from the PREFATORY NOTE:
In presenting this, the seventh book of the "1001 Question and Answer Series," we feel that a great want is partially met. It is evident, from the number of inquiries made for such a book, that the works devoted to the subject of Orthography are very limited.

We are also aware that the Authors of the different Grammars devote such a limited space to the subject of Orthoepy and technical Orthography, that both Teacher and Pupil turn away from the subject in disgust.

In preparing this list of questions and answers we have consulted the best authority of the present day, and believe we have gone over the ground in such a way that it will meet the approval of all interested.

The questions and answers on Reading we trust will add to the interest of the book, and only hope that it will be received with as gracious a welcome and hearty approval as the rest of the series.

B.A.H.
APRIL, 1888.

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CONTENTS.

PAGE.

Letters, 5

Orthoepy, 13

Substitutes, 17

Definitions and Words, 20

Rules and Terms, 25

Numerical Values of the Letters, 32

Capitals and Italics, 35

Abbreviations, 38

Accent and Punctuation, 40

Diacritical Marks, 44

Prefixes and Suffixes, 46

Promiscuous Questions, 56

Reading and Elocution, 60

Miscellaneous Exercises, 80