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Shaw, William

 
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Did, God, 7864. After the broad vowels a, o, u, if: is founded with the palate, as do, two; do, to him 3 club/7, black. D before I) and after i in the termina tion of a word is mute, as bzmm'db,' a reaper, fgriob fiidb, will write but db in the beginning or middle of a word is pronounced as y in the Englifh words you, your, yellow, yawl; thus, dbuit, to thee, is pronounced yuit; dbiol, to drink, is nearly yaw]. The termination adb IS pronounced as awy in the word lawyer.

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Did, God, 7864. After the broad vowels a, o, u, if: is founded with the palate, as do, two; do, to him 3 club/7, black. D before I) and after i in the termina tion of a word is mute, as bzmm'db,' a reaper, fgriob fiidb, will write but db in the beginning or middle of a word is pronounced as y in the Englifh words you, your, yellow, yawl; thus, dbuit, to thee, is pronounced yuit; dbiol, to drink, is nearly yaw]. The termination adb IS pronounced as awy in the word lawyer.

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The different kingdoms of England, after fome time, uniting and forming one great monarchy, became too powerful for the inhabitants of the Low Coun tries of Scotland, and obliged the Gael and the Gail], or the flrangers of the Low Countries, for the gee neral fecurity, likewife to become one, in oppofition to the Englilli. The feat of government, which fled before the Romans to the well and the illands, where the Palladium had hitherto remained fecure, at this period having no enemy north of the Tweed, was removed to Scoone, afterwards to Dunfermling, thence to Edinburgh, and at lafl is arrived at Well: minfter. The Kings of Scotland, with the court, now reliding in thofe parts where a dialect of the Saxon was fpoken, and having in times of peace greater intercourfe with the Englilh, the Scots at length became the court language. From this pe. Riod we may date the decline of the Galic.

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