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 1 XX |       Letter is an indivisible sound, yet not every such sound,
 2 XX |      sound, yet not every such sound, but only one which can
 3 XX |     which I call a letter. The sound I mean may be either a vowel,
 4 XX |   tongue or lip has an audible sound. A semivowel that which
 5 XX |     such impact has an audible sound, as S and R. A mute, that
 6 XX |        impact has by itself no sound, but joined to a vowel sound
 7 XX |   sound, but joined to a vowel sound becomes audible, as G and
 8 XX |   Syllable is a nonsignificant sound, composed of a mute and
 9 XX |       Word is a nonsignificant sound, which neither causes nor
10 XX |    sounds into one significant sound; it may be placed at either
11 XX | sentence. Or, a nonsignificant sound, which out of several sounds,
12 XX |        forming one significant sound—as amphi, peri, and the
13 XX |     like. Or, a nonsignificant sound, which marks the beginning,
14 XX |        a composite significant sound, not marking time, of which
15 XX |        a composite significant sound, marking time, in which,
16 XX |        a composite significant sound, some at least of whose
17 XXV|      plain, he marveled at the sound of flutes and pipes." "All"
18 XXV|      probability."~Things that sound contradictory should be