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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1896 edition. Excerpt: ...and Slee-Vez. 650. Ship. --The suffix ship, in such words as friendship, hardship, lordship, partnership, etc., may be written with the stern Ish, usually disjoined, but occasionally joined. But if final ship forms an essential part of a noun or verb, as in flagship, unship, etc., it should be written in full. 651. With."--The syllable with, whether it occurs at the beginning, at the end, or in the middle of words, as in the words withdraw, withstand, wherewith, forthwith, wherewithal, etc., is written with the stem Dhee or Ith, according to which sound is given to the th. 652. Worthy, wherever it occurs in a word, as shown in worthily, praiseworthy, and unworthiness, is written with Breve-way and Dhee. SIXTY-SIXTH WRITING EXERCISE. 653. Self-esteem, self-defense, self-educated, self-destruction, self-evident, self-discipline, self-interest, self-dependent, selfculture, self-examination, self-made, self-reproach, self-same, self-help, self-possessed, self-respect, self-love, self-possession, self-righteousness, self-willed, self-reliance, se1f-conviction, selfconceited, self-complaisant, self-confidence, self-contradiction, self-conceit, self-conscious, self-supporting, self-sufiicient, selfreliance, selfish, unselfish, selfishly, selfishness, unselfishness. Herself, itself, thyself, ourself, ourselves, yourself, yourselves, myself, himself, oneself, themselves, one s self. Hardship, lordship, courtship, stewardship, friendship, wardship, partnership, workmanship, co-partnership, worship, township, horsemanship, executorship, unship, flagship. Withdrew, withal, withdrawal, withdraw, withheld, withstood, forthwith, withdrawn, within, wherewith, withhold, wherewithal, withstand. Worthiness, ...
