Dialogue

1 Craty|       that according to the old pronunciation, which is especially affected
2 Craty|         is most agitated in the pronunciation of this letter, just as
3 Craty|    custom into the formation or pronunciation of a word; he may have been
4 Craty|      most liable of spelling or pronunciation. We may compare with our
5 Craty|     given by a new formation or pronunciation of a word (c) the necessity
6 Craty| themselves acquiescing in a new pronunciation or use of language. Yet
7 Craty|        and least at rest in the pronunciation of this letter, which he
8 Craty|     sigma, and xi, of which the pronunciation is accompanied by great
9 Craty|      movement of lambda, in the pronunciation of which the tongue slips,