KEY TO PRONUNCIATION. sound is variable to, and in ordinary utterance actually becomes, the short u. sound (of but, pun, etc.). Thus: a as in errant, republican. as in prudent, difference. i as in charity, density. o as in valor, actor, idiot. ä as in Persia, peninsula. ē as in the book. Ở as in nature, feature. A mark ( - )under the consonants t, d, S, z indicates that they in like manner are variable to ch, j, sh, zh. Thus: tas in nature, adventure. das in arduous, education. $ as in pressure. ? as in seizure. y as in yet. B Spanish b (medial). ch as in German ach, Scotch loch. G as in German Abensberg, Hamburg. # Spanish g before e and i; Spanish j: etc. (a guttural h). n French nasalizing n, as in ton, en. final s in Portuguese (soft). th as in thin. PH as in then. D= FH. S as in fat, man, pang. ä as in fate, mane, dale. ä as in far, father, guard. à as in fall, talk. á as in ask, fast, ant. â as in fare. e as in met, pen, bless. ē as in mete, meet. ė as in her, fern. i as in pin, it. i as in pine, fight, file. o as in not, on, frog. ō as in note, poke, floor. ö as in move, spoon. ô as in nor, song, off. u as in tub. ū as in mute, acute. ů as in pull. ü German ü, French u. oi as in oil, joint, boy. ou as in pound, proud. A single dot under a vowel in an unaccented syllable indicates its abbreviation and lightening, without absolute loss of its distinctive quality. Thus: a as in prelate, courage. ç as in ablegate, episcopal. © as in abrogate, eulogy, democrat. û as in singular, education. A double dot under a vowel in an unaccented syllable indicates that, even in the mouths of the best speakers, its denotes a primary," a secondary accent. (A secondary accent is not marked if at its regular interval of two syllables from the primary, or from another secondary.) LIST OF AUTHORS, VOL. XII. (WITH PRONUNCIATION.) Guthrie (guth'ri), Thomas. gust. Guyon (gi'on; Fr. pron. gē ôn'), Jeanne Marie (Bouvier de La Mothe). Guyot (gë õ'), Arnold Henry. Green (grēn), John Richard. Lippincott, Sara Jane. Karl. Griswold (griz'wõld), Rufus Wilmot. Grossi (grös'sē), Tommaso. Grote (grot), George. Grotius (gro'shi us), Hugo. Guarini (gwä rē'nē), Giovanni Bat tista. Guérin (gā ran'), Eugénie de. Guérin, George Maurice de. Guernsey (gérn'zi), Alfred Hudson. Guicciardini (gwē chär dē'nē), Fran Habberton (hab'èr ton), John. Habington (hab'ing ton), William. Hackett (hak'et), Horatio Balch. Hackländer (häk'len der), Friedrich Wilhelm von. Haeckel (hek'el), Ernst Heinrich. Hafiz (hä'fiz; Per. pron. hâ fiz'), Shams ed-din Muhammad. Hageman (h&oge man), Samuel Miller. Haggard (hag'ärd), Henry Rider. Hahnemann (hä'ne män), Christian Friedrich Samuel. Hahn-Hahn (hän'hän), Ida Marie Lou ise Gustave, Countess von. Chandler. cesco. Guizot (gē zö' or güē zo'), Elisabeth Charlotte Pauline (de Meulan). Guizot, François Pierre Guillaume. Guizot, Marguerite Andree Eliza (Dil lon). Guizot, Maurice Guillaume. Gunsaulus (gun saʼlus), Frank Wakeley. Gunter (gun'tėr), Archibald Clavering. Gustafson (gus täf'son), Zadel Barnes. Hall, Louisa Jane. ander. von. See Novalis. Hardy (här'di), Arthur Sherburne. ley. |