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Ring Rang Rung

Wring [52]Wrang Wrung

Fling Flang Flung

Cling -- Clung

[52]Hing Hang Hung

String [52]Strang Strung

Sling -- Slung

Sink Sank Sunk

Drink Drank Drunk

Shrink Shrank Shrunk

Stink [52]Stank Stunk

Swink -- -- Slink -- Slunk

Swell Swoll -- {314} Melt [54]Molt -- Help [54]Holp -- Delve [54]Dolv -- Dig -- Dug

Stick [54]Stack Stuck

Run Ran Run

Burst -- Burst

Bind Band Bound

Find [54]Fand Found

Grind -- Ground

Wind -- Wound

Upon this list weobservations and statements:--

1 That, with the exceptions of _bind_, _find_, _grind_, and _wind_, the vowels are short (or dependent) throughout

2 That, with the exception of _run_ and _burst_, the vowel of the present tense is either the _i_ or e

3 That _i_ short changes into _a_ for the singular, and into _u_ for the plural forular for the only ones preserved

5 That the _i_ in _bind_, &c, changes into _ou_ in the plural forms; the only ones current

6 That the vowel before _le exception of _run_, always _i_

7 That the vowel before _l_ and _r_ is, with the single exception of _burst_, always e

8 That, where the _i_ is sounded as in _bind_, the co considered as a_drecka_ and _drikjan_), it may be stated that _i_ short, in the twelfth class, precedes either a liquid or a mute of series _k_

Frolish forularity; and frolish for: _viz_ that _i_ or _u_, short, before the consonants _ular, and into _u_ for the plural foral, becomes _ou_; that _e_ before _l_ becoed

This stateeneral as the one that, after a coes, we are enabled to ht,

1 That, in the words _bind_, &c, the _i_ was once pronounced as in _till_, _fill_; in other words, that it was the si _ey_; or at least that it was treated as such

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