Primary Phonography An Introduction to Isaac Pitmans System of Phonetic Shorth
Primary Phonography An Introduction to Isaac Pitmans System of Phonetic Shorth
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Example; v \ ire; 'Y early; REMARKS.
The nucleus, the necessary part of a syllable, is the vowel or diphthong; it is this of which upward and downward R, are respectively advance and rear guard.
SV / fai-ry \^/ The rule for the downward R, however, does not apply when it would cause an awkward joining or an undecided outline ; as in /-A roar, which should always be written I/ / \ Nor does the rule apply when it would interfere with 24 PRIMARY PHONOGRAPHY.
the compactness of a word, b...y carrying it too far be- low the line. Thus, fortify should never be written In a word containing no other consonant but R, with a vowel both before and after it, write the downward R. Example; array \ WORD EXERCISE ON UPWARD AND DOWN- WARD R AND CH.
Write the following words in phonography, according to rule for the upward and downward R : Tire, right, wrote, tore, door, road, rat, tar, tarry, are, ray, array, reap, peer, fire, rough, fur, furrow, sire, rise, arise, farm, firm, ring, wring, wringer, rich, arch, yard, Richard, rear, arti- choke, wear, sir, rush, chair, share, rash, arm, armor, manner, fear, reef, roar, crack, care, cringe, range, danger, fringe, where, brook, trunk, crib, cheer, cheery, choir, rare, sour, our, hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Example; v \ ire; 'Y early; REMARKS.
The nucleus, the necessary part of a syllable, is the vowel or diphthong; it is this of which upward and downward R, are respectively advance and rear guard.
SV / fai-ry \^/ The rule for the downward R, however, does not apply when it would cause an awkward joining or an undecided outline ; as in
the compactness of a word, b
Write the following words in phonography, according to rule for the upward and downward R : Tire, right, wrote, tore, door, road, rat, tar, tarry, are, ray, array, reap, peer, fire, rough, fur, furrow, sire, rise, arise, farm, firm, ring, wring, wringer, rich, arch, yard, Richard, rear, arti- choke, wear, sir, rush, chair, share, rash, arm, armor, manner, fear, reef, roar, crack, care, cringe, range, danger, fringe, where, brook, trunk, crib, cheer, cheery, choir, rare, sour, our, hour.
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