letters, ; 


Cre, n tre in he End ite ah Egli worde, 4 
le ſounded * and ter, as in n ele Word; 4 


4 lv-cre . mi-tre maſ- ſa · cre 3 
| mau-gre | nice I ſak- pere 2 
en-ree me. tre ae he n 


— — — — . — — 


Dee Sirch Kind ef SIltablesiof three Lerrers} 
is a Yau foe % Conſonants, the 


former, o h, is. commonly a Js 
8 ah Ink i following Table. £ 


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5 2 S SS K 2 be N XS: RE 
PF _ — 2 — _ . *. 


ſirbf r urb ald feld jild ona [uld. 1 
ab ie or N alf elf ſilf olf ulf \ 
erg irg org urg | alg ſelg lilg Jolg fulg- | 

erk ſir ork. ur Ak ſelk Jilk Ik [ulk 


erwplirm. orm urm ] zlmſelmſfiimlmulm 
ern ſirn rn urn eln, eln ſiln ſoln ſuln 


erp irp ſorp ſurp | alp ſelp ſilp ſolp ul 
n ler lirt ur l at r filt ſolt {ule 
„ 
am 


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emb imb omb [nb 


emp imp 1 ump 
emn uymn 8 * 13 . 
— — — 3 <= ——— 
and fend |ind ond |] und 
8 8 


ant {ent int ont ] unt 
- & — — — — — _ — — —— 2 


eine 55 ali the place of a Liqui | 
as in theſe, Terminajions. 3 


ah je, [ih 480 [ub 
ak” fesk . [ik Jock fuk 
-alp Jeſp [ifp. be } uſp. 
alt ſeſt Jiiſt | uſt. 
—— — . N —d — 


47 [ 


F * "IC 4 " 17 5 4 
. A "4 l i > & 4 * ' 


Sometimes »' is the latter Conlltiant, 261 
| theſe Terminations. 


— * 


ech ich och uch | 
4 igh 1 ugh 
eh Jith Toth I uth Im 


* 


ze 2 HA 


Rgy * 


wk 
2 
4 


8 


off i 


urn 


q 


1 
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emp-ry 
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ö Ws 
| irk-eth 
ad- orn 
be- ing 


client 


dry-ing 
dy- eth 
ex- alt 
ex-ulr. 
flu-ear- 
gl-and 


: | lying 


nod-ing | 
-fay-ing © 
tax-ing 
ty- ing 
vex· ing 


Jar-gu- ing 
bel-iow-ing 


buf. fer · ing 


TY bu-ry-ing 


co-ver- ing 


RG” "HY 


-- | de-ny-ing 


dif-fer-ing 
en-dow-eth : 
ok” 


i en -ein 


| 


14 


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gone times a Syllable will end in wo 
ngle* Mutes, as in ebt, edg, odg, udg, eft, 
. ack, eck ich, och uck, apt, ept, opt, ext, 


Laſth, A Syllable will end in a ſingle Mute 
loubled, as in rhe e follow! ng. 


fol-low-eth 
 hal-low-<ethk 


j mar-ri-eth 


| mur-rer-erh, | 
| o-bey-erh 
of-fer-eth 
o-pen-eth - 
 out-do-erh 
our-go-eth * 
pur-tu-eth 
ui-et-etn 
ran- ſom- eth 
re- ſcu- eth 
re- vel- eth 
tar- ri- eth 
tot-ter- th 
va- li- ant 
va· lu- eſt 
wal-low-eft 
ex- pe· di- ent 


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1 Believe in God the Father Almigh 
- Jeſus Chriſt his only Son our Lord. Wh 


_ Pilate, Was crucified, dead and burits 


Heaven. And fitterh+ on the Right Hane 


r 
2 FI wp, 4 YO” 


22 


* 


Ihe firſt Tad of 


34 
To this Variation do belong all Nouns end 
ing in one Conſonanr, being made Plurz 
by adding there unto the Letter 5s, as in the 
„„ 5h 5: - M8 
bow-els | | bar-ba-ri-ans re 
di-als | col-lec-ti-ons Th 
li-ars {| de-lu-f-ons 55 
ri- ots me · mo- ri · als e1 
vi-ols I mu-ſi-ci-ans it 
ac- tions ] öpoli-lu- ti- ons 
a- li- ens tra- di- ti- ons | | 
bu-ri-als _ - '® be-ne-dic-ti-ons le 
mo-ti-ons © | | ex-hor-ta-ti-ons de 
na-ti-ons { in-for-ma-ti-ons.. ie 
-e-f-ers © Job- ſer-· va-ti· ons e 
paſ-ſi-ons per-ſe· cu· ti-ons c 
pi- ge- ons ire - coblec- ti-ons fe 
por-ti-ons ſ teſ-ti-mo-ni- als e 
re-gi-ons I va-ri- a- ti-ons Nie 
vi- ſi-⸗ons | | vi-G-ra-ri-ons ie 
| e 


Maker of Heaven and Earth: And i 


was conceived by the 'Hely Ghoſt, born 0 
the Virgin Mary. Suffered. under Pontiulf 


He deſcended into Hell. The third Day be 
role again from the Dead, he aſcended ing 


of God the Father Almighty; from rhenct 
he ſhall- come to judge rhe Quick and ing 


Dead. I believe in the Holy Ghoſt 5 tiqgne 
holy Catholick Church; rhe, Communion cine 
Saints; the forgiyeneſs of Sins; the Relur-} 
rection of the Body, and the Life everlaſting 
ZW Therese 


\ 


ö end 
ur 
the 


Sy llables of four Letters, 35 
HA P. IU. Keck. 7 
There are Eight Kinds of Syl{ables of four 


ters. 75 
The firſt Kind of Syllables of four Let- 


„is a Vowel, having one Conſonant be- 


— > = 7 N "_ 
, $43 n ; 2 1 ** 

28 32 rns * 2 w4 — 4 _” 

. 3 2 Sri a es ont tn An — 0 


e it, and one Conſonant with e Mute af- 
,., e | 
be | lane ] wave | pine | home roses 
| mane | here pine mome| woe 
pane | mere [| vine | ſome | huge 
vane | were | wine | bone duke 
bare | lice | pipe j cone mule 
e care mice | ripe done rule 
ke dare nice. wipe gone ſeuẽ,˖ẽö 
e fare | rice fire none pure 
tke | hare | tice hire tone ſure 
e |} mare [hide | mire J cope | abare' 
© | rare ride | fire } hope | a-bide 
e *|'rare | fide tire moge | 2-bode 
ike | rare tide | bire | pope a-bove 
ware wide | kite I rope | ad-jure 
rn e | date life | mite | bore | a-fore. 
tile] fare wife | five gore | a-gate- 
irie gate | like | give | more | a-like 
7 bile { hare | file | hive | nore Ja-live - 
ine late pile | live ©] fore ablure 
mate tile | robe tore alone 
pate vile rode wore |al-lude' 
rate lime | yoke I dote a- pace 
| late rime | doſe | more | a-rote - 
0 08 cave | dine | ho'e | rote | a-fide 
ſuf- gave | fine | mole | vote | af-fure 
I have: Kine | pole i dove [ar-tire © 
de rare | line | fole | love [a-wake ©. 


36 


_ a-woke: , 


be- came 


be- come 
be- fore 
be-have 
be-ſide 
be-take 
be-ware 
cap- tive 
cen- ſure 
a come-ly 


com- mune 
„ 
plo⸗ cure 
fe- more! 


