PRONUNCIATION OF PROPER NAMES

Note.—The pronunciation of difficult words is indicated by respelling them phonetically. N is used to indicate the French nasal sound; K, the sound of ch in German; ü, the sound of the German ü, and French u; ö, the sound of ö in foreign languages.


Transcriber’s Note

The following typographical errors have been corrected.

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[24]Muleteeer changed to Muleteer
[102]Neverthelesss changed to Nevertheless
[107]hugh changed to huge
[123]distiguish changed to distinguish
[139]postion changed to position
[191]fellow-ceatures changed to fellow-creatures
[196]immeditatively changed to meditatively
[219]and Tom Tolliver changed to and Tom Tulliver
[267]miscroscope changed to microscope
[314]acquintance changed to acquaintance
[369]round, I take it. changed to round, I take it.”
[407]Goodnature changed to Good-nature
[417]profundly changed to profoundly
[420]Holden ready for the fight: changed to Holden ready for the fight.”
[442]out, answered changed to out,” answered
[468]senora changed to señora
[476]of enchanters. changed to of enchanters.”
[482]Rosinante’s saddle changed to Rocinante’s saddle
[485]Actaeon changed to Actæon
[485]Aeneas changed to Æneas
[485]Aeschyllus changed to Æschylus
[485]Buchephalus changed to Bucephalus
[485]Clavileno changed to Clavileño
[486]Orpheon changed to Orphéon
[486]Pleiadas changed to Pleiades
[486]Quashguamme changed to Quashquamme
[486]Tete changed to Tête

The following words had inconsistent spelling and hyphenation:

daylight / day-light
farmhouse / farm-house
firearms / fire-arms
highborn / high-born
homemade / home-made
lopsided / lop-sided
roadside / road-side
skylark / sky-lark
tipsy cake / tipsy-cake
tomorrow / to-morrow
upstream / up-stream
waterbreaker / water-breaker