book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem,' thin, thou. may receive the termination al for the adjective, and to that may be added ly to form the adverb; as, agrestic, agrestical, agrestically. bär, fall, what, prey, marine, pin, bird, möve, Words of four syllables, accented on the third. em blem at ic al chi mis tic al pha bet ie ap oplec tic an a logie an a lyt ie an a tom ic a pos tol ic a rith met ie as tro log ic as tro nom ie a the is tie at mos pher ie bar o met rie be a tif ic bi o graphic cab a list ic cal vin is tie cas u ist ic cat e chet ic cat e gor ic chro no log ie col or ific cos mo graph ie dem o erat ie di a bol ie di a lee tic di plo mat ie di a met rie di u ret ie . en er get ie e nig mat ie ep i lep tie ep i dem ie ep i sod ie. er e mitic ic eu cha ris tie ex e get ic frig or if ie ge ologic ge o met rie hem is pher his tri on ic hypocrit ie hy per bol ic hy po stat ie hy po thet ic idiotie in e las tie jae o bin ic lap i difie the o logic the o erat ie the o ret ic to po graph ic ty po graph ic zo o graph ie ne o ter ic zo o log ie or tho graph ie un pre lat ic pan the is tie e o cen tric Thermometrical observations show the temperature of the air, in winter and summer. bọọk, dõve, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. Words of five syllables, accented on the fourth. An ti seor bu' tie ar is to crat' ie char ac ter is tie en to mo log ic ep i gram mat ie gen e a log ie lex i co graph ie mon o syl lab ic or ni tho log ie os te o log ic phys i o log ie ich thy o log ie The following words rarely or never take the termination al. bär, fall, whạt, prey, marïne, pin, bird, mövė. Words ending in an, en, or on, in which the vowel is mute or slightly pronounced: jet' ti son Är' ti san her' is son Words ending in ism, retaining the accent of their primitives. Mo nas' ti cism ne ol' o ġism at' ti cism goth' i cism pa ral' o gism Cath' o li cism ep' i eu rism jes' u it ism lib' er tin ism ma te' ri al ism mon' o the ism nat' u ral ism pat' ri ot ism pol' y the ism pros' e lyt ism phar' i sa ism prot' est ant ism prop' a gand ism per i pa tet' i cism pro vin' cial ism an" gli cism van' dal ism gal' li cism No. 137.-CXXXVII. Words ending in ize, accented on the first syliable. book, döve, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. No. 138.-CXXXVIII. Words of four and five syllables, retaining the accent of their AP co hol ize primitives. lib' e ral ize prod' i gal ize pros' e lyt ize a nath' e matizeme mo❜ri al ize puri tan ize The combination of letters ng, has two sounds, the open, as in sing, singer, long; and the close, as in finger, linger, longer. In this work, the open sound of ng in accented syllables. M |