butsupposetheprobleny,supposetheeselanguagehad

theresultuldnothavebeenanythingexceptanalphabethsignstodenotes,r,

theterandpositionofleaingina.bytheirverynaturetheese

ansabubble,plus”fire”ansfirekers,plusa”fish”ansthenaofafish,

edt},p,.hadtheesedohistheytoo,and

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

everynebinationlikeschladkraftingernor

thereoreorlessfixedinthe

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srape,orbetd

nsequentlyhavehadareeracy.

handynasty,berofsuch”bdifferent

ofsyllabisandnsequentlyagreatnuerofhonyorhe

things.yforcedtheesetoaddasigncalled”radical”toindicatethe

syllabiationsnotuntioneslikeg9g,g,thisuld

startedouthabasitureforscap,theyed

sasound.thesoundpaooveradozenthings:”apaarry

shed,scraped,splashandscalpelinenglishpossible

equallybyytodistinguishbethesoundsape,orbetween

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thuspaoplusa”hand”radieanstorun,plus

englishshedandscalpel,theyy,ieda

iablethatpiharactersalonehasprofoundlyged

”eansagoeansach,plus”er”

theinal”package”signgj,butealasssignorradical,as

phoiriptlongago.

theperfectadjustonosyllabiguageaen

classofideashisparticulareoreferto.

suffice.butaniguagetheiionofanebolfor

sofhony.

d

applicationtohingsoras,andplicated,theinalspurelyphoicvalueand

beed.ngalanguageanschladkraftorthe

theuseofphoicsyolstooexadhencehefollowing

bebolsuldsuffice.hadtheese

”ach,””abubble,”ettorialprincipleitedin

”borroesound.happehenhat

given,therefore,thenosyllabiteroftheeselanguage,itost

tersbeeasilydeplain.thelanguageisterizedbyagreatsity

task.theeselanguagefailedtodevelopaphoiriptintheesense

heenglishsratalpel,orsupposetheenglishpeople

tersare

odeese,alltenh

plus”flesh”anstheb,plus”stone”ansaouth”ansto