ꝛon-· ume 
de- bate 
de- fame 
de-file „ 
de- pute 
de- ride 
de- ſire 
de- vote 
di- vide 
divine 
duke-dom 
em-pire 
en- dure 
fa-mine 


fi-gure 


5 for- bare > 
fore- run 

for- give 
for- ſake 
geſ-rure 
im- pute 

in-vite 

| lecture 4 


an T 


md 
Ef 
— 


— 


Tue firſt K ind of 


ma- lice. 
ma- rine 
mea - ſure 


mid-wife 


na- tive 


na- ture 


no-tice 


O-live 


out- ſide g 


per- fume 


pol-lute 
pre-pare 
pre- ume 
pri-vare | 


pro- vide 
re- buke ö 
re- fine 


re- more 
„ re-tire 


re- vile 
re-vive 
ſafe-ty 


ſalute, 


ſe-duce 
ſin- cere 


es F oy ior 


I ti⸗- lage 
I tri-bute 
ven- ture 


u- nite 
un-wiſe 
vo- lume 
war- fare 
wel- fare 


Malls L 


| 


| 


£ # 


4 


_— 


— 1 


l 


de- ſo- late 
de- ſpe- rate 


en. da · mage 


e- ſti- mate 
e wer- more 
ex · a- mine 
fa- vou · rite 
fur-ni- ture 
hate - ful- ly 
here-af-rer 
here-to-fare 
un-a-gine, 


a fi-nite | 
e-di-cine 


O-Ver-COMme 


o-yer-wiſe 
re- con- cile 


ſe· cure-ly 


1 ſer- vi- tude 


un- come-ly 


un-der- take 


a- bo- mi- nate 
ab- or- tive-y 
de-a-ti-rude 


cir· cum-ciſe 


en · ou -· rage 


e- pi- cure 


me- di-tate 
| 1 eg 1 
love - a- ble 

mul. ti-rude 
1 of-fen-five 


| O-vet-take 


re-pro-bare - - 


r 


bones | bores 


 . Syllables of four Letters. © 39 
Moſt of theſe Examples are either Nouns 


or Verbs, which, having s added to them to 
make the Nouns plural, and to change the 


Verbs into the third Perſon Singular; the 


u is ſaid to be Mute, not making a Sylla- 


ble, as in theſe Words: 


babes | bakes | cakes j caves | gates | gives 


But all ſuch Nouns or Verbs that have 


before the e Mute, or any Letter that ſounds 
likes (as c, g. x, x,) having s adjoined to 
them, do increaſe their Syllables for good 
Sound ſake; as, | 


face | fa-ces | | a-buſe 1 a-bu-ſes 


[lace | la-ces | ac-cufe ac-cu-ſes 
mace ma- ces | ad- vice | ad-vi-ces 
pace | pa-ces | ad-viſe | ad-vi-les , 
race ; ra- ces a- maze a-ma-Zes 
cage | ca- ges | a-riſe | a-ri-ſes 
rage | ra-ges | bap-tize | bap-ti-zes 
ſage | ſa- ger | bon-dage | bon-da-ges 
baſe | ba-ſer | car-caſe I car- ca- ſes 
ale | ca-ſes | co'-lege | col-le-ges 
ale | rasſes | cou-rage | cou-ra-ges. 


gaze | ga-zes | da-mage da- ma- ges 


nle ri-ſes de- poſe de- po- ſes 
wiſe {| wi-ſer | de-vice | de-vi-ces 
lole - | lo-fes | en-rice en- ti- ces 
nole | no-ſes | fur-nace , | fur-na-ces 
role | ro-ſes i- mage i ma- ges 
muſe mu- ſes | juſrice jul- ti- ces 
lize f fi-zes | meſſage | meſ- ſa- ges 
Ebale | a-ba-ſes I no · vice nG-yi-Ces 


comes | dines | cores } ſives 


— 


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0 4d 

_ 
4 5 

g =». 
12 


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25 — E - WY + 
rg _—_ _ 0 752 ap Won 1+ 5 - 
n 6— 2 2 — 3 — EG 2, 2 


| laid 


maid 


paid 


ſaid 
fail 
hail 
mail 
Rail 
pail 
rail 
{ail 
tail 
vail- 
wail 
gain 
main 
pain 
rain 
vain 
fair 
hair 
pair 


bair 


walt | 


laud 


caul 


bawd 


dawb 
"" cawl 


4 


The ed Kind 7 


S 


The ſecond Kind of Syllables of four Tins 
ters, is a Diphthong berween two Canſonants, 
as in theſe Examples: 


3 Feel 


deep 
kceß 
Peep. 
weep 
deer 
Fer 


ſeer 

| bees 

lees 
feet 
leet 
meet 
vein 
heit 
leud 
goad 
fox | 
TAY : 


| dawn | near 

| dead j| pear | 

head rear 
mead | tear 
lead wear 

| read year 

deaf | beat 

leaf | fear 

weak | hear 
deal | meat 

heal neat 

| meal {| ſeat 
| peal | | deed 

1] teal f feed 
real” | heed 

| zeal . | need 

beam } rec . 

i ſcam | ſeed” 
ream | weed 
lcan | meek 

- mean f ſeck 
wean | week | 
yean feel 
heap f heel. 1 
reap keel 
bear | ſeem 
dear | tee ” 
fear keen 
hear | (een 


{{tioar 


coal | 
foal 
"pea 7 
foam 
loan 
1 
O 
[7/98 


been 


2. 


B 


19 ” 
9 


roar_ 
coat 
goat 
| MOar. 
foes 
boil 


toll 
4 void 
coin | 
join 
food 
good 
hood 
mood 
wood 
hoof”. 
roof. 

| boc K | 
cook ſ 


rook 
j rock” 
fool 
p-ol 
tool 
room 


hoop.” 


hook | | 
| Dek 


ROOp 


door 


poof 
hoot 
foot 
root 


ſoot 


loud 
foul 
foul. 
four 
hour 
pour 
lour 
| 3 


fowl 


bow! 


down 
[own 
town 


Thy 
luit 


a- foct 
a- gain 


| al-wazs 
A -neal 


our 


Wit 


'a-loaf f 
a. -Joud : 


; Syllables of four Letters. 39 *n 
ap- -peal deal-eft lean-ing filers ] 
ap- pear 4 dear-ly | lewd:ly | fa-vour F- 
ar-mour '| de-ceir | maimed ſeal. eth . 
at-tain' * | deem-ed | main-ed lear- eſt 12 
void I de-fear | mair-tain ſeem-eth I 

I ban-quet | de-rain meek⸗ -ly ſeem-ly # 
bare-toor de- vour mi-rour | ſix- teen 1 
bear-ers de-vout | moun-rain ſul-tain i 
beat-en | dif-dain | ob-rain |rear-ing f 
be-head | diſ-join | or-dain {re-nour 03 
be-lief el-bows | pain-fal | vain-ly : 
be- moan Equal par-lour view. ing 1 

be-wail 5 er-rour. peel-ed up- roar of 
deaf- er exceed |per-rain {| watl-ing” +8 
bil-lows" | fail-ech | p'a wair-eth” 1 
boil-ed ] fa-mous | pre-vail | eazneT” 10 
Bri-tain | fau{-ry Pre-ceed | Wealthy 4 

boun-ty Even pour-ed | wean-eſt .. [ 

bowl-eth f fool-ith. | | quar-el wear-ing h 
ceil-ed_ | fore-head |quar-ry .. |Weep-eſt; ; 
cir- cuit 1 foun-tain [quar-ter |weod-en Me. 
cla-mour | gain-lay [quit-red | ap-peat* a 

co- our | gal-lows | rail-ing Ruan 
con-ceal | good-ly | cain-ech | | atTain-ed 1 
con- ceit uibty, rain- bow bar- oa cus 
con-duit Resin read-irig bethead-ed 5 
con- quer | hey-hy rear-e, - be moar- I jb 

con-tain | hear-ing re- deem be-waß e 
cool-ing | ho-nour | re-pair cla-mour- ing 
coun-ſel | hor-rour | re-main | con-q N 1 
coun-cil | Jea-lous, | re-20Wn con-cea!- ing M8 

coun-try in- join | re-:ain de-ceir-ful 

- cour-ted.. journey re-veal de- tain- eſtt 
cut-tain | keepzers'|roar-ing diſ-dain-ful . 
daun: ing iber root-ed leere ter 
dead- 1 la-bour fru-mour enxer- rain ü 

8 ex- 


1 


1 
S 
F 
3 Re f 2 
C 


ex-ceed-ing 
fa-mouſ:ly 
fear-ful-ly 
for-bear- eth 
for- feit- eſt 
gain- ſayl ing 
Se ver-nout 
guil-ri- ß 
hei- nouſ-ly 
in- fa-mous 
Jour-ney-ing 
la- bour- ed 
nu- me- rous 
ob-rain-eſt 
or-dain- eth 


40 The ſecond Kind of 


| pain-ful-ly ] ſuſ-tain- ed 
pe-ri-lous un- be- lief 
per-tain-eth un- certain 

| pha-ri-lees | un- ſeem- ly 

| quar-ter-ly f zeal- ouſ-ly 

| quar-ter-Ing ap- per- tain- ing 
ra- ve- nous | boun-ti-ful-ly 
re-deem- er 1 co-ve-toulſ-ly 

-4 re-hear-ſal j coun-rer-feir-ed 
| re-main-der | coun-re-nan-ces 
re-pair-eth | fa-vour-a-ble 
re-veal-eth | foun. da- ti on 
re- quit-ted | ge-ne-roul-ly 
ſuc- cour-er | le-ger-de-main - 
ſur-feit-eth | queſ-ti-on- ed 


"To this Variation. of Syllables, belong 


as theſe: - 

al-lies I li-ber-ries 
bo-dies | ex-ta-fies 

car. ries fa-mi-lies 
cities gal-le- ies 
co-neys | be- re- ſies 
fol-lies jea- lou- ſies 
Ta-dies le- ga- cies 
na- vies | oc-cu-pies 

ru- bies | ra-ti-fies , [ 
rar-ries ve-ri-ftes 

de: pu- ties | yo-ra-ries 

e- ne-mies | con- tro- ver- ſies 


Nouns Plurals, whole Singel urs end in ), ſuch 


ce-re-mo-nies 


I dit. fi-cul- ties 


in- fir-mi- ties : 

| na-ti-vi-tics . 
| ne· ceſ- ſa- ries 
ſo- lem: ni- ties 
ſo-ci-e- ties 

con- fe- de-ra- cies 
cu-ri- o- ſi- ties 

ge · ne- a- lo- gics 
OP- por-tu- ni ties 


1 Note, When the laſt Syllable of 4 Word ts 


made by a Diphthong, e Mute is never joyn'd to 


l | ; that Mord to frolong the Syllable (all Diphthongs 


being naturally long) except the Syllable end in 


. v. 2. See 


the ſeventh Kind of Syllables 
2 


Hllables of four Letters. 


