 | Maria Edgeworth, Richard Lovell Edgeworth - Children - 1801 - 440 pages
...as in has ; the found of which laft letter % he cannot by any conjuration obtain from the name zad, the only name by which he has been taught to call it ? How much time fhall we allow a patient tutor for teaching a docile pupil when g is to be founded foft, and when hard.... | |
 | Maria Edgeworth, Richard Lovell Edgeworth - Education - 1835 - 570 pages
...What length of time should we allow him for learning when c is to be sounded like k, and when like - ? and how much longer time shall we add for learning...the only name by which he has been taught to call it 1 How much time shall we allow a patient tutor for teaching a docile pupil, when g is to be sounded... | |
 | Education - 1862 - 752 pages
...shall be pronounced «A, as in xiu-r, oe z, as in has ; the sound of which last letter z he can not by any conjuration obtain from the name zed, the only...time shall we allow a patient tutor for teaching a doeile pupil, when g is to be pronounced soft, and when hard ? There are many carefully-worded rules... | |
 | Education - 1863 - 768 pages
...« shall be pronounced sh, as in sure, or z, as in has ; the sound of which last letter z he can not by any conjuration obtain from the name zed, the only name by which he has been tnught to call it ? How much time shall we allow a patient tutor for teaching a docile pupil, when... | |
 | Plea - 1878 - 350 pages
...has (haz) ; the sound of which last letter, z, he cannot, by any conjuration, obtain from the letter zed, the only name by which he has been taught to call it ? How much time shall be allowed a patient tutor for teaching a docile pupil, when g is to be sounded soft (j), and when... | |
 | Isaac Pitman - Spelling reform - 1878 - 344 pages
...has (haz) ; the sound of which last letter, z, he cannot, by any conjuration, obtain from the letter zed, the only name by which he has been taught to call it ? How much time shall be allowed a patient tutor for teaching a docile pupil, when g is to be sounded soft (j), and when... | |
 | Ian Michael - Education - 1987 - 652 pages
...for 2 was 2a, because 'the sound of 2 [the child] cannot by any conjuration obtain from the name 2ad, the only name by which he has been taught to call it' (p. 41 ). Sometimes the comments about 2 refer to the difficulty of using the traditional name in the... | |
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... shall be pronounced sh, as in sure; or z, as in has; the sound of which last letter, z, he cannot by any conjuration obtain from the name zed, the only name by which he has been taught to call it... 