[29] V. Beknopte Historie van't Vaderland, i. 3, 4.
[30] Hist. Manch. b. i. c. 12.
[31] Dissertation of the Origin of the Scottish Language.—Jamieson's Etymological Dictionary, vol. i. p. 45, 46.
[32] Sir W. Betham's Gael and Cymry, c. iii.
[33] Scripturæ Linguæque Phœniciæ Monumenta, iv. 3.
[34] To say, for instance, Chemist for Chymist, or vice versâ; for I give no opinion as to the proper mode of spelling.
[35] Mr. Pitman, of Bath, is likely to add to his claims as an orthographist by being engaged in the attempt to determine, inductively, the orthoepy of a certain number of doubtful words. He collects the pronunciations of a large number of educated men, and takes that of the majority as the true one.
[36] Gesenius, p. 73.
[37] Write one letter twice.
[38] Rev. W. Harvey, author of Ecclesiæ Anglicanæ Vindex Catholicus.