The Third Kind of Syllables of four Let- 
ters, conſiſts of a Vowel having two Conſc-- 
nants before it, and one Conſonant after ir. 


SECT. 25 


as in theſe arp 8 : 


Le 


brim | Knit | ſtir 
chin | knob | ſtop bleſ. led 
chip | knot | ſwan bloſ-ſonr | 
chop f plat | ſwim ] bol-ſter 
clap 4 plod | than f bram-dle | 
clip | plot. | that brit-tle? 
clog | prop then | brc-rher | 
crab ſhip | thin cham-der 
crib | ſhop þ-his chan-ged 
crop . | ſhot thus ] char-nel 
drab j ſhur trap chap- man 
drag kia trim 2 chat-ged 
dram | skip trod chaſ-tize 
dril | flap | rwig | char-ter 
drop flip twin 7} char-ter 
flag | fluc_ | what | c1a:-rel 
flap | ſmur | when | cluf- rer 
flak ſpan ] whim ] craf- ty 
flax ſped Whip | citm-lon 
flee. ſpin hit crud-dled 
flip | ſpit J wrap ] dan-dled 
fret pot j wren | drop he 
frog þ {pur an-gred | dwel-ler. 
glad | ftab.j an-(wer | fa-bles 
gnat f ſtaff a- pron fa-tHher 
grim | ſtag | ar-cher | flar-rer 
erin | ſtem | au-thor | flut-ter 
grub | be-ſtir | far-rher 


! 


| 


. e her 


8 iad-ly 


glut-ton 


graf-ted- 
gril-tle 
gr.z- led 
ha- tred 


kin-dreg': 
Knit-in 

2 8 

mon-ſt er” r 


mother 
n tril. 

per-ↄlex 
pil-grim 


plat-ter 
pled- ges: 


| pler-ty 
PraC-rice- 


ra-ther 


ſcat- ter 


ſcof. fer 
{ {cur-vy 


\ Prin-ces | 
pro- phet : 
| prol-per.- 


ſcan-dal 


| ſcar- let 


ſcep- ter 


ESE 


* boi « - 
— > 


The third Kind of 


VL 
Fe-cret |} rref-paſls ] fip-pe-ry 
mambles | rrum-per  ftam-mer-er 
ſed-der | wher-ted thun-der-in 
mel-ter | whol-ly | ro-ge-ther 
Skii-ful Jwhim-pled | treſ-pal-les * 
flan-der | an-chor-ed | truſ-ti-ly 
flen-der an- wer ed un- skil-ful 
imel-led | ap-pren-rice | whiſ-pet-ing 
ſpec-kled | blaſ-phe-mer | wi- ther- ed 
ſwad-dled | diſ-txac- ted wor- ſnip- eth 
wal. low j ex-preſ-ſed af. flic- ti-on 
= ſwelled | flat-ter-eſt | an- wer- a- ble 
ſwer-ved Landen or- preſ- ſi· on 
ta- bret lut-ton- ous pet-plex-tty 
© thiſcrles cor- pi- on plen-ri-ful-ly 
= Tthum-mim ſe-crer-ly prin- ci · pa- li- ties 
thunder | fhe'-rer-ing | ſup-plan-ra-ti-on 
= [Ttram-pled lam der-eth | ane 
mric-x 4 | 


hn 


WY 


— 


15 — 
E 
P 


To this Variation do belong 
Tenſes of all Verbs, and the Plurals of all 
Nouns ending in cre, tre, or le, after the fifth 
Kind of Syllables of three Letters. 


the Preter 


a-cres - | kir-ded ſtin-gles con- ſta- bles 
bub- bles man- gles |ri-tles ꝗdiſcci- ples 
car -dles| mum: bles tre-bles feat-a-bles 
Gr-cles no- bles rri-fles fin-tan-gles 
cop- bles | nec-dles wbil-tled ob- ſta- cles 
ta-bles |pic-kles ſwran-gled ¶ pa- ra- hes 
grap- plesſ puc-kles ſwreſ- tes fre. femtbles 
- ein ds rab-bles wrig.· gled ſipecꝭta- cles 
n rat-tles ſwrin-kled flyl-la-bles 
hob-bles! ri-fles © ſcat- bun- cleqtri- an- gles 
jan-gled [0 am- bie! 3 


1 


ters, 


and 


bach 
lack 
pack 
rack 
tack 
bald 
calf 
half 
talk 
walk 
ball 
hall 


Tall 


wall 
palm 
halt 
malt 
alt 

dam 
mf 
band 
band 
land 
and 
wan. 
bank 
tank 
ſank 
Want 


27 Hiables of four Letters. 
86 C 1. 47 


43 


The Fourth Kind of Syliables of four Let⸗ 
ters, is a Vowel with a Conſonant before it, 


nd two after ir, as followeth : 


bend 


back | hard | lend lift Jecockhk 
lack ward mend ſift _ | lock 
rack | harm. rend | high | mock 
ck | warm q ſend J nigh rock 
uck | barn | | rend | gh loft 
bald | warn | bent fign | ſoft 
calf yarn rent | milk bold 
half {carp | ſent | filk | cold 
alk [harp | vent | limb tfoid 
walk | warp | went | hymn hold 
Wall | ba I kept bind ſold 
all | maſs | pepr | kind I told 
all j paſs | wept pmind | wolf 
wall | caſt herb | wind. folk 
am | haſt | herd | king | yolk 
Whale laſt term ting colt 
malt | maſt |yern |} ſing holt 
alt paſt I werr | wing comb 
amp waſt next | pink tomb 
lamp bath. vext | fink. womb| 
band | bath | kick | tink | pomp 
band , path | nick | wink long 
and debt pick fiſt | ſong 
and neck "rick | miſt _ | monk 
wand Perk fick | pit | wont 
bank {Tet tick {| wift | cord 
tank ſelf rich } dirt I ford 
ſank help dect fixt | tr 
want | ſect mixt | word 


Worm 
born 
corn 
horn 
morn 
torn 
worn 
| boſs 

| moſs 
55 
coſt 
hoſt 
poſt 
roft - 
toſt 
buck 
duck 
luck 
muck 
ſuck 
ruck 
much 
fuch 
buff 
cuff 
muff 
puff . 
ruff 

| gulf 


2 19 


* " Py 
* * WW 
ea. „ Gs 


MEFS > * 7 Fs 


PA 


4 The fourth Kind of 

dumb | dung | burn | hurt | juſt | muſt 
rump | ſung turn huſh | luſt {| cuſt 
bung | ſunk | burl | duft | 
back-bite | lord-ſhip | a-mong | co-ops 
back-boneſ migh-ry | a-part com: fort 
bald-neſs | oint-ment| ag cent, com- mand 
bind- eth | part-ners.| aſh-pans com- mend 
bold- neſsraſh-ly |al-ſenr com: pact 
buck- lers | ruſh-eſt al-fift © * | compaſs 
burg-ers ſalt-neſs al-fign I concern 
burn- ed |-ſick-neſs. at- tend con- cord 
| buſh-el | figh-ing back. ward cor-demn 
cart-rope | fing-ing bad-neſs con- duct 
caſt-ing | rem-peſt ba- nin con: feſs 
coſt-ly temp-ters bape-tiſm con-firm 
curb-ing | walk-ed. |bap-tift | con-ſent 
curl-ing | want-ing, bai-rard | con-ſift 
darkneſs f warn-eth {be-half_ | con- ſult 
dark- ned | waſh-eft be-head con-remn.. 
dafh-ed ; Wiſh-eſt | ve-hold - | con-rend 
dirn-ing 2 Jeck be-long con- teſt 
diſh-es flab-ſent be- yond | con- vent. 
falſ-hood j ab- ſurd + bit: tern con-vert 
fiſh · ing ac-cept | bra-keſt con- vict 
frag- ment ac-cord -| bul-ruſh | co-ping. 
gold-en ad-ding bul-lock correct 
hang-ipg | af-fet | ca-bins | corrupt 
hard-nels | af-firm ca- meſt cur-rant 
harm-!eſs } af-tord | carc-lefs: | Cu-reſt = 
help-erh a-larm. | caſe ment dar-ing | 
jeſt-ing | al-mond.|chok-eſt; | deb-ters 
juſt-ly | a'-moft- |chur-liſh, | de-cent 
kind-neſs a- oft ſcel-ars | dec-king : 
king-dom j a-mend; | che-riſh | defect _ 
if man | a-mils eiern de- fend 


