āfāde
äfär
ååsk
ha̤ll
âhâre
ăhăt
[.=a]pref[.=a]ce
a (no mark)final
ēēve
[.=e]d[.=e]pend
ĕbĕt
hẽr
erecent
īglīde
[.=i][.=i]dea
ĭĭt
ō
[.=o][.=o]bey
ôabsôrb
ŏhŏt
ūblūe
[.=u][.=u]nite
ûsûrge
ŭbŭt
o̅o̅o̅o̅ze
o͝obo͝ok

Transcriber’s Note: [.=a] etc were printed as the letter with a macron above and a dot above that. These particular diacriticals are not used on any of the following pages, so the decision was taken not to attempt to represent them in any other way, because there are no corresponding precomposed characters in Unicode and font support for combining marks is often poor.

The Vowel Sound as in “Awe”

Note: Tongue sags low and should not move; contact[5] is just a little over half way back of the middle of the mouth; mouth wide; lips well rounded.

The Vowel Sound as in “Star”

Note: Tongue sags and is widened; contact is low and in center; mouth open wide; lips relaxed almost normally.

The Vowel Sound as in “Ask”