Legendary—lĕj´end-a-ry, not lē´jĕnd-a-ry.
Leisure—lē´zhur, not lĕzh´ur, nor lā´zhur. Leisurely (lē´zhur-ly).
Length, not lĕnth. Every letter is sounded, also, in lengthy, lengthen, lengthiness, etc.
Lenient—lē´ni-ent, not lĕn´i-ent. Leniently (lē´ni-ent-ly), etc.
Lethe—lē´the, not lēth; the th is as in both. The mythological and poetical name of a river of the infernal region, the drinking of a portion of which caused forgetfulness of the past.
Lethean—lē-thē´an, not lē´the-an.
Let's. It should be remembered that let's is really let us, the apostrophe denoting the elision of the u. Such expressions then as: "let's us go," "let's him and me go," should he, "let us go" (or let's go), and "let him and me go;" for who wishes to say "let us us go," or "let us him and me go."
Leverage—lĕv´er-aje, not lē´ver-aje.
Licorice—lĭk´o-rĭs, not lĭk´er-ĭsh.
Lie. See Lay.