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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
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She
was
much
pleased,
but
seemed
thoughtful,
and
once
or
twice
in
conversation
checked
herself,
and
corrected
herself
in
the
pronunciation
of
words
that
were
difficult
to
her.
A
few
days
afterwards.,
I
called
upon
her,
and
upon
being
introduced
to
the
parlour
to
wait
for
her
appearance,
I
saw
lying
upon
her
table
the
following:
MEMORANDUM
ON
THE
USE
OF
THE
LETTER
H.
Pronounce--Herb,
'Erb.
"
Heir,
'Eir.
"
Honesty,
'Onesty.
"
Honour,
'Onour.
"
Hospital,
'Ospital.
"
Hostler,
'Ostler.
"
Hour,
'Our.
"
Humour,
'Umour.
"
Humble,
'Umble.
"
Humility,
'Umility.
In
all
other
cases
the
H
is
to
be
sounded
when
it
begins
a
word.
Mem.--Be
careful
to
sound
the
H
slightly
in
such
words
as
where,
when,
what,
why--don't
say
were,
wen,
wat,
wy.
I
am
happy
to
say
that
it
is
now
a
pleasure
to
hear
Mrs.
Hitching's
conversation.
I
only
hope
that
others
may
improve
as
she
has
done.
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