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P HILO LOGY

Grammar .

' Aving obferv’d a great Difficulty in truly writing what is Pro- u>-

nounced, or truly Tronouncing what is Written, either inOur Alphabet'"

own or Foreign Languages, by the ordinary Alphabets now in L y Mr. Lodwick!

_ use,anfing either fromthe Wantof some Letters, or the Differ- ” -l8ä- t- ,1<f -

ing Pronunciation of the fame Character or Letters in differing Languages.andthe Irregularities of its various Sounds in any one Language, I saw a Neceslityof some such Expedient as 1 have here attempted, viz,. An Universal Alphabetswhicb stiould contain an Enumeration of all such Siegle Sounds or Letters asare

used