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all' fuch' enlightened Brit'ons as wifh' to re'nder their

mother tong'ue, the univers'al one of all' Europe, &c.

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the fame materials, ha've a fa'menefs in man'y thou'fand

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word's; efpec'ially, in the following E'ng-lifh termina

tions, from the La'tin, Greek' and Fren'ch.

ience. patience, experience, patience. experience.

ounce, pronounce. I' renoûnce, prono'ncer. Je reno'nce,

and. I demand. to command, Jedemande.commander.

cle. or'acle. mir'acle, cir'cle. ora'cle, mira'cle. cer'cle.

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fa'bre. o'mbre.

a'cre. lu'cre.

ce'ntre. fçep'tre. let'tre.

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aftrolabe. preface.

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accola'de. chama'de,

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a'ge. paʼge. Pa'ge.

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are. I declare. to prepare. Je declare, preparer.

ede. ide. I' acce'de. to decide. J' acce'de, deci'der,

ore. ure. I'adore. pu're. na'ture. J'adore. pu're. natu're.

py.phy. philanthropy. philofophy. philanthropie. philofophie.

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collo'que. folilo'que.

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falai're. folitaire.

purgatoi're. tranfitoi'r.

exta'fe. herefi'e.

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try. ty. en'try. felic'ity. en'tity. e'ntree. felic'ite. e'ntite'.

ufe. uf'e,s.u'fe,v. abuf'e. abu'fe. u's,ufa'ge.u'fer. abu's. abuser.

ace. fac'e. grace. embrace, v. grac'e. fac'e. embrass'er.

oice. voice. choice. choofe, u. voix. choix. choi fir.

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uce. produce, s. produc'e, v. prod'uit. produi're.

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ige. lieg'e. fieg'e. oblig'e, v. lige. fiege. obliger.

Aba'ndon, abafe, abbot, ab'befs, adiêu', apoftrophe,