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KEY TO PRONUNCIATION
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Foreign Consonants are represented by the nearest English equivalents.
The Principal Accent is indicated by a heavy mark ′, the secondary accent by a lighter mark ′, at the end of the syllable.
Syllabic Division is indicated by a light hyphen.
Compound Words have their members joined by a heavy hyphen.
(Q. V.) is Latin for quod vide or quæ vide. In articles, after names, it means see this, that is, the subject named.
