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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
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214.
Hints
upon
Spelling
The
following
rules
will
be
found
of
great
assistance
in
writing,
because
they
relate
to
a
class
of
words
about
the
spelling
of
which
doubt
and
hesitation
are
frequently
felt:
i.
All
words
of
one
syllable
ending
in
l,
with
a
single
vowel
before
it,
have
double
l
at
the
close;
as,
mill,
sell.
ii.
All
words
of
one
syllable
ending
in
l,
with
a
double
vowel
before
it,
have
one
l
only
at
the
close:
as,
mail,
sail.
iii.
Words
of
one
syllable
ending
in
l,
when
compounded,
retain
but
one
l
each;
as,
fulfil,
skilful.
iv.
Words
of
more
than
one
syllable
ending
in
l
have
one
l
only
at
the
close;
as,
delightful,
faithful;
except
befall,
downfall,
recall,
unwell,
&c.
v.
All
derivatives
from
words
ending
in
l
have
one
l
only;
as,
equality,
from
equal;
fulness,
from
full;
except
they
end
in
er
or
ly;
as,
mill,
miller;
full,
fully.
vi.
All
participles
in
ing
from
verbs
ending
in
e
lose
the
e
final;
as
have,
having;
amuse,
amusing;
unless
they
come
from
verbs
ending
in
double
e,
and
then
they
retain,
both;
as,
see,
seeing;
agree,
agreeing.
vii.
All
adverbs
in
ly
and
nouns
in
ment
retain
the
e
final
of
the
primitives;
as,
brave,
bravely;
refine,
refinement;
except
acknowledgment,
judgment,
&c.
viii.
All
derivatives
from
words
ending
in
er
retain
the
e
before
the
r;
as,
refer,
reference;
except
hindrance,
from
hinder;
remembrance
from
remember;
disastrous
from
disaster;
monstrous
from
monster;
wondrous
from
wonder;
cumbrous
from
cumber,
&c.
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