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 1        I, Translit                |          Proposals for a Missionary Alphabet, 1854, and which afterwards
 2        I, Translit                |             consonants of any given alphabet.~It does not differ essentially
 3        I, Translit                |       essentially from the Standard Alphabet proposed by Professor Lepsius.
 4        I, Translit                |          have called the Missionary Alphabet, are these:~1. No letters
 5        I, Translit                |            which possesses a richer alphabet, all remaining letters,
 6        I, Translit                |             to devise any practical alphabet that should accurately represent
 7        I, Translit                |            of words, the Missionary Alphabet, by not attempting to indicate
 8        I, Intro,    0,   0,   5   |           bark (bhûrga), and in the alphabet commonly called Sâradâ.
 9        I, Intro,    0,   0,   5   | difficulties inherent in the Sâradâ alphabet which, owing to its numerous
10       XV,  14,    0,   7          |           uttered, they call it the alphabet (Greek, stoixeia).~(6) He