* Soft G is equivalent to J; Soft C to S, and hard C and Q to K. X is equivalent to K and S, as in box, or to G and Z, as in exalt. + WH is pronounced as if the H preceded W, otherwise it would be pronounced W-hen. R should be slightly trilled before a vowel. For further instructions, see Sanders and Merrill's Elementary and Elocu tionary Chart. SUBSTITUTES FOR THE VOWEL ELEMENTS. rai as in sail. re as in English. au " gauge. ce " been. ay " lay. sieve. For Long A. ea " great. For Short I. women. " deign. u " busy. they. " build. symbol. daunt. hautboy En Flat A. heart. 4 beau. guard. yeoman pause. ew " sew. boat. hoe. For Broad A. groat. soul. " flow. « shoe. na " was. hair. For Short 0. { ou “ hough. For Intermedibear. low “ knowledge ate A. 66 where. reau " beauty eu feud. " weak. dew. adieu. iew view. your. ie w brief. cue. pique. suit. “ her. “ sir. For Short U. oe" does. dead. For Short E heifer. your g. leopard For Short jo wolf. Slender U. ou " would. For the Diph- thong OU. joco die. For Long 1 choir. There is no pure Triphthongal guide. sound in the language. Buoy is equivalent to bwoy. U being a I consonant. love. SUBSTITUTES FOR THE CONSONANT ELEMENTS. suffice. *lph “ sphere. was. " J. 9 “ gem. Xerxes. treasure. “ can. azure. o ch " chord. fusion b.1gh “ hough. glazier. l " quit. n " conch. 8. “ cent. ocean. and " faced. ci " social. 1 phth “ phthisic. chaise. si " pension. vSf " of. sure. | $8 " issue. Y. i “ valiant. i ti " notion. CH. ti " fustian. Stephen. |