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Found inside – Page 892A conviction of its utility made me desirous of arranging the Greek and Latin proper names in the same manner , and more particularly , as the pronunciation ... Found inside – Page 1361Properly speaking the arrangement should have been by the Anglo - Norman forms of words , that is , those used in England ... The late Mr. H. Nicol endeavoured to arrange the words by their English sounds in the xvith century , but this would ... Found inside – Page 648And , lastly , when the number of words procurring to its terminations ; anii ibis arrangement nounced with a different accent are nearly cqual , I forud of ... Found inside – Page 49A conviction of its utility made me desirous of arranging the Greek and Latin proper names in the same manner , and more particularly as the pronunciation of these languages depends more on the termination of words than any other we are ... Found inside – Page 111Organise to have atlases available or arrange to go to a library where ... Model the pronunciation of the places and allow time for students to note the ... Found inside – Page 1350Having collected a large number of these , the next business was to arrange them , not a priori , but à posteriori , by an examination of actual characteristics , and finally to suit them with a notation agreeing with the arrangement . Every one ... Found inside – Page 49The necessity of this view induced me . several years ago , to arrange the whole English language according to its ... of arranging the Greek and Latin proper names in the same manner , and more particularly as the pronunciation of these ... Found inside – Page 67Tout s'arrange. Pronunciation: Too sa raang. Translation: Everything can be arranged. Meaning: Everything shall be taken care of. Found inside – Page 13If you are able to locate a teacher who addresses pronunciation systematically , arrange to visit the class . Make a list of the techniques that the teacher ... Found inside – Page 119A conviction of its utility made me desirous of arranging the Greek and Latin proper names in the same manner , and more particularly as the pronunciation ... Found inside – Page 169218 I will go immediately . 219 Let us pay homage to the omnipotence of the Creator . 220 I think I have cause to complain of such unjust treatment . 221 I will arrange your affair . 222 Thou wilt arrange thy things . 223 He will arrange his books ... Found insideA conviction of its utility made me desirous of arranging the Greek and Latin proper names in the same manner , and more particularly as the pronunciation ... Found inside – Page 220... that in top-down processing we first determine grammatical structure and then arrange pronunciation are doomed to failure (see Schl ̈uter 2005). Found inside – Page 84George So , did you arrange for an interview ? Jess Yes , for July 6th George July 6th ? Are you joking ? That was yesterday ! Jess I'm not joking . Found inside – Page 87arrangé pour ça : d'abord il est sans soucis , et en paix avec tout le monde . Jus . - Il doit avoir un secret pour jouir d'un aussi heureux privilége . Found inside – Page 434A general view , The operation of cutting for the fistula . or a collection of heads or parts so arranged as to Syrtis , sēr'tis , n . A quicksand . exhibit a general view of the whole ; conspectus ; Syrup . Same as SIRUP . abridgment ; compendium ... Found inside – Page 50The necessity of word from which these patronymics are forved . this view induced me , several years ago , to arrange the And , lastly , when the number of ... Found inside – Page 247The words which form these classes are arranged in reference to their spelling , their pronunciation , and their meaning . In the first class we have words pronounced exactly alike , and different in spelling and meaning ; in the second class ... Found inside – Page 68See also cuo below Y. tshu' L. ts"u:'5' E. tshah establish, place; arrange, manage Y. tshir L. tshufi' E. tshoh place, arrange, manage. Found inside – Page 1096As Improved by Todd and Abridged by Chalmers ; with Walker's Pronouncing ... to arrange the And , lastly , when the number of words pronounced whole English ... Found inside – Page 1350Haring collected a large number of these , the next business was to arrange them , not a priori , but à posteriori , by an examination of actual characteristics , and finally to suit them with a notation agreeing with the arrangement . Every one who ... Found inside – Page 23Properly speaking the arrangement should have been by the Anglo-Norman forms of words, that is, those used in England by speakers of Norman-French. Found inside – Page 107А conviction of its utility made me desirous of arranging the Greek and Latin proper names in the same manner , particularly as the pronunciation of these ... Found insideThe necessity of from which these patronymics are formed . this view induced me , several years ago , to arrange the And lastly , when the number of words pronounced whole English language according to its terminations ; with a different ... Found inside – Page 2609The primary arrangement tion of Pronunciation as a first step in the ... The con- index of characters arranged according to the ference