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t, and how uttered, --examp. of, second pers. sing., negat., throughout the verb LOVE, conjugated. _Some_, classed, --vulg. used for _somewhat_, or _in some degree_, ("SOME _longer_," SANB.). _Somehow_ or _other, somewhere_ or _other_, what the construc. _Somewhere, nowhere, anywhere_, &c., their class, and how should be written. _Sort_, see _Kind_. _Sound_, of a letter, commonly called its _power_, --_elementary_, of the voice, defined. --_Sounds_, simp. or primary, numb. in Eng., --elementary, what meant by; are few in numb.; their _combinations_ may be innumerable. --_Vowel_ sounds, or vocal elements, how produced, and where heard; what those in Eng., and how may be modified in the format. of syllables; do., how may be written, and how uttered. --_Consonant sounds_, simp., in Eng., how many, and what; by what letters marked; in what words heard. --_Sounds_, long and short, SIGNS used to denote them. --_Sounds_, a knowledge of, how acquired, --importance of being early taught to pronounce those of one's native lang. --Passage exemplifying _all the letters_, and _all the_ SOUNDS, in Eng. --_Sounds of the Letters_, treated. _Speak, to speak_, what is meant by. _Speaker_, why often speaks of himself in the third pers., --represents himself and others by _we_, --in Eng., should mention himself last. --The _elegant speaker_, by what distinguished. _Species_ and _figure_ of words, what so called, --unsettled usage of the lang. with regard to what relates to the latter. _Species_ and _genus_ of things, how admits limitation by the article. SPELLING, defined. --_Spelling_, how to be acquired, --cause of the difficulty of its acquisition, --Rules for, --_usage_, as a law of, --uniformity and consistency in, how only can be attained. --The _right spelling_ of a word, what, PHILOLOG. Mus. --_Oral spelling_, how should be conducted. --Charac. of BROWN'S rules for _spelling_. _Spondee_, defined. _St_, unsyllab. suffix, whether, wherever found, is a modem contrac. of the syllable _est_. _Standards_ of English _orthog._, the books proposed as such, abound in errors and inconsistencies. --Whether we have a system of Eng. ORTHOEPY worthy to be accounted a STANDARD. _Stanza_, defined. --_Stanzas_, uniformity of, in the same poe
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