What are the rules for splitting words at the end of a line? In
printed texts, especially those with narrow columns, it's
necessary from time to time to divide the last word in the line,
and put some of it on the line below. The computer's automatic
word-breaking system can execute this, but sometimes the output
is 'wrong': tran + scend or trans + cend, des + pite or de +
spite, the + rapist or ther + apist and go on and on. Yet
dictionaries are far from unanimous about word-breaking. That
being said, I wonder if there are any 'rules' or guidelines that
can be helpful in word-breaking actions.