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VOCABULARY

ENGLISHRHYMES

ARRANGEDONANEWPLAN

REV.SAMUELW.BARNUM

O)

OFTHECOMPREHENSIVEDICTIONARYOFTHEBIBLE,

SPECIALEDITOROFPRONUNCIATIONIN

WEBSTERbSINTERNATIONALDICTIONARY,

SECONDEDITIO

NEWHAVEN.CONNECTICUT

PUBLISHEDBYTHOMASR.BARNUM

1896

SAMUELW.BARNUM,

Com/right,1904,by

THOMASR.BARNUM.

PREFACETOTHESECONDEDITION.

InasmuchasaneweditionoftheVocabularyof

EnglishRhymeshasbecomenecessaryinSpiteof

makeabriefstatement,suchastheauthorwould thebook.

ThelateLeonardCase,Jr.,ofCleveland,Ohio,

FounderoftheCaseSchoolofAppliedScience,

andapoetwhosegiftwonwiderecognitioninhis undertaketoworkouttheidea.Mr.Barnumde votedtwoyearsandahalftothework,Mr.Case

129841

ii.PREFACEToTHESECONDEDITION. elledhislife. attempthasbeenmadetoaddthesmallnumberof hasbeenthoughtbestonthewholetohavemore

Theuniquebindingandsmallpageoftheformer

editionweredesiredbyMr.Caseinordertomake ascompactavolumeaspossibleforpocketuse.

Thetestofexperienceduringtheseyearsonthe

provetruetheclaimmadeintheformerpreface, purposethananyotherknownwork.

THOMASR.BARNUM.

January10,1896.

PREFACE.

In1775WalkerbscRhymingDictionarywas

Englishlanguagewasspoken;butitwaslongago

in1804,hasnowbeenforacenturytheonlyex tendedandwell-knownworkofitssortinourlan alsobeenabridgedandpublishedwithoutthem.

YetonemayeasilyShowthattheattempttouse

anutterfailure.ItsaysofitselfcASinother theyendwithdThisprincipleofarrangingthe

Thusca,whichstandsattheverybeginning,

rhymeswithcplay,dcobey,dcprey,dandother whilecneighandwordsoflikeorthographyare neartheendoftheerstthird;andsocdiedisin ivPREFACE. theerstfourth,butitrhymeswithceyeand withctrydandcbuydneartheend.Again,the erstthreewordsarecbaa,dandcabbad;the alastthreearemizzy,whiz,dandcbuzzwhile rhymingthancbedandcbabe,dorcvalourdand

4our.Onewhoknowsjustwhathewantsmay

awordtorhymewithwhathehas,mayendhisown inthebooktomatchit,orthedesiredwordmay havehalfthebookbetweenitandthewordwith whichhestarts,asinthecaseofcSpitedand istrueofhiscRhymingDictionary,whichcon tainslessthanwords,hundredsandeven titudesofwordsingoodusecannotbefoundinit atall.

Butonwhatprinciplesshouldanewworkinthis

tions,likeWalkerbsownwork?No:thesewould makeitmuchmorebulkyandexpensive,without

Shouldthewordsbearrangedaccordingtotheir

rhymingadaptationsorsounds?Certainly;but

PREFACE.

beconsulted,compared,andallowedtheirdue andtheworkasacompletedwholemustbecharac cessesandtheaim;thebookitselfaspublished criminatedthewholeaccordingtotheiradapta tionsforrhyming,andarrangedthemingroups wheretheycanbereadilyfoundwhentheyare anyotherknownwork.Itwillaidpoetsandversi ofHimwhoisLordofall.

NEWHAVEN,CT.,July20,1876.

KEYToTHESOUNDS.

KEYTOTHESOUNDS.

andafterward);andtomakethenotationandar rangementasclearandsimpleaspossible.The

5.[includingasinmate,apparatusmain,

ebleve,crochet.ay,asinsommeilIsaiah(see y).Inverbsendingincatedtheaisusuallyvery isoftenobscure,eventakingthesoundofeori. a,asinfat,bade,plaid;regularlyinverbal,

33[includingasinfare,fair,Agr,prayer,

where,theiregre,bear,eber,connoisseurThe thestandardpronunciationinparenteber,con noisseur,andafewotherwords(seear,p. butmostwordsmarkedwithaanditsequivalents inourdictionaries" arepronouncedinAmerica,as

EEYTOTHESOUNDS.

wellasbymanyinEngland,withthesoundOfba prolongedandmodieedbythefollowingr. ii,asinfar,apparatushaunt,heart,guard,

Frenchoctroi,&c.,seeremarkunderw.

it,asinstaff,fast,pass,asp.Inthisclassof rhymesofthemwithoneorbothoftheseextremes oioroyunderw. gt[includingasinfall,talk,war,oftnor, i;formarriage,chamberlain,beauenseei;for seeu. fordumb,seeIn;fordoubt,seet. (3hard[including{3andeh]isequivalenttok, `011,asinmuch,niche,match;GermanDeutsch; righteous,mixture,natural,&c.(seet,i" i,y).`For faction,seekshunderk;fordrachm,seeIn;for iiiKEYTOTHEsouNDs. sacriece,discern,czar,seez. (1,asindread,loved,bdellium,add,suggest cEducate,dcverdure,d&c.,areregularly seej;forhandkerchief,seek;forWednesday, see11.

