A Pronouncing Spelling-Book of the English Language
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SYLLABLES LIABLE TO BE CONFOUNBED.
93 VII. Words containing syllables, or parts of syl- lables, pronounced alike,... or nearly alike, but spelled differently.
1, Words in which the penultimate syUaUe may he mistaken for another of a similar sound.
Sf'fa-ble a-gree'a-ble a'mi-a-ble a-yaira-ble a-Yoid'a-ble blam'a-ble .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A heavy weight. An Eng-.
lish borough. A feeling of delight. A doughty knight. The officer is absent on a furlough. My nearest neighbor. A drachm is the eighth of an ounce. A schism in the church. A beautiful yacht.
A bad catarrh. Phthisis and phthisic are terms used to denote coni sumption. An heir to an estate. An honest man. The honor of & good name. How many minutes in an hour ?
SYLLABLES LIABLE TO BE CONFOUNBED.
93 VII. Words containing syllables, or parts of syl- lables, pronounced alike,... or nearly alike, but spelled differently.
1, Words in which the penultimate syUaUe may he mistaken for another of a similar sound.
Sf'fa-ble a-gree'a-ble a'mi-a-ble a-yaira-ble a-Yoid'a-ble blam'a-ble .
cbaii^e'^-bie com-busHi-ble c^n-tempt^i-ble €on-yert'i-ble cor-rupt'i-ble de-fen^ si-ble ar'msi-inent fH'a-ment dec're-ment M'e-ment de-§Tr'a-ble Ss'ti-ma-ble for^mi-da-ble laugh' a-ble (lajr) m&n'a^e-a-ble p^Va-ta-ble peace'a-ble ex-ten'si-ble im-pos'si-ble m-falli-bl©- m-flex'i-ble m-fu'si-ble per'ish-a-ble prSf er-a-ble rea'fon-a-ble re-ceiv'a-ble re-spect'a-ble toFer-a-ble vul'ner-a-ble m-Yi§'i-ble man'di-bie re-vers'i-bie vend'i-ble a-ment, e-ment, i-ment.
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