decided to use the ... Found inside – Page 892A conviction of its utility made me desirous of arranging the Greek and Latin proper names in the same manner , and more particularly , as the pronunciation ... Found inside – Page 1047These words , and several others , the analogy of English pronunciation . ... several years ago , to arrange the wholo English And , lastly , when the ... Found inside – Page 327... which he wrote ídola , did not arise from ignorance or false pronunciation , but because the Greek word had the o long , but the accent nevertheless on ... Found inside – Page 31Act of Arterialize , är - tē'ri - al - Iz , vt . To make Arranged , a - ránjd ' , pp . Put in order ; arrogating ; proud and unjust assump- arterial ; to communicate to venous adjusted tion . blood the qualities of arterial blood . Arrangement , a - ranj'ment ... Found inside – Page 34Together with Principles of English Pronunciation and a Key to the Classical ... to arrange the And , lastly , when the number of words pronounced whole ... Found inside – Page 1350Having collected a large number of these , the next business was to arrange them , not a priori , but à posteriori , by an examination of actual characteristics , and finally to suit them with a notation agreeing with the arrangement . Every one ... Found inside – Page 71The words in columns (A) are pronounced with the vowel [ ]. ... One will call out her/his cards and the other will arrange them accordingly. 5. Found inside – Page 23Properly speaking the arrangement should have been by the Anglo - Norman forms of words , that is , those used in England ... The late Mr. H. Nicol endeavoured to arrange the words by their English sounds in the xvith century , but this would ... Found inside – Page 77Arranged on the Basis of the 15th London Ed. of Butter's Etymological Spelling Book and Expositor Henry Butter, Richard W. Green. Found inside – Page 51A conviction of its utility made me desirous of arranging the Greek and Latin proper names in the same manner , and more particularly as the pronunciation ... Found inside – Page 15Being a Just Standard for Pronouncing the English Language, Containing the Rudiments of the ... as in ziotice , arrange , pronounced notis , arranje . Found inside – Page 107A conviction of its utility made me desirous of arranging the Greek and Latin proper names in the same manner , and more particularly as the pronunciation ... Found inside – Page 44In my own scheme I undertake to supply their deficiencies and to arrange the consonants into true philological order . The nature of the deficiencies supplied , appears on a comparison of my scheme with that of the others . As regards the true ... Found inside – Page 7See Art . The limb which reaches from ARRANGEMENT , år - rånje ' - ment , s . The act of putting the hand to the shoulder ; the large bough of a tree ... Found inside – Page 107A conviction of its utility made me desirous of arranging the Greek and Latin proper names in the same manner , and more particularly as the pronunciation ... Found inside – Page 34The necessity of from which these patronymics are formed . this view induced me , several years ago , to arrange the And , lastly , when the number of words ... Found inside – Page 1096... to arrange the And , lastly , when the number of words pronounced whole ... of rendering the classical pronunciation of To all which avantages it may be ... Found inside – Page 1367Properly speaking the arrangement should have been by the Anglo - Norman forms of words , that is , those used in England by speakers of Norman - French . Found inside – Page 49The necessity of this view induced me , several years ago , to arrange the whole English language according to its ... of arranging the Greek and Latin proper names in the same manner , and more particularly as the pronunciation of these ... Found inside – Page 54The consonant CS action and the IS actions are not enough to discriminate their pronunciations. Therefore, we have to arrange different sounding areas for ... Found inside – Page 1367Properly speaking the arrangement should have been by the Anglo - Norman forms of words , that is , those used in England ... The late Mr. H. Nicol endeavoured to arrange the words by their English sounds in the xvith century , but this would ... Found inside – Page 51A conviction of its utilitv made me desirous of arranging the Greek and Latin proper names in the same manner , and more particularly as the pronunciation ... Found inside – Page 892The necessity of this view induced me , several years ago , to arrange the whole English language according to its ... desirous of arranging the Greek and Latin proper names in the same manner , and more particularly , as the pronunciation of ... Found inside – Page 1350... the next business was to arrange them , not d priori , but à posteriori ... and finally to suit them with a notation agreeing with the arrangement . Found inside – Page 1367Properly speaking the arrangement should have been by the Anglo - Norman forms of words , that is , those used in England ... The late Mr. H. Nicol endeavoured to arrange the words by their English sounds in the xvith century , but this would ... 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