Division of Words - Rules for the Division of Words at the Ends of Lines, with Remarks on Spelling, Syllabication and Pronunciation by Frederick William Hamilton
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_occa-sion_ _apprehen-sion_ _cis-sion_ _declen-sion_ Occasionally, however, the strong emphasis needed for the _s_ will call for a different arrangement, as in _divis-ion_. IX The terminations _-ing_, _-en_, _-ed_, _-er_, _-est_, and the plural _-es_ go over to the next line except when the preceding consonant is doubled, or when they follow _c_ or _g_ soft. _lead-ing_ _beat-en_ _larg-er_, but _lat-ter_ _for-cing_ _ran-ging_ X Do not end a line with _j_ or with _c_ or _g_ soft. _pro-cess_ _ne-cessary_ _pre-judice_ _prog-eny_ XI Adjectives in _ical_ divide on the _i_. _physi-cal_ |
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