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Excerpt from General Rules for the Pronunciation of the English Language: With Complete Lists of the Exceptions
The rules are as few in number as ap peared to be poffible, in order that they may be the more eafily retained and as exceptions, when very general, become a kind of fecondary rules, and a frefh tax upon the memory, they have often been comprifed' in alphabetical lifts, when they might, with very little attention, have been prefented in a more feientific form.
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