Note, The Accent of the following Words A -Ber-con-weyCo-pen-ha-genNi"co-de-mus A"na-ni-as Ba-al-ze-bub E"ze-ki-as Philips-Nor-ton Bar-ce-lo-na Hal-le-lu-jahSala-inan-ca Bene-dic-tine Bene-ven-to Cag-li-a-ri - Caro-li-na Hen-ri-et-ta Sa-ra-gof-fa Heze-ki-ah Shep-ton-Mal-let 1-fa-bel-la Sut-ton-Co-field Je're-mi-ah Thy-a-ti-ra Che-tel-hamp-ton Je"ro-bo-am Tra-co-ni-tis Chip-pingNor-tonLa-za-ret-to Wol-ver-hamp-ton Chip-ping-On-garMa"da-ga"fcar Wot-ton-Baf-fet Ci-ren-ce"ster Mar-ga-ri-ta Ze"cha-ri-ah Com-po-ftel-la Ne-he-mi-ah Zede-ki-ah Note, The Accent is on the last "Syllable. Bar-ce-lo-nette Or-le-a-nois Phi"lip-pe-ville Proper Names of Five Syllables. Note, The Accent of the following Words A "Lex-an-dri-a A"na-to-li-a An-da-lu-zi-a A-pol-lo-ni-a Ce"pha-lo-ni-a E-qui-noc-ti-al Heli Note, The Accent of the following Words Proper Names of Six Syllables. Note, The Accent is on the fourth Syllable. A Ec-cle-fi-a"fti-cus Me-fo-po-ta-mi-a A New A New Guide to the English Tongue. PART II. A Table of Words, the fame in Sound, but different in Spelling and Signification. A IL, to be troubled Air, one of the Elements Are, they are Altar, for Sacrifice Ann, a Woman's Name Ant, a Pifmire Bawl'd, cry'd aloud Bare, naked Bear, a Beaft Bafs, in Mufic Baiz, Cloth fo called Beer, to drink Bier, to carry the Dead Bean, rune Beat, to strike Beet, an Herb Bettee, a Pint Flask of Wine Berry, a fmall Fruit Boil, as Water on the Fire Blew, did blow as the Wind Board, a Plank Ball, a round Subftance Bbara, a Woman's Name Boar, a Beaft Boor, a Country Fellow Bore, to make a Hole Bold, confident Bowl'd, did bowl Bolt, for a Door Boult, Meal Bow, to bend Bough, a Branch Bow, to fhoot with Beau, a fine Gentleman Breaches, broken Places Bruije, to break But, a Particle Cain, Abel's Brother Cane, a Shrub Calais, in France Chalice, a Cup 9 Call, to cry out Cann, to drink out of Cannon, a Gun Canon, a Rule Capitol, a Tower in Rome Canvas, coarfe Cloth Ceffion, a Reigning Coller, for the Nede Cieling, of a Room Cion, a young Sprig Chronical, of longContinuance Clark, a Book-keeper Climb, to get up in a Tree Complement, Ca Complement, the Remainder Confort, Wife of a Sovereign Council, an Affembly Cruife, to Sail up and down Dane, a Man of Denmark Deign, to vouchsafe Dam, to ftop Water Dredge, a Flour-Box Drudge, a Slave Earing, the Time of Harvest Ear-ring, a Ring for the Ear Eaten, devoured Eaton, a Town's Name Er, the Son of Judah Fane, a Weather-Cock Fare, a customary Duty Felon, a Criminal File, of Metal Furr, Skin Flea, an Infect Flee, to run Flew, did fly Flue, foft Hair of a Rabbit Flour, for Bread Flower, of the Field Dew, from Heaven Due, a Debt Do, to act Forth, abroad |