a | 


Sylables of four Letters, 45 


de- mand gad - deſt neg- lect ſad-neis 

de- part Sal-lant ne w- nelsſ ſan- dals 

de- pend | gar- land nig-gard | ſa-ving 

de- fart good-neſs| nou-riſh ſer- vant 
de-ſert | go-vern | nur-fing | ſha-king _ 
de-reft {| har-veſt | of-fend | fhe-riff 
dim-neſs hi-ding out- caſt ſi-lent 

di- rect 3 pale neſs ſto-mach 
lil-cern hireding | par-rern | ſub-ject 
liſf-cord | ho-neft per- fect | ftub-born 
li-miſs | houſ-hold per- formſ ſwelling - . 
dil-ſent | hus-band } per-haps | ta-lenr 
tul-ncſs | i-dols | per-vert | rem-peſt 
ar-neft | in-ceſt | pra-ting | ror-ment "I 
elect | in-fant | pre-cepr | rol-hng - - 1 
e. camp in- form prevent | trat-fick 

en- ſi =o in- tent pro- long ru-mulr 
rec in- vent | pro-teſt | ty-rant 

| kic-king | pub-lick | vile-neſs 
| kil-ling | pur-ging vine- yard 
kind - neſs rai-ment | un- juſt 

| kins-folk rea- ſons un- kind 

la: ment re- cord up-hold 

| lean-neſs | re-gard up- ward 
li-ving rem. nantſ ur- gent 
lod-ging | re-pent u-ſurp 
lo-ving | re-port | ut-moſt 
mad-neſs | re-fign | wa-rking 
man-kind! re-ſift wed-ding 

| mocckers | re-ſort | wil-ling 
re · warn] mo- deſt | re-turn | wit-nets 
Fre- ward mo- ment | re-volr .| wWiz-zatd 
ag- ment] mor- ning] re- ward ze · nich 


long mu- ick ſab--battl © © 


S % Sv 


we _ 


46 


con-dem-neth 


di-vor-cing 


a · mend- e 
aſ-ſiſt-erh 
at-rend-eft 
ar-ri-ring 
a-ven-ging 
aug-menr-eft., | 
back-bi-ting | 
back-ſli-ding. 


ab-hor-rin 14 bf 


ba-niſh-eſt | 
| Ex-pec-ting 


bar-ren-neſs 
be-hold-ing 
be-long-erh 
bran-diſh-ing 
chai-len-ging - 
chaſ-ti-zing 
chur-liſh-neſs | 
com-fort- eth 
come: li- neſs 


i 


con-duc-ting 
con-fel-fing 
con- fir-meth 
con-vert-eſt 
cor-rec-ting 
cor-rap-ting | 
de- -cent-ly ' 
de- fend- eth 


de-mand- ing 


£ 


dil-char-geſt | 


di- rect- ly 
dif-oern-ing 


ear- neſt- ly 


The fourth 7 ind , 


e-le-ment 
em-bold-en 
emp-ti-neſs 
en-camp- ing 
en- tice- ment 
 eſ-pou-ſals 
ex-cel-lent 
ex- hort- ech 
ex- cu- ſeth | 
ex- or- ciſt 


ex- tend-eſt 
fer-ventely 
bet 
for-ſa-Ring 
frow-ardneſs 
fu -biſh- ing 
gar-niſh-ed _ 
| Jeſt-ing-ly 
huüm⸗ ble- nels. 
im-part-ing 
im-po-tent 


1 im- pu- dent 


in- no- cent 


| in-tend-erh 


in-te-reſt 
in-vent- eth 


Fin-wardzly 


kind-neſ-les 
la-ment-erh 
love- Ai-neſs 


1 low- li-neſs. 


luik-ing-ly 
ma- ni feſt 
ma- ni- fold 


ef-fec#eth + 
e- lec- ting 


mea- ſu- ring 


* 5 f " 


/ -met- ti- ment 
'F'ra-ked-nels. 


Pp neg-li- gent 


Ii nig-gard-ly 
nol- ſom- neſs 
nou-riſn- ment 


ob-ſer-ving 


nu-tri-ment 
| op-po-ſing 
or- na- mend 
out-ward-ly 


| [ per- fect- y 


per-plex-eth 


1 pur-po-ſing 


ra-yiſh- ment 
rea- di- neſs 
re-bel-ling- 

| re-cei-ving 


re- com- mend 


fre; cord-er 
res fog-meth | 

' re-fu-ling 

| Fe-gard- -eſt 
re- ort-eth 


re- olt-ing 


L 


rot-ren-neſs 
ru-di-ment 
ſa-cra-ment 
ſa-lu-ting 
ſanc- ri-fie 
F-G-lenr-ly 
heres 
ſa-lemn-ly 
ſub-vert-ech 
task · maſ· cet 


ritig-lead-ets 


re 
tel 


reſ-ta-menr ja-bo-liſh-ed}  -je-van-ge-lift * 
ten- der- neſs a- bun- dant: ly e-ver-laſt-ing 
va-ga-bond al- ſump-ti-on | ex-fe-ri-menr 
ve-he-menr bene: vo-lent [ex-tra-va-gant: 


vi-gi-lant |bur-den-ſom-nelsfin-con-ri-nent ! 
un-mind-fu] |ce-le-bra-ting {in-dif-fe-renr 
up-hold-eth |cir-cum-ſpec-rerh|neg-li-gent-ly ' 
u-ſurp-ers [con-fi-dent-ly om: ni: po- tent 
ut· ter- moſt con. tra- dic ting |re-demp-ti-on | 
wicked-neſs Fon WINE | N 
wil- W 116 1 . 


— 42 _—Yy 


n 


» SS #7 


1 | 
ails | aunt | ears eats Di oiks 220 1 
aims earn eaſt | eels ] oats | ours; | oils 


Every Noun or Verb that ends in c, ſh, or 
, hath es, added ro make it Plural, or the 
third. Nester ſingular; as, 


#7 


bun | buſh-es rum ruſh-es 2 ef 
diſh | tifh-es {roſs - | rofcles 5 
fin I fiſh-es win wiſh-cs 
gu - | guſh-es; | ac-ceſs | | ac-cel-ſes 


bus hiſ-ſes com-paſs com- paſ-ſes 
huſh ++ buſh-cs, con- feſs con- fe U ſes 1 
kiſn kilj- Es +4 ble-mm | ble-miſh-es 
loſfss Jol ſes  bul-rvſly | bul-ruſh-es 
wis miſ-ſes - | fi-niſh | fi-nith-es 
paſs _  paſ-ſes | fur-niſh ' [fur-niſh-es G 
piſh | pit-ias- 

en a Mord ends in two Conſonants, e Mute 
it never Put after | it, except inſome few Words 
mentioned in the fixth Kind of Syllables of 
2 222 So 


