January 1912.
CONTENTS
| Page | ||
| Some Words ending in -able | [9] | |
| Some Words ending in -ible | [11] | |
| Some Words ending in -ise or -ize | [12] | |
| Some Alternative or Difficult Spellings, arranged in alphabetical order | [15] | |
| Some Words ending in -ment | [24] | |
| Hyphened and non-hyphened Words | [25] | |
| Doubling Consonants with Suffixes | [29] | |
| Formation of Plurals in Words of Foreign Origin | [31] | |
| Errata, Erratum | [33] | |
| Plurals of Nouns ending in -o | [34] | |
| Foreign Words and Phrases, when to be set in Roman and when in Italic | [35] | |
| Spellings of Fifteenth to Seventeenth Century Writers | [38] | |
| Phonetic Spellings | [38] | |
| A or An | [39] | |
| O and Oh | [39] | |
| Nor and Or | [40] | |
| Vowel-ligatures (Æ and Œ) | [41] | |
| Contractions | [41] | |
| Poetry: Words ending in -ed, -èd, &c. | [45] | |
| Capital Letters | [46] | |
| Lower-case Initials | [47] | |
| Small Capitals | [47] | |
| Special Signs or Symbols | [48] | |
| Spacing | [49] | |
| Italic Type | [50] | |
| References to Authorities | [52] | |
| Division of Words—English, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish | [53] | |
| Punctuation | [55] | |
| Figures and Numerals | [68] | |
| Appendix I | } | [71] |
| Possessive Case of Proper Names | ||
| By Sir J. A. H. Murray | ||
| Appendix II | } | [73] |
| Works in the French Language | ||
| Appendix III | } | [88] |
| Works in the German Language | ||
| Appendix IV | } | [95] |
| Division of Latin Words | ||
| By Prof. Robinson Ellis | ||
| Appendix V | } | [97] |
| Division of Greek Words | ||
| By Mr. H. Stuart Jones | ||
| Marks used in the Correction of Proofs | [98] | |
| Some English Names of Types | [100] | |
| GENERAL INDEX | [103] |
RULES FOR SETTING UP
ENGLISH WORKS[1]
SOME WORDS ENDING IN -ABLE
Words ending in silent e generally lose the e when -able is added, as—