[13] Roo-bay´.
[14] Toor-kwan´ (n nasal).
[15] Meh-nan´ (n nasal).
[16] Chaucer, "the morning star of English song," born 1340, died 1400.
[17] Diks-müd´.
[18] The most brilliant, and perhaps the greatest, of all English generals, specially famous for his genius in tactics; born 1650, died 1722. (See Highroads of History, Book VI., Chaps. VII. and VIII.). Mr. Winston Churchill (First Lord of the Admiralty from October 1911 to May 1915) is a direct descendant of the great general.
[19] Ow-den-ar´deh.
[20] Doo-ay´.
[21] See Vol. II., p. 107.
[22] See Vol. II., pp. 26 ff.