Syllables of four Letters. 47 | 


48 The fifth Kindof 
TRI * 
The fifth Kind of Syllables of four Le- 
ters, conſiſts of two Conſonants before a 
Diphthong; as, „ - 
| < 
bray I grew | be-wray plea- fant W 
clay | ow de-gree _ | plea-ſure 
flay | ſhew | dil-play  } plow-ing. ack 
fray | flew | em-ploy. | pray-eth. ede 
gray | ſpew | eſ-chew | ſtea- dy elle 
play | ſtew | He-brew | ſtew-ard _ ill 
pray | drie | ne-phew | ſtee-ple one 
- ſlay -] piie pour-rray | rray-ror urg 
ſtay skie blou-dy ttea- cle , 
ſway trie | blue-neſs | rrea-ſure "Is 
claw; ] ſhoo | braw-ler Þ trea-ſon "ee 
draw j thou bree-ches | trea-tiſe the; 
flaw | cloy | bruiſed | trou-bled fixe 
gnaw blow [ choi-ceſt . vrea-rhed "I 
thaw. | crow cloa-thed } ac-know-ledg 
flea | flow clou-dy { be-rray-ing 
plea | grow | clou-red clou- di- neſs 5 
free know | crea-ture | drou- fi- ly Let 
knee | plow | ctee-ple f flou- riſn- eth Al 
thee | flow |} draw-er em-broy-der 
tree | ſnow | drew-eft em- ploy - ment (cra 
r | gree-dy | in-trea-ty [pry 
they blue | grie- vous | im-ploy-erh [tra 
blew | true j know-ing { miſ-chie-vous kri- 
crew .| a-gree | knowl g | ſpee-di-ly fri- 
drew | be- tray | plai- ſter | em- broi- de rer tri. 
f2w | Bo | 
a M 


"Theſe few Syllables are compo;d of Triphthongs: 
5" > buoy view beau-ty | | : 
lieu {adieu | beau-lah/ | 


4 Jllables of four Letters, 49 


SECT. «. 'l 
"| The fixth Kind of Syilables of four Let 


ters, 15 two Conſonants beeween two Vows 9 
es, which Syllable is always in the End of | 
Words; as intheſe following, 


ache | a- ches | {ci-ence [ {ci-en-ces 

edge | ed-ges ] ven-ge-ance | ven-ge-an-ces 
elſe | e | ac-qui-eſ-ces 
ide al-lo w. ance | al-low-an-ces 9 
con- (ci-ence | con- ſci- en- ces | 
dif-fer-ence | dif. fer- en- ces 


once |. _ 
urge | ne-ges 

Though tis ſaid before, that no Nord ending 4 
in tuo Conſonants, has e Mute after it; er 'A 


there is 4 Neceſſity for this Eæception. See the 
Itch Kind of Syllables of five Letters. | 


[ EE CCR A. 
2 — —— —„T DJ * 


SEC LT, 


The ſeventh Kind of Syſlables of four 
Letters, is three Conſomants befete a Vowel 604 
as, | 1 
ſera- ped | ftro-ked _ | de-ſ{crt-bed 
ſpru-cer thre- ſhed ſcho- laſ-tick 
ſtra-dle thri-vech le-pul-chre 
ſtri-kech | chro- ni-cal | ſtra-ta- gem 
ſtri-peth | chro-ni-cles ſtre- au- uus 
ſri-ving chry:-ſtal-line 

Of theſe three Conſonants, the one is always 
a Mute, another a Liquid, the third is always 1 
ſor h, which in theſe Syllables are neither Mutes "i 


. * 


„ 


The Eighth Kind of Syllables of four 
Letters, is a Vowel before three Conſonants; 
as in theſe Words, 


—_—_ -.' els ; ol odds 
lei do- ings 
ants errs dry-ings 
lech fry-ings 
arms ides go- ings 
arts [1 itch 

N 


21 —_— — 


Io this Variation do belong the ſecond 
Perſon of the Preter Tenle ending in et; 
. 1 


dy-edſt i dertray-edſt 
f- edſt I Adiscplay-edſt 


1 gnaw / edſt I flou-riſh- edſt 


know-edſt im- ploy- ec ſt 
pray- edſt j pur-ſu-edft - 
pri-ecſt re- ſcu- edſt 


EY: thew-edft 4 | | va-ln-edft 


There are no more Kinds of Syllables of four 
: Letters, 5 


—_— The eighth Kind of | 


am hw, 2 — — 


e 


OY 


7 


* 


-- 


Wa, A — 5, — worn, Fob Pas Y — 2 2 


e Pokmn boi. hots 


ur 


There are Ten Kinds of Syllables of five 


Syllables of foe OT n * a 


C H A P. v. Sed. f: 


Letters to be exemplified in Order. 


Firſt, A Vowel with two Conſonants be- 
fore it, and two Conſonants after it; as in 
theſe Words, N 


black chant | chef cheſt 
brack plant dre gs | creſt” 
wack - - | ſcant dwell dreſt ü 
crack flant _ (hell preſt Fi 
| knack | charm ] ſmell treſt . 
INC... - | fwarm | ſpell | wreſt . 
ſack ſharp | {well brick | 
track flaſh whelp | crick A 
wrack q cath. | dwelr prick. . I 
chaff gnaſh { fpelr | ſtick 4 
ſtaff flaſh ſmelt chick A 
craft {waſh (welt { rrick xk 
graft traſh ſpend cliff 1 
haft braſs 1 ipent I ſtiff ij 
ſhall glaſs trent clift 9 
ſtall graſs crept rift = 
ctamp / ſcars „ | thigh. 43 
ſtamp ſtars ſtept child + 
brand chart ſwept | imild i 
grand ſmart ſtern | CHE - U 
ſcand ſtart fleſh e 1 
ſtand blaſt | freſh pink 1 
ftang _ | chaſt bless {til 1 
| (wath prels will 1 
wrath | treſs . - . | trill «M3 
| cleft a 4 bleſt 1 blind 1 
| a E.2 prind 4 


* 
* — 


521 Phe frſt Kind of by 
grind ſdirr- nord [trump cr 
trind | skirt i {word drunk b 
bring friih I ſtor'd f ſtunk b 
cling Imith 2 | trunk b 
fling block droſs feclung c| 
ſling fk | gro ſs ſtung cl 
ſting f frock freſt | wrung 2 
ſwing kncck ohoſt _ churl 7 
thng | imock | br: th churm 0 
wring ] ſtock {cloth bluſh d 
brink I ſtolnn I froth f bruſh d 
chinx [ prong . | floth | cruſh ff 
, drink ] thong worth pluſh fl 
ſtink wrong blots cruſt £ 
think I chopt knots truth 5 
flint cropt plots | a-freſh | 
print {| propt | ſpots be-rthink 4 
iet ſtopt ſnuff | be-rroth 
2 ſtorm 3 ſtuff b.-ſhops — 
ſlipt ſcorn skull con- ſtant 
tript {| ſhorn f rrull cou-pling 
= whipr | {worn f plump f cum-breth 
=_ chirp thorn | fump nat | 
flirt | ſtork thump | di:ſtant 2 
ertring hun- dreds ] re- pedt 
#3 ex- pre is in- ſtant rum: bling 
| far-thing {| lin-greth ſack- cloth 
fa-thoms | man-chiid | ſhip-wrack 
| tea-rhers mer-chant | flum-bring 
_ fore-fron: |-min-glefſt | fome-rhing 
| .gold-ſmith | miſ-rreſs | [par-kling 
| hand- taff re-freh ſup- plant 
_— Hhin-dreth f ren-drirgg ] trem-bling . 


« 


. 


Spliatles of ſſve Letter. 53 
tric-kling } flack-neſs ] diſ-· ſem- bleth 
black-neſs_f ſnort-ing out ſtuf. 
blaſt-ing ſpend · edſt in- chant- ment 
blind-neſs | ſtand-eth © 1n-ſtant-ly 
child-leſs | ſtand-ards | in-tar-gleth- 
churn-edſt | ſting-ings o-ver-whelm + 
crack-neſs j thank-ful. re · freſh · edſt 
craſh-ings | thick-neth ſloth-ful- neſs 
criſp-edft | third-ly _ | cranſ-fer-red — - 
drink-ing ſ tranf late | rranſ-form-eth, 
drunk-en |. wrathrful | rranſ-gref-ferk : 
fleſh-ed ] wreſt-ing | un-thank-ful 
fleſh-hook | wrong-ful | e-fta-bliſh-ed-' 
- grind-ing | wrivg-edſt | rranſ-ac-ti-on : 
| knock-edſt | ac-com-pliſh tranſ-por-ta-ti- on. 
prick-eth | de- ſcend- edſt tranſfi- gu- ra· tion 
ſhort-lyß | 


* 
v 2 7 
ä 
1 1 82 — 
, — „ — * 
— 


„Notoſyllable, and d Syllables i in the oat gb: 
Words of the rhird Variation of Syllables of 
four Letters, having s ſubjoined to them, be- 
come Syllables of five Letters under this 
Head; as, | 


chips | ſtops av-rhcrs' | noſ-trils 
clods }{wims |} ga-thers | pilgrims 
dregs | wraps | lord-ſhips | pro-phets+ 
goars | an- wers mon- ſters |} ſe-erets 
knits: | [:: ; | 


