English Visible Speech in Twelve Lessons : Illustrated
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\ Irish vowel in Dublin, come, etc.
1: Variety of the preceding.
i Irish in world, !3£Ci)C0©.
i Irish vowel in her, sir, etc. American a in Chicago.
64 TEACHER'S PAGE.
READINGS.
In the following Readings the differences in quality be- tween accented and unaccented vowels are occasionally shown.
The sign of a "held" position (♦) is required only in connexion with consonants, such as final / and n in little, given, etc. Vowels do not require quantitative indication, because every given "quality,"... in English, is invariably of the same " quantity." Thus i and J are always long, when accented; i is short, except before r; T is always short, etc.
The vowels in the final syllables ant, ent, — apt to be elided as in pleasant, present, etc., — should always be pronounced.
65 READINGS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
\ Irish vowel in Dublin, come, etc.
1: Variety of the preceding.
i Irish in world, !3£Ci)C0©.
i Irish vowel in her, sir, etc. American a in Chicago.
64 TEACHER'S PAGE.
READINGS.
In the following Readings the differences in quality be- tween accented and unaccented vowels are occasionally shown.
The sign of a "held" position (♦) is required only in connexion with consonants, such as final / and n in little, given, etc. Vowels do not require quantitative indication, because every given "quality,"... in English, is invariably of the same " quantity." Thus i and J are always long, when accented; i is short, except before r; T is always short, etc.
The vowels in the final syllables ant, ent, — apt to be elided as in pleasant, present, etc., — should always be pronounced.
65 READINGS.
I. ia333?;25.
U3S U]6 MjS UIiSXU30.
2. S9l2i50]9.
XCii SJOli! wl3J5 wl 03x00 XffiS QXW'l'^ -[^C mI ffiXDUU, Oi lilS 3lCii®]8 alioISCB 3CDJS JCD 03?; X^Sffi D(i)Ilu5I'iSa5 33X I CO}Wl OjO).
3. OIC02^.
Oi DwI'oilliS OXWU lu!
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