Underwoods by Robert Louis Stevenson
page 45 of 83 (54%)
page 45 of 83 (54%)
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AROUND THE FIRE ADDRESSED ITS EVENING HOURS.
BOOK II. - In Scots TABLE OF COMMON SCOTTISH VOWEL SOUNDS ae } ae } = open A as in rare. a' } au } = AW as in law aw } ea = open E as in mere, but this with exceptions, as heather = heather, wean=wain, lear=lair. ee } ei } = open E as in mere. ie } oa = open O as in more. ou = doubled O as in poor. ow = OW as in bower. u = doubled O as in poor. ui or u-umlaut before R = (say roughly) open A as in rare. ui or u-umlaut before any other consonant = (say roughly) close I as in grin. y = open I as in kite. i = pretty nearly what you please, much as in English, |
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