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canal. Birds _rise_ in the air. _Arise_ can often be appropriately substituted for _rise_. =Rampant=--r[)a]m'pant, not ram-pant'. =Rapine=--r[)a]p'[)i]n, not r[)a]p'een nor r[=a]-peen'. =Raspberry=--r[)a]z'ber-ry, not r[)a]ss'ber-ry nor rawz'ber-ry. Worcester gives raz'ber-ry and raes'ber-ry. =Rational=--r[)a]sh'un-al, not r[=a]-shun-al. =Rationalist= (r[)a]sh'un-al-[)i]st), etc. =Recess=--re-c[)e]ss', not r[=e]'c[)e]ss. =Recherche= (Fr. recherche)--r[)u]h-sher-sh[=a]', not re-shersh'. Worcester gives r[=a]-sher-sh[=a]'. =Recluse=--re-kluse', not re-kluze'. =Reconnoissance=--re-c[)o]n'no[)i]s-saence, not rek-on-nois'sance. Worcester gives re-c[)o]n'no[)i]s-saence'. =Reconnaissance= is another method of spelling. =Recriminations=, not _mutual recriminations_; the word itself tells of the _mutuality_. =Redolent=--r[)e]d'o-lent, not red[=o]'lent. Diffusing odor or fragrance. =Relevant=, not _revelant_. Pertinent; applicable. =Relic=, not _relict_, when that which remains, a corpse, or anything preserved in remembrance, is meant. =Relict= means a widow. =Rendezvous=--r[)e]n'de-v[=o][=o], not r[)o]n'de-v[=o][=o] nor r[)e]n'de-v[=o][=o]z. Worcester gives r[)e]n'de-v[=o][=o] and r[)e]n'de-v[=o][=o]z. The plural is =rendezvouses= (r[)e]n'de-v[=o][=o]z-ez). =Requiem=--r[=e]'kwi-em, not r[)e]k'w[)i]-em. Worcester gives both pronunciations. =Resume= (Fr. resume)--r[=a]-z[=u]-m[=a]', not re-z[=u]me' nor re-z[=u]'m[=a]. Worcester gives rez-u-m[=a]'. =Reticule=, not _ridicule_, when a little bag of net-work is meant. =Reveille=--re-v[=a]l'y[=a], not rev-a-l[=e]'. Worcester gives the first and re-v[=a]l'. =Ribald=--r[)i]b'ald, not r[=i]'bald. Low; obscene. =Ribaldry= (r[)i]b'ald-ry). =Rinse=--r[)i]nss, not r[)e]nse nor wr[)e]nch. "_Wrench_ your mouth," said an uneducated dentist to a patient after _wrenching_ out a large molar. "Thank you," replied the patient. "_You_ have done that, but I'll _rinse_ it, if you please." =Ripples=, not _riffles_. =Romance=--ro-manss', not r[=o]'manss. =Roseate=--r[=o]'ze-at, not r[=o]z'[=a]te. Worcester gives r[=o]'zhe-at also. =Roue= (Fr. roue)--r[=o][=o]-[=a]', not r[=o][=o]. Worcester
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