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Epes Sargent
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Pageant. Con-ta'gion, cour-ageous, * These words being classified in reference to the soft sound of g, the !ta!i« ^zing I f that letter, as in other instances where it has the soand of > in ti^ il r«liimei is here dispensed with.
100 sauNpa of f, o hard, j, k.
con-togiouii,cur-mucl'geon, e-gre'gious, out-ra geoaa — Ad-van-ta'geous, sac-ri-le gious.
Words in which ch has the sound ofk.
When arcli, signifying chief, begins a word from the Greek Ian* guage, and is followed by a vowel, it is pronou
...noed ark^ as ii arch'tve, &c. ; but when arch is prefixed to a word of French or Saxon origin, it is pronounced to rhjnic with march ; as in arch^ bishop^ arch'Jiend^ &c.
15. Ache, chasm, chord, chrome, chyle, conch, scheme, school, loch, chrism. — Anarch, anchor, arch'ives, cha os, chem'ist, chlo'rine, chorer, cho'ras, chronic, distich, drach'ma, ech'o, ep'och, lich'en, mech'lin, monarch, orchis, p^ls'chal, sched'ule, schir rus, pi'broch, scholar, schoon er, stomach, strych'ntne, sumach, te'trarch, tro'chee, cho'ral, mas'tich.


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