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everynebinationlikeschladkraftingernor

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theterandpositionofleaingina.bytheirverynaturetheese

sofhony.

ofsyllabisandnsequentlyagreatnuerofhonyorhe

phoiriptlongago.

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srape,orbetd

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syllabiationsnotuntioneslikeg9g,g,thisuld

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thuspaoplusa”hand”radieanstorun,plus

nsequentlyhavehadareeracy.

classofideashisparticulareoreferto.

theuseofphoicsyolstooexadhencehefollowing

d

iablethatpiharactersalonehasprofoundlyged

butsupposetheprobleny,supposetheeselanguagehad

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things.yforcedtheesetoaddasigncalled”radical”toindicatethe

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applicationtohingsoras,andplicated,theinalspurelyphoicvalueand

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equallybyytodistinguishbethesoundsape,orbetween

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task.theeselanguagefailedtodevelopaphoiriptintheesense

roar,plus”grass”ansafloeanshail,plusa”knife”ansto

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