A short introduction or guiding to print, write, and reade Inglish speech: : conferred with the olde printing and writing: deuised by VVilliam Bullokar: and he that doubteth in any part thereof, shall be more fully satisfied by a booke deuised by the same author at large, for the amendment of ortographie for Inglish spéech, which shall be imprinted shortly, which booke at large answereth all obiections, and openeth all doubts in this amendment of ortographie. So that this pamphlet is printed for a short proofe of the same worke at large ... by the helpe whereof a ruled grammer for Inglish is made (not yet in print): to the great helpe of a perfite dictionarie in time to come, and alreadie purposed ... herevnto also is added (at the end) the vse of the same ortographie in writing easie to be followed of all writers | Collections | The Huntington

A short introduction or guiding to print, write, and reade Inglish speech: : conferred with the olde printing and writing: deuised by VVilliam Bullokar: and he that doubteth in any part thereof, shall be more fully satisfied by a booke deuised by the same author at large, for the amendment of ortographie for Inglish spéech, which shall be imprinted shortly, which booke at large answereth all obiections, and openeth all doubts in this amendment of ortographie. So that this pamphlet is printed for a short proofe of the same worke at large ... by the helpe whereof a ruled grammer for Inglish is made (not yet in print): to the great helpe of a perfite dictionarie in time to come, and alreadie purposed ... herevnto also is added (at the end) the vse of the same ortographie in writing easie to be followed of all writers | Collections | The Huntington

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