_ A 
0 
8 
. 
4 N b 
% 
* N Z 
* 


4 


= .leapC 


* 


. 
brace | ſhar e 
grace | ſhare. 
| Pace | ſnare 
ſpace | ipare 
trace | fare 
blade | ſw: re - 
ſhade | crare - 
ipade | grate 
trade late 
brake { prate 
drake I flate 
eke | ſtate 
ſhike brave 
ſnake clave 
fpake | crave 
ftake | grave 
ſcale | knave 
_ ſtale | ſhave 
whale þ ſlave 
flame | blaze © 
frame | glaze 
ſhame | graze 
thame | glebe 
eranc | plede 
plane þ bribe 
crape þ Price 
grape p ſlice 
| | {ice 


Iu 


S 2: 


L 


4 


ö 


| 


trice 

bride 
chide 
glide 


pride 


flide 


knife 


{mile 
ſtile 

while 
crime 


- rm amed. nas 
| grime 
prime 


flime 
thyme 
brine 


1] chine , 
[ thine 


| {wine 
hine 
trine 


| rwine 


bine 
ſhite 
{nire 
(Pire 


trite 


rh. 
— — 


{mire _ 


whole I ge clare 


54 ue ſecond Kind of 


The ſecond Kind of Syllables of five Ler- 
ters, is a Vowel having two Conſonants be- 
Pre it, and one Cononant with e Mute after 


| white | flere 
write more 
chive I ſtote 
drive | wroze 
T ſhre t drove 
ſtive [gore 
chode ] grove 
trode | prove 
ſtole ove 
1 whole 1 brute 
drone {| flute 
a Os "Ig: 
prone | brace- let 
| ſhone bride-maid 
ſtone | ſhame-ful | 
| prope | ſ>ike-nard 
ope |} ſtate-ly 
{core | there-by 
ſhore | there-fore 
(nore | | there-in- 
4 ffore | rhere-of 
{wore | where-with 
whore” « hole=ſ{ome 
choſc | ap prove 
Cole - | au-itcre 
froſe c m- phire 
| profe cor elude 
{ thoſe (oon. trite 


Gals 


Fyllables of froe Letters, 55 
dif-clole | in-flame | en-ter-prize 25 
diſ-grace | man-drake hy- po- crite 
doc-trine | mil-ſkone | ſpite- ful- neſs 
en. grave | moi-fture truce-brea-kers 


en- mare ob- cure there-up-on 
&-icape per- wade | there- un. to 
e-ſtare re- prove | where-with-al 
ex-clude | re- ſtore nn-blame-ful-ly 
fruſ-trate I re-ſpire where-ſo e-ver 


dail- ſtone | cerle-drate | where in ſo-e- ver 
m- brace 0 


— —_— 
6 * 8 6 


Theſe Words having s ſubjoin'd to them, x 
| become Syllables of fix Letters, according to 
their ſeventh Variation, as blades, brides, &c. 
Except thoſe chat end in ce, ge, ſe, xe, xe, 
which, having s added to them, increaſe 
their Syllables. | 


| bla-zes | diſcloſe | -diſ-clo-ſes. 


blaze 3 
clo'e | cl-fes | diſ-grace | dif gra-ces © MK 
. grace f gracces | im-brace im-bra-ces, ß 
ſpice [| ipi-ces- f pur-chaſe | pur-cha-les* *” 


age | ſta-ges | 


| 


56 The third Kind of : 


SE CY 45 


| 
The third Kind of Syllables of Ae Let- | 
ters, is a Diphthong having two Conſonants + 
before it, and one Conſonant after it; as 
in theſe Words, : | | 
Gail peak creed 2 : f 
frail ſteak freed | ſpies. 
ſnail | wreak | ſpeed | tries | 
plain ſteal | ſteed | choak | 
chain fwheal jcheek cloak | ö 
drain cream {creek croak l 
grain dream | Greek Imoak N 
plain | fteam knee! roan i 
flain ; theam ! ſteel 1 Proll 1 
ſtain clean wheel  fpoil : q 
_ twain ] glean. | wreel blood b 
fwain ] quean I green | brood b 
brawn blear ven Red 5 
drawn {| chear } creep | ſtood 1 
fraud | clear | ſheep | brook . E: 
claws 4 ſhear -] ſleep I ſhook of 
+, flaws | ſmear | fteep. | ipoon fc 
- gfraws ] ſpear | [weep ſwoon: - 15 
thaws ſtear fleet droop le 
bread {wear greet | ſcaop 1 
dread | bleat | ſheer  *{fRoop ME 
knead Icheart weer troop 
plead I great their floor 
Read ffweat brief I ſhoor 
tread ] treat chief cloud 
ſheaf wheat grief | ÞFclour 
break | bleed | thief ꝑrout 


freak |} breed {| flies hour, 


re-frain 


Syllables of five Letters. 57 
ſnout [| ſhew-bread | proud. ly 
ſpcur un-clean  ſhcar-ings 
ſtout wor-thies ſheep- fold 
trout aſ- ſem- blies | ſnoot. ings 
brown hand-ker-chief | ſhoul-ders. 
crown | bleat-ing ſlec p- dſt 
drown brawleings {moak-ed 
flown breakefaſt ſpeak- er 
grown breed-edſt ſpoib-eſt 
known broad-er ſquab- ble 
ſquat broil-eth ſteal-eth 
ſq ub ſ cheer-edft ſtoop- edſt 
fruit chief. eſt ſtout-neſs 
ſquob | chiet-ly  {wear-eth 
a-broad | choak-edft: | fwnecr-nh 
ab-ftain. | clean-fing ſwo: medſt 
a-fraid | clear-neſs rrain-edit 
a. ſleep} clcut- ed tread.ings 
be-ſtead - crook-eth blood -thirſ-ry 
ee crown-edſt | cheer-ful-neſs 
com-plear | drown-ed com-"lain-edſt 
ex- tream glean-ings de- fraud-eih 
ex ploit | grear-eft de ſpair- ing 
de- ſpair greet-ings  dif-creer-ly 
for-{wear | groan- edſt en: treat · ed 
imeplead I knead-ing e- ſteem- ing. 
le- prous | kneel-edit pro- c aim- eth 
pro-claim | plead-edſt | un- fruit · ful 


SECT. 


% 
%.. 


The fourth Kind of 


ne $1 * = Fs > o . 
* [7 Ti = oh » — 


3 


The fourth Kind of Syllables of five Ler- 
ters, is a Diphthong with one Copſonant be- 
fore ir, and rwo Conſonants after it; as, 


maids | beard | reign | booth | a-board 
fails {| heard | veins. | rooth a-bound 
halls | fear'd | field | deubr ] account 
nails roar'd | wield | couch | af-fairs. 
pails f ſear'd | yield } touch | an-guiſh 
Hils | fearn | board | vouch }-a-noint 
tails | learn | hoard | tough | ap- point 
faint | bears | roard | dough | al-laulr 
paint ; fears ] ſoar'd j hungh be: neath 
laint | pears | coals | reugh | co-lours 
taint tears | foals | rough | com-pound 
faith | wears |'boafſt could con- ceits 
ſaith years coaſt {| foui'd f con- found 
bairs -| heart {! roaſt |-mould | ex- pound 
waits | beaſt | loath | woyld fre- quent 
laugh | feaſt | math j bound j grey-hound. 
fault |} leaſt joint found | he-rauld 
daunt | death f moiſt | hound | pro-found 
haunt | heath goods | pound | re-counr 
taunt | deeds | foods | round re-bound 
dawbs | feeds {| roods | ſound || ru-mours 
peach | heeds | woods | wound | ſafe-guard. 
reach | feeds | books } count < | ſo-journ: 
teach | weeds | looks | mount | couch- ing 
realm {leeks | rooks gourd | couch-es 
dealt | ſeeks | ccols | mourn g count. ing 
beams | weeks fools | court I daugh-rers 
ſeams | weigh | pools mouth | doubt- ful 
meant | feign I rools | fourth | doubr- eſt 


Syilables of five Letters. 


| 59 
faing-eth ] moiſt-ned vaum-ing 
faint-neſs | mourn-ers weigh-ing 

8 faith- fu! | naugh-ty yield-edſt 

on feaſt- ing | nejgh-bours | Young: eſt 
goats-hairs | point- ed ' youth-ful 
guild- ed | quick-nerh ap-point-ment 
havgh-ry | quick-ſands | e-lo-quent 
neark-ning reach. ing | feign-ed-ly 
hough-ed ] feeth-ing *{ haughe-ri-neſs 
laugh-idg | ſound-nels | lan-guiſi-ed 
laugh-rer | {outh-ward | re-queſt-ing 
learn-ing | reach-erh | un-learn-ed * 
loath-ing | rouch-ing weigh-ti-er 
loarh- ſome | | 

2 | ME Ss. 
nd SECT. 


