Peny, Penny.

Snipe, Snite.

Note, Let it be obferved here (as in the twenty-third Chapter) that both these Ways of fpelling all thefe Words, are not the original

original and proper Compofition of them; but thro the Negligence of the Learned, and thro the Prevalence of Cuftom, both thefe Ways become common and tolerable.

A Table of Proper Names Spell'd different Ways in the Old Teftament and in the New.

Old Teft. New Teft. Old Teft. New Test.

Note here in general, That Names ending in
ab in the Old Teftament are turn'd into
as, if they are Men, as Uriah, Urias; Jo-
fiab, Jpfias, &c. and into a if they are
Women, as Sarah, Sara.
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VIII.

ATable of Words written very dif ferent from their Pronunciation.

Written. Pronounced. Written. Pronounced.

A Dieu, Adu.

Atheist, Athift.

Ancient, Ain-Athwart, Athurt.

chunt.

Afthma, Afma.

Aukward, Awkurd
or Unkurd..
Auricula, Riggolas.
Autumn, Awtum.
Awry, A-ri.
Balaft, Ballas.
Balcony, Belcony.
Balluster, Bannister.
Ballad, Ballet.
Beau, Bo.
Beauty, Buty.
Boatswain, Bote-fon.
Bofom, Boozum.
Bureau, Buro.
Buly, Bizzysty -
Bufinefs, Biznes.

Bury,