The Editor places the learner on his guard against receiving wrong references, and directs him to an Instructor, or Native, whose Dialect it is, for the sound peculiar to each letter.
NATIVES.
Bravo, Boyton!
Three kinds of Natives he recommends the beginner to consult. He has them arranged in a sort of ascending scale—the Civilized, the Intelligent and the Polite.
The two former classes will help you with the pronunciation, or with Het.
From the latter you get idioms.
CHAPTER IV.
AN INTERLUDE AND AN APPLICATION.
“So our friend Jack had to ask always for the sounds of the words. That would be right good for him,” said Bart, “and should have made his talk intelligible.”