8[includingasinwe,oasespea,free,seine,

vis-a-vis,turquois where,theireyre,bear,eberconnoisseursee pie,orlye,rye,eye,seeI;forbeauenforfeit, seeoi;forshoe,manoeuvre,see00;forbeauty, her,offer,guerdonsee(i. f,asinfed,stiea ,laugh,philosophy,Sapphic.For of,seev. (seeundern).`gz[=gz,orgag,orx],asinlegs, nouncedsud-jestb[orSi'

Ij-estb]orSibIg-jestb

.`For k;forphlegm,seem;forgnat,see11;foranger,

KEYToTHESOUNDS.ix

z.

11,asinhart,who,whenhwen].`Formuch,

barb,catarrh,seer;forschism,seeS;forshun Seez. lye,eye,buy,fight,indict.

I[includingifandShortenedasinpin,divina

sieve,women,busy,build,nymph, plaguy,tortoisebeauenChamois a;forfair,seea;forseine,machine,chief, see(3;forsaid,heifer,friend,seee;for soldier,seej;foroil,seeoi;foradieu, view,viewed,juice,puisne,seeu;forSir, vision,seezhunderz. j[includinggsoftorg],asinjet,gaol,gem, verdure,grandeur,Forhallelujah,seey; forjalousie,seezhunderz. leak,khan,bank,handkerchief,cap,seep

2KEYTOTHESOUNDS.

nk,asinbank,&c.,seeundern.`ks,asinlacs,

1,asinlet,fall,victual,double,shovel,

epistle,`ly(bothconsonants),asin million,seraglio,surveillanceseey).

111,asinmadam,small,lamm,damp,drachm,

dumb,phlegm,hymn.Foraccompt,&c.,seeunder on;forcomptroller,seeunder11.

Forkiln,see1;forhymn,seein.Comptroller

loquiallykibm`TheSpanishiiny,asin canon`n(orinthedigraphnkanditsequiv ionscanguish,dclinger,dcyoungest,d

Bobtes[zbOLaocoOn[zla-Okbo-Cuj.

6[includinga],asinnot,what,hough,knowl

broth,See,alsoinoff,scoff,cough,trough, mediatebetween6incnotdandOa]incnor (seepp.121,499,

KEYToTHESOUNDS.xi

Forgaol,seea;fornor,broad,George,

forson,luncheon,seeii;forworm,seea capron,seeunderv r;foroi,CO,on,andtheirequiv alents,seethefollowing.

Oi[includingoy],asinoil,boy,buoyorbuoy

seeunderw),Deutsch.Forturquoisseec; forchoir,seew851;forseei;forpor seeunderw.

00[including00andQandu;seea],asin

moon,move,manauvre,croup,rendezvous blood,seeibIforfoot,seeu.

011[includingOW],asinbound,vow,miaul;

Germansauer-kraut.cAccomptispronounced

likeaccountd;caccomptantdlikecaccountant

Forbought,seea;forcourt,though,see6;for

hough,see6;forcroup,see00;forseeu;

Should,seeu;forseew.

p,asinprop,Lapp,upper,hic

Forphilosophy,Sapphic,seef;forcorps,

seer;forpsalm,sees;forptarmigan, phen,seev;forseez. qisnotused;seek.Seealsounder11,w. derivativesisusuallypronouncedabpurn.

00X11KEYTOTHESOUNDS.

acaciaoracacia,nauseateornauseate,Da underk. t,asintent,butt,thyme,ctenoid,ptarmigan, inthis,breathe,with.

11[adiphthongalsound,madeupofiandCO,orI

andu],asincube,mute,buhl,fuchsiapuisne,

KEYToTHESOUNDS.xiii

hewed,viewed,juice;alsoin

Inthelastseven

themallwitha.Inaccordancewiththislatter underood&c.Those,however,whoregarddod andcrueasrhymes,andpronouncecrudepre bothaand00,Rdandood,&c.Europe,dewe, cunion,dcnature,dcnatural,dceducate,cver yunbyibm,natbyer[colloquiallynabchIa Ir

Seed,t,z.

e[includingasinbut,arquebuse,son,does otherunaccentedsyllables. our,hurry,worm,buhrstone,connoisseurad guerdonSir,myrrh,&c.,whicharemarkedwith xivKEYTOTHESOUNDS.

6orIandmadebysomehighauthoritiesin

manyofthebestspeakersofEnglish,likeallun

Should,wolf.

Forgauge,dengue,seea;forhaunt,guard,see

donguess,seec;forguile,buy,seeIforbeau hough,see6;forDeutsch,seeoi;forcroup, accompt,&c.,seeou;forguano,cuirass, huisher.anguish,persuade,quest,acquit, seew.

V,asinrain,dose,of,Stephen.Fortwelre

see1;forSecennight,see11. huisher,anguish,persuade, quest,acquit,choir.We,asinwar,The agour,patois,sang-froid,feu-de-joie, wa,orwa,orevenwa.Buoyispronouncedboi orbwooiorbwoi' ;cone(withitsderivatives)is pronouncedwibm.Forjaw,awe,seea;forwho, see8;fortwo,seet;formeaw,new,view,hewed, viewed,seeu;forseeif. xviORDEROFARRANGEMENT,so. (1,t,a,above).

ORDEROFARRANGEMENT,&0.

PartIconsistsofsingleormalerhymes,asbay,

bleness,intelligibleness. andintherunningtitleatthetopofeachpage.

Eachpartisarrangedaccordingtothesoundsof

Ineachsubdivision,thewordsofthefewestsyl

ingtotheKey;thencomethosewithone,two,or regularlyarrangedinandbyitself.

Suchrelatedwordsasleoparddandcpeppered,

equantdandcfrequent,dcabledandclabel, fencibleanddispensable,dcevilandcprime

PARTI.

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