ore. ure. I' adore. pu're. na'ture. J'adore. pu're. natu're. py.phy. philanthropy. philofophy. philanthropie. philofophie. 3 2333 I 33 I 3 2 falai're. folitai`re. purgatoi're. tranfitoi'r. exta'fe. herefi'e. 223 2 2 f 2 3 2 try. ty, en'try. felic'ity. en'tity. e'ntree. felic'ite. e'ntite'. 4 3 4 3 docil'e, facile. fertile. 3 cri'me. fubli'me. tem's. fin'. divin'. ti'en. 3 3 2 f'igne. f'igner. daigner. 4 3 4 3 23 2 actif'. pafsif'. deri'ver. I I I 2 do'fe. pro'fe. ro'se. ne'z. 2 2 use. uf'e,s.u'se, v. abuf'e. abu'fe. u's,ufa'ge.u'fer. abu's. abuser. ace. face. grace. embrace, v. grace. fac'e. embrass'er. oice. voice. choice. choo'fe, v. voi'x. choi'x. choi'fir. ige. lieg'e. fiege. oblige, v. ge. fiege. obliger. 41 34 4 I 4 3. I I 243 abominable, academy, arc', a'rcher, avarice, &c. Bag' I 3 I 4 I 4 I 2 I gage, ball, balance, ballad, ballet, ban', ba'ndage, a I .3 3 2 3 2 3 2 43 beau', a belle, beauty, a bill'et do'ux. Chai'fe, chevalier, chart'e, blanche, connoiffêu'r. Dac'tyle, daddă, danger, dat'e, debauchee'. Ecla't, ecclesiaft'ic, e'cho, eclip'se, 3 3 2 I I 4 I 34 2 4 3 44 Ke'rmes, kib'la. Labial, legal, lib'eral, liêu'. Machin'e, marine. Na'fal, negoc'e, nec'tar. Oblique, oeilla'de. Parr, pann'ier, pa'pift. Qua'rt, qua'train. regicide, rab'bin. Soup, fourc ́e, fub’'tile, fubt'le. Te'te vedette. Xang'ti, xenʼia, xebec'. Ya'cht, ya'm. Zenith, I give the preceding ta'ble of terminations and word's, I I 32 4 I a's a small' fpecimen of the grea't ease with which 2 I 3 I I tong'ue, which' i's but a very rich' com'pound of the When a foci'ety of good' and learned Gen'tlemen fhall 3 3 I 2 3 2 I have published new' book's, containing all the wealth' I 3 3 I 2 I I I and beauties of the ancients and moderns; we may fom'e of which' a'te it's multiplicity of na'fal vow'els; the hiff'ing ss of it's conjunc'tives; the repeated r of it's future tenfes ; it's impolite and obfce'ne expreffions; French has a very plea'sing (liaifon) catena, a'nd is Fong' fyllables; for which' reafon o'nly, it is mo're uni |