1 The fich Variation of Syllables of five 
5 Leiters, is a Vowel having one Conſonant 
before it, and three Conſonants after it; as 


d. in theſe Words, 

1 "FM _ | Gghr |.canſt |] nurſt 
packs | belch depth purſt 
racks welch | march | earth 
lacks filch | parch ] birth 

1 didſt milch q works | mirth 
midſt | filth corps forth 

fifth {combs ] burnt | north 
fight | rombs | firſt worth 
light dempt | gorſt myrrh 

might | rencth ] burſt | caſts. 
night ninth curſt laſts 
*\ 2M * month | dutſt maſts 


catch 


N F hs es, 
* 3 9 9 
. SIE 


„ Tue ffth Hind of 


catch | car-ches | birch birck-es 

march | mar-ches | dirch ditch-es 

patch pat. ches witch wirch. es 5 
Warch ] wat- ches borch botch-es l 

fetch fet· ches | | | i 

— — — a — — — — t 

burſt-ech | witch-craft | en-ſigns t; 

carch-edfſt ab- jects | ja-cinth 

earth-ly 1 a-mends F mid-nighr 


d 

firſt- born a-right | ſe-venth d 
lanch-ed cal- ledſt diſ-tinct-l f. 
light-ning I cau.ſedſt | e-le-yenth f. 
march. edſt | chan - gedſt | be. witch · edſt h 
 month-ly | char-gedſt J up-right-nels | 1; 
parch-edft de- light burnt-of- fer- ing n 
P 

fi 

a 

a 

b 

Ci 

d 


parch-ments | diſ-parch 


—— 
— 


The Nouns belonging to the fourth Kind 
of Syllables of four Letters being made Plu- 
rals, and the Verbs being put in the third 
Perſon ſingular, by adding thereunto f, happen 

under this Variation; as do allo theſe Words ; 


following, 7 
halls l islands ſuck- lings 

walls in-fants I ta-verns F. 
warrs kins-folks | thou-ſands hb 
bells -- | lan-rerns ti-dings EZ n 
wells | lo-cuſts toſ- ſings p 
frag- ments | pa-rents I wiz-zards 5 2 
gar- lands pre- ſents in. chant- ments 

gra-vings | ſer-pents in- no- cents 1 

| {er-yants | 


| or-na-ments 


head-bands 


- 


44 ”_=_ We 
TAY 
1 bf 
"n 
2 Ee 1 * 
* 1 


5 2 F P ve Ferres . 
e 


The ſixth Kind of Syllables of five Letters 
is an Exception from the fourth Variation of 
Syllables of four Letters, conſiſting of a 

| Yawel with one Conſonant before it, and 
* | two Conſonants with e Mute after it; as in 


theſe Words following, 


dance rie-vance |} con- fi-dence 
dunce |} hence-forth di- vorce-ment 
fence | of-fence I fur the- rance 
force pre- ſenſfe main: te- nance 
hence e { pef-ri-lence 
lance - # pro-vince - { re-com-pence + 
mince pru-dence | | re-ve-rence © 
pence rid · dance  {uſ-re-nance 
'F fince | ſen-tence tem- pe- rance 
ab- ſence | ſi-lence vi-o- lence 
a-merce | ab-fti-nence cor- re- ſpon· dencẽ 
J ba-lance ab- un- dance be- ne · vo- lence 
con- vince | at-quain-rance in. ce l. gence 


7 de- fence | aſ-ſu-rance. 1 RG 
n 


nl I. theſe, and ſuch ke Wards, the e Murs 
s i, put to make the c ſound "EI which 3 
| thay like k. oe” 


os — 3 — | —— 
4 * 


- falſe ſenſe { diſ-perſe 41 per-verſe 
| 


| horſe j verſe | horſe-leach | re-verſe . 
nurſe | worſe | in-cenſe } OY 
purſe I a-yerſe | li-cenſe - 1 


NN ſingle Noun nor primitive Verb can as 
in a fingle. s, but hath always e Mute after it, 
that its Elural may be formed by Adding $ onl 


"& 


/ 


62 : 


The fixth Kind of 
Moreover, with a Liquid before ir, hath 
not the force of a Conſonant to produce the 


Sound of its Vowel, 


without e Mute added 


to it. 
3 badge bad-ges | 
_ forge | for-ges 
hedge hed-ges 
judge jud- ges 
large 1 lar-geſt 
lodge 4 lod-geth 
purge . pur-ges 
ridge Irid-ges 
wedge 4 1 wed-ges 
a-venge - a-ven-geth 
_ en-large '| en-Jar-gedſt 
Wy  know-!edge | know-led-ges 
BB large-nets 1 lar-ger 
re- xenge | reven-giftg 
ſel-vedge | ſe-ved-ges 


- ac-know-led ge 


The Bell rang. 


{ 


10 theſe Words ending in 
is abſolutel) neceſſary to ſoften the Sound of 
{4 08 appears in the three following Words. 


The Forreſter dorh my 


1 xc-know-led-ged 1 


The Bird doch /img. The Fire doth nge. 


err doth Jpringe In a. Snare or Springe 
Fow! are taken. J 


oy 


_ — 


—̃—̃— —ͤ— — 2 


l 
ob. ſerve 


re- ode 


* 


1. appears char no Word 
will end in v, (tho there be 
pre- ſerve pa Liquid before it) wit hou 7 
an e Mute „ 


g. the 8 


de O99 


1 
\ 
[ 
t 


* 
— — 


= ect 9 15 OO 


— Ty jw 


* : 
: 


quake er- quite 
quite 


Syllables of fue Letters, 83 


| haſte To diſtinguiſh it from * Signs, 
waſte haft, waſt, paſt. 

paſte ( Moreover, { before t © hath not the 
taſte * Power of a Conſanant to produce aSyllable, 


ine th 17 originally but one Letter, and 
ſithe F therefore will ws e Mute after it. 


% 


U 8 x f * ſe * IT 
9 - — — eee 
\ b * 


SECT: 7. 


The ſeventh Variation of Syllables of five 
Letters, is an Exception from the ſecond 
Variation of Syllables of four Letters, e Mute 


being added to the End of a Word aſter theſe 
Conſonants, c, g, J. v, , for the Reaſons be- 
ä forementioned, as in theſe Wordg 
cauſe louſe | ſouce | de-ceaſe 
ceaſe {mouſe | voice per-ceive 
gauge Fnoife a- piece re-ceive 
geele {| nooze | be-cauſe re- joice 
gooſe. | peace ] be-lieve | re-leaſe - 
houſe I rouſe be · ſiege re-lieve 
juice | ſauce con ceive ] un- looſe 
leave | lege ö e 


— * 


guide be- guile * theſe Words, the 1 * 


uile ker Bug ry to 2 to make i it found”: 
be fore 1. 
e Sets alſo the u is an At- 


re-quire # ways follows; 


gue. de- quite 


thon 55 


tenance to q, which it al- 
ug / fo that the ua 


and ui are not oper Diph- 


x 
2 


6 The l e 2 
SECT. 3. 


From theſe Exceptions, ariſes the eighth 
Variation of Syllables of five Letters, end- 
ing in gue, or que ; as, 


* rogue ]-ca-ra-Jogne ob-lique 
Yegue _—- | de-ca-logue - | pub-lique 
co:-logre I di-a-legne re- lique 
ec-logue e- pi-logue rrat-fique 

. pre-:ogne * = n- a gogue erche ique 
In theſe, and ſuch like Words, the u hardens 


the Sound of N and e Mute produces the 
Sound of the . 


; SECT. 8 


The Nick Kind of Syllables of five Let- 
ters, conſiſts of three Conſonants with either 
a Vowel and one Conſonant after ir, or with 
6 tans.) after it; a8, 


— 


ſhred Pa men 4 threa-ten . 


4 


ſplit ſtran-gers | Chriſ-ti-ans 
ſpred ſtrawv-ed ( di:ſtreſ-ſed 
ra f frip-peth | e. ſtran- ged 
ieee } ſtruc- ture dn 
: 1 3 iſtrug-gling I de- ſcripꝰti- on 
throw | a-ftray de- ſtruc- ti-on 
Acrip-rare | de- ſtroy | in · ſcrip-· tion 
5 „ a 


i ; 
8 ' - X 9 ; * 
0 * 5 22 3 
4 — 
5 - i 
. * P 


WE wow Ho rd nan a a c-. 


