Vowel Measurements
Vowel Measurements
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' A forward variety of it forms the first element of di (as in ' I ', * die ', ' eye', ' height, ' * light 'j; a slightly retracted variety forms the first element of ati (as in 'cow', 'out', 'plough').
10. E : the unaccented vowel in ' again ' ' better ', * ogre ', 'sofa'. It takes the place of an r (except r between spoken vowels) or final -er, after i and ^ (as in 'dear', 'payer', 'there': pro- nounced die, p^e, etc. ).
11. I: as in 'eat', 'feet', 'receipt', 'suite'. I measure the second hal...f of the vowel : the first half tends slightly towards ?.
12. I: as in 'beard' 'Erie', 'fit', 'merely', 'near', 'steer', ' win '. An ? that tends somewhat towards / regularly precedes final / and i before a voiced consonant, as in * fee ', ' feed ' (pro- nounced fii, fiid?) When i is unaccented, as in the last syllable of sitl ('city') or niktd ('naked'), it is slightly flattened and retracted, approaching e in sound. Compare Sweet's ' Primer of Phonetics ', pages 15, 74, and 77.
13. ^: as in 'fate', 'great', 'straight'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' A forward variety of it forms the first element of di (as in ' I ', * die ', ' eye', ' height, ' * light 'j; a slightly retracted variety forms the first element of ati (as in 'cow', 'out', 'plough').
10. E : the unaccented vowel in ' again ' ' better ', * ogre ', 'sofa'. It takes the place of an r (except r between spoken vowels) or final -er, after i and ^ (as in 'dear', 'payer', 'there': pro- nounced die, p^e, etc. ).
11. I: as in 'eat', 'feet', 'receipt', 'suite'. I measure the second hal...f of the vowel : the first half tends slightly towards ?.
12. I: as in 'beard' 'Erie', 'fit', 'merely', 'near', 'steer', ' win '. An ? that tends somewhat towards / regularly precedes final / and i before a voiced consonant, as in * fee ', ' feed ' (pro- nounced fii, fiid?) When i is unaccented, as in the last syllable of sitl ('city') or niktd ('naked'), it is slightly flattened and retracted, approaching e in sound. Compare Sweet's ' Primer of Phonetics ', pages 15, 74, and 77.
13. ^: as in 'fate', 'great', 'straight'.
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