Part 29 (1/2)

Orthography Elmer W. Cavins 12180K 2022-07-22

”_C_ is silent before _k_ in the same syllable. _C_ is silent in czar, victuals, muscle, corpuscle, indict, and Connecticut.”

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EIGHTH YEAR.

#[First Month.]#

”_D_ is silent before _g_ in the same syllable.”

edge hedge ridge lodge misjudge wedge budge bridge sledge judgment pledge drudge fudge begrudge lodgment

#[Second Month.]#

”_G_ is silent before _m_ or _n_ in the same syllable.”

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#[Third Month.]#

”_H_ is silent when it follows _g_ or _r_ in the same syllable.”

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#[Fourth Month.]#

”_K_ is silent before _n_ in the same syllable.”

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#[Fifth Month.]#

”_N_ final after _l_ or _m_ is silent.”

hymn contemn solemn limn d.a.m.n kiln condemn column autumn

#[Sixth Month.]#

”_T_ is silent before _ch_ in the same syllable.”

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