The Pronouncing Spelling Book: Adapted to Walker's Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, in which the Precise Sound of Every Syllable is Accurately Conveyed, in a Manner Perfectly Intelligible to Every Capacity ... |
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... soft shot trot Short ǎ . blur bunn bŭrr bust chům drůb slur done purr důst drům grůb buff burl busk cliйb dove drug tuff hurl mŭsk klub love plug gush hush hump just jump must Short ŭ . mŭmp 10 WORDS OF ONE SYLLABLE .
... soft shot trot Short ǎ . blur bunn bŭrr bust chům drůb slur done purr důst drům grůb buff burl busk cliйb dove drug tuff hurl mŭsk klub love plug gush hush hump just jump must Short ŭ . mŭmp 10 WORDS OF ONE SYLLABLE .
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... soft : the chicken's bill is hard , like bone . OF THE FISHES . How many legs have fishes ? Fishes have no legs at all . How do they walk then ? They do not walk ; they swim about in the water ; they live always in the water . Charles ...
... soft : the chicken's bill is hard , like bone . OF THE FISHES . How many legs have fishes ? Fishes have no legs at all . How do they walk then ? They do not walk ; they swim about in the water ; they live always in the water . Charles ...
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... soft , clean , shining feathers . Birds build nests in trees ; that is their house . The wolf has a den ; that is his house . The dog has a kennel . The bees live in a hive . The pigs live in a sty . Can you climb a tree ? No. I am ...
... soft , clean , shining feathers . Birds build nests in trees ; that is their house . The wolf has a den ; that is his house . The dog has a kennel . The bees live in a hive . The pigs live in a sty . Can you climb a tree ? No. I am ...
Page 82
... soft , and of a lively green ; the fruit is a small fig , when ripe of a bright scarlet . The Hindoos are peculiarly fond of this tree ; they con- sider its long duration , its outstretching arms , and over- shadowing beneficence , as ...
... soft , and of a lively green ; the fruit is a small fig , when ripe of a bright scarlet . The Hindoos are peculiarly fond of this tree ; they con- sider its long duration , its outstretching arms , and over- shadowing beneficence , as ...
Page 85
... soft bread , which it somewhat resembles in taste , but is much sweeter . The trees afford the natives an agreeable and refreshing shade ; the leaves afford excellent covering for their horses ; of the inner bark of the small branches ...
... soft bread , which it somewhat resembles in taste , but is much sweeter . The trees afford the natives an agreeable and refreshing shade ; the leaves afford excellent covering for their horses ; of the inner bark of the small branches ...
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accent added to words bàlm beasts beautiful birds bless body bread bright Charles cock colour consonant corn creature dăm diphthong Doctor of Laws doth drow ending with silent evil fear feet final consonant fish flowers frol fruit fûl găl grass hair hand horse hurt insect iton keep lăn legs Lesson letter lion little boy little lamb look Lord malt liquor man's name mark Monosyllables Monosyllables ending Mother never night orthography òû pěr Perry pět play poor praise pray preceded puss quoit Rule sâu sentence sět sheep shine Short ǎ silent e single vowel sleep soft song sound spelling sweet syllable tăn tell thee thin thine thing thôn thou throw tiề tree triphthong tron văn verbal noun walk wind wings words ending young
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