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Excerpt from A Selection Of One Hundred Of Perrin's Fables, Accompanied With A Key: Containing The Text, A Literal And A Free Translation, Arranged In Such A Manner As To Point Out The Difference Between The French And The English Idiom, Also, A Figured Pronunciation Of The French, According To The Best French Works Extant On The Subject
This mark between two words, indicate: that the final couchant of the first word, must be sounded as if it formed a part of the first syllable of the second word, for instanoe.
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