5 N Wa = 


lowing Examples. 


bakes 


bones 
cotes 


cures 


doves 
files 


lakes 


lives 
miles 


na ves 


robes 


rules 
ſaves 


ſores 


tares 
vales 
vines 
votes 
Note, es 75 never 4 Syllable, but always Mis > 
in the End of a Word, unleſs it follows c, B, 1, Ya ; 
2, ch, ſh, fl. . . Eh 


4 


E : Sales of froe Letters. 65 


The tenth Kind of Syllables of five Lets - 
ders, is a Vowel between two Conſonants, 
made long by the Mute es, as in the fol- 


wades 
wares 


| yokes | 


1 


| armeholes 
be· ſides 
be- times 
de- bates 

' . Þ er-gines 
fi-gures 
gen- tiles 
lives 
paf-·tures 
pic-tures 
plea: ſures 


— 


{ pol-lutes- | 


| pre-pares-. 


re-vives 


ſan-dales 


ſome- times 


ven- tures 


u- nites 

vo- lumes 

e- pi-cures 
el-ti-mares - 


I fa-vou-rites 


me-di- cines 


„ Phi- liſ tines 3 
5 potne-gra-nates 22 


po- ten-tates 
pro- ſe- lytes 
ſy-ca-mores 


_ | un-a-wates 


% 


CHAP: 


» N . . 
4% = Je * — ti = * <a — _ ©, 1 846 WY 5 = 7 
— 


. 
* 
n r — , "= Phe pos 
« 2 wo, e 12 
ey _ — - 2 — 
5 _— 


A * * * — - * * 1 
— — : CIs 1 1 * — 
en 8 WM + wt, _ ** - 
LR Pa - . * 


— NE ͤV— 


. ad 
OW... 


5 
RF 


" EEE 2 9. 
3 — 
n 


SI Rabat.” 
PAY : : 4% 


04” 7 be 2 Kid 7 


CHAP. VI. Seck. 1. 


There are Ten Kinas of Syllables of f 
Letters, exemlifitd in n, as. here 
followeth. | 


" "The firſt Kind of Syllables. ok Ex Letters, 
contains a Vowel, with two Conſonants be- 
fore, and three Gonſonants after itz 25 my 
_ the Words following, | 3 


blocks |] ghoſts 1 stick e 


2 


bright | pſalms- | ftorks af. fright 
bricks | ſcorch | thanks: ¶ a- thirſt 
chinks | skirts | thighs I brigh-neſs 
chips | ſnarch thinks I church-es 
church | ſparks,, thitſt I crafts: 
churls ſtacks .| thangs -| de-ſcends 
cracks | ſtalks | thumbs | mer-chanrs 
' - crumbs 4 ftamps trench witch; ctafts 
cCrurch j ſtanch { trumps af. fright- ed 
drinks ſtanks b truths ; Tos 
S flocks | | 


Sl. 


[ 4 f 
. 
F 7 ar 26 BY 
. 1 4 4 . x; 


"FEE" 27 


Taft Conſonants f into 65 More: >. FE the Ex- 
'E amples. | | 
Hades ] knives ſmites ſtores _ writes 
brides ſcales ſpokes | 
- craves | | fcapes | ſtakes I twines 


| de-clares 


«Y grapes | flares | itones Whores e-ftares 


© blanch | knight |ſtings - wren 
branch | knocks. | ftinks |} wrongs : EE ok. 


The ſeoond Variation changeth FW two 


tripes 1 ap- proves 


. crimes} ſnaves | ſtaves whales en. graves 


þ 


confifts of a. Diphchong, having two Conſo- 
namts before ir, and as many after it; as in 


1. 54 Py e Letters.” _ 


fryl- rates, 1 per-ſwades q = 1 Al theſe; «Si 1 | 
infflames . | re-proves | 1 
mil-ſtones | re- ſtores guides be- guiles if 
„„ W re-quires ll 
— — — — 1 
1 . ET... 2 
The third Kind of Splabie of fx Laters 


; 
Eren 6 ns 
SL DEE ons 2 


The fourth Kind of Syllables of ſix I | 
ters, confiſts |of a Diphthong, having ene 
| Conſonant before ir, : 
| ker it, as here followeth. | _ 


8 


dearrh 
doubts 


beaſts 
boards 


pought 


| 


theſe mn; 
blains | prieſt Fairs! a- ground 
breach quails ſtools . | 
| breaſt | (heard | ſwears | ap-proach _ 4 
breath” } ſheath | ſweers {| be-rrorh vx 
broach q ſhield _ f ſweept j de-frauds 
chaunt J ſhould | fwoons breach - es 
coath } ſmooth | theirs cloath-ed 
clouds | ſnails . | though * friend-ſhip _ 
cours -| ſpeaks treads preach- ing 
ctouch | ſpeech _ troops flaugh-rer 
friend | ſpoil'd | rrough | ſpeech eſs 
ground | ſpoons | N 7 1 1s 197 755 
growth-| ſpouts | wreath ¶ in- croach- ment 
plough | quint er ee 
— "wp [ 1 ooh 2 
SECT: 4. | . - 


and three Conſonants 


faults heakks hon ghs 
fought | hearth JF Toth. : 
gourds height | mounts _ 


naught 
quench | ſought 1 a- gainſt launch- ed 


warmth lancht winkſt t. 


' The fifth Rind of 
mouths | faiors wounds lo- jours 
ſearch { yoaths I health-ful! 


realms | Rae ot aſ-ſaults Ran uench-edft + 
reigns [ wealth | be- ſought ad 


rounds weighs re- queſts 


Sometimes e Mute ſupplics che Place c of the | 


middle Conſonant; as, 


beeves | be- lieves Irc les 


leaves | con- ceives I re-lieres 
nnn 7 


0 ＋ 355 


TY 
The ffi Kind of Syllables of fix Taners : 
conſiſts of a Vowel with one Conſonant be- -| 
fore ir, and four Conſonants after it; as in 


theſe Words, - 15 | | 

births | bu its 1 at- tempts 
depths | cateht | ny | de-lights 
eighth | dicht fold | ja-cynths 
lei fetcht boldſt iy. ventſt 
length f marchr | lendſt mid. nights 
months | matchr warkſt pto- longſt 
nights - patcht talkſt ſout-matcht 
remprs {| warcht | rurnſt in- ſights 
be-witcht 


E. Mute. 


tenths: I harcht ' | wantſt 


— 


— 


r r . 


0 
a 
1 
f 
F 


- 


to, rv, th, ft, as in the following Words. 


calves | ſolves © | refalre _ | haſtes 
delves | wolves {| them · ſelves | paſtes 


© I helves | diſ-folves  raſtes 
falves | ob-ſerves | fithes - | waſtes: 
| ſerves ] pre-lerves | tithes 


82 


8 
e— 
in 


1 
8 


* — 


n. 


All Words of the Eighth Kind of Syllables 


of five Letters being made Plural, by ad- 
ding /, may come under this Kind; as, 


8 N 
ec-logues | riſque | ob-liques 
pro-logues ca-ta-logues | re-liques 
fa-rigues I di-a-logues | ca-tho-liques 
tongue - | e-pi-logues - | ſu-do-rifiques 
einque { ſyn-a-gogues | 

S CT. 6. 


The fixth Variation of Syllables of fix 
Letters, conſiſts of a Vowel, having rwo 
Conſonants before ir, and two Conſonants 


with e Mute after ir; as, 


. 


bridge | glance | ſcarce whence 
chance | grudge | ſpunge diſ-charge 

change | pledge ] fledge | ex-change 

- charge | plunge | ſwerye | in-trigue 

drudge | prance | thence | mis chance 

France | prince | trance | thence-forth 

fringe | quince | twelve Þ o-yer-charge 


SyDables of fix Letters, 69 


e Mute may be taken as a Conſonant after 


— 


} 


- 
- 


"20. The eighth , 
1 Ae 7: 


The ſeventh Variation of Syllables of fix 
Letters, conſiſting of a Diphthong, having 
two Conſonants before ir, and one Conſo- 
nant with e Mute after it; as in theſe Words, 


e 


bruiſe | flowiee vleaſe | | ſpoule © 
cheeſe. - | gleane | ſhowre > | de-creaſe 
b; choice | | greaſe | ſcoure | dif-pleaſe 
4 chooſe | greece | ſleeve in- creaſe 
i cleave | grieve Ee, 
. > - 
3 3 wo RI | FE SE C of „ 
ne eighth Kind of Syllables of fix Les 


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ſchiſm I ſprigs | throng nine 
ſcral! f ſprung | chrums | thruſt-ing 
ſhrank ſtring | chruſt _ | chreſh-1ing 
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ſprang {| ſtruck : 
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