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That the Curious may be able, with greater Ease to read the Saxon, I have added this Alphabet; shewing wherein the Roman and Saxon Letters agree, or differ.
| | A | a | a |
| B | B | b | b |
| | C | c | c |
| D | D | d | d |
| | E | e | e |
| F | F | f | f |
| | G | g | g |
| | H | h | h |
| I | I | i | i |
| K | K | k | k |
| L | L | l | l |
| | M | m | m |
| N | N | n | n |
| O | O | o | o |
| P | P | p | p |
| R | R | r | r |
| | S | s | s |
| T | T | t | t |
| Ð | TH | þ ð | th |
| U | U | u | u |
| W | W | w | w |
| X | X | x | x |
| Y | Y | y | y |
| Z | Z | z | z |
| | And | & | and |
| ꝥ for þæt, or þat; thæt or that. | |||
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