bull, bullock, bull'y, bu'l-rufh, full', fulfil', full'y, pull', 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 pullet, pulley, June, July', junior, juniper, jurat, ju’rist, ju'ry, puss', juvenile, fu'icide: And in all' word's 3 1 I 2 I 4 2 begin'ning in fuper, fupra or fupre; as, fu'perable, fu pe'rb, fupercilious, fuper'ior, fupe'rnal; fupralap'fary, fuprem'acy; and in fug'ar, fu're, put', v. (put', s.): And in word's in uf, not' preceded by lor r; as, bush', pufh, &c. excep't cufh', cufh'ion, gush', hush', mushroom, RU'LE, u. u'. This' u. u. is a perfect diphthong, foû'nded lik'e iou, to a Fren'ch ea'r, and gives to its pre ced'ing con'fonant, what I call', a diphthong or li'qûid foû'nd: It has' its third' foû'nd when followed by e, or by a con'fonant, with e sil'ent; as, blue, cu'e, du'e, mu'e, abu'se, v. abuse, accu'fe, uf'e, s. u'fe, conduc'e, duk'e, pu're, endu're (excep't when preceded by r, as ru ́le, rud'e, ru'e :) And when' accent'ed at the e'nd of a fyll' able; as, beauty, cu'ba, du'ty, Europe, fuel, glu'er, K 2 I 3 4 (gru'el,) hu'man; and in fuch' prefix'es, wherev'er the ac'cent may be ; as, curiosity, duen'na, dura'tion, 2 3 3 3 3 I 33 euph'ony, fur'y, human'ity, music'ian, num'erous, pudic 3 I 3 2 ity, cal'culate: And in all similar positions u preced 4 2 2 3 I I I I 23 2 4 I 3 I I 4 ed by any con'fonant, ba'ring tho'fe alread'y except'ed, has its third' found, according to Sher'idan. Query? Oûr u has its 3d found in all' prefixes in uni; as 2 I 3 4 3 31 I 2 2 I 4. unit'e, un'ion, univerfe; and when' it makes a fyll'able; as u'fury, ufurp'er, utility, min'-u-et. We fa'y min"-ute, RULE, W. W, when a vowel, i's the fub'stitute of u, and is joîn'ed to anoth'er vow'el, with which' it fo'rms either a diphthong or a di'graph; but makes no' per 3 . 3 fect foû'nd or fyll'able by itself: And therefore may This' auxiliary is plac'ed aft'er a, e, o, d, s, t; or, be 3 2 I I 3 3 3 2 2 I fo're h; a's, la'w or law', fêw', (low') loŵ', dwarf, fŵa'n, twelve, twice (excep't two',) what', when', whim', 3 whom', whurt', why'. W, when' it forms a diphthong, 2 3 3 has' the circumflex ac'cent over itself or its preced'ing 2 2 I voŵ'el; and, when a di'graph, is printed in ital'ics, as above, and as in awe, awful, awl, êw'e, fêw', owe, bow, bow', how'. W, when before b, fo'rms a diphthong, as if placed after h, thus, what', (hŵat',) when', (hŵên',) whim' (hŵim',) &c. Thus, we fee that aw and awe found like our broad' a; ew and ewe like êu or u; ow, when' a diphthong, lik'e aou, and, when a di'graph, lik'e 2 3 2 2 2 4 3 2 2 I '; aw, awe always a di'graph; ew, ewe always a dip'h thong, and ow fometimes a diphthong, fometimes a 9, in the following word's, a'lways a diphthong; و الله 2 2 J 2 2 I 2 3 2 as, bow', v. s. bowels, bower, boŵer, bow'line, brow', brown', clown', cow', coward, crowd', crown', dow'ager, dow'dy, dow'ery, dowlas, down' (pot up',) doŵ'n, (soft, 2 I 3 2 2 2 feath'ers, a valley) downs, droŵn', droŵ'fe, floŵ'er, foŵl', |