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Meanings of archaic spelling in English
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Usage of archaic spelling in English
1
The writer uses some archaic spelling which has been kept as printed.
2
The author used a lot of archaic spelling, which remains unchanged.
3
This book contains some archaic spelling, and unusual punctuation and capitalisation.
4
Please note there is some archaic spelling, which has been retained as printed.
5
This book contains some archaic spelling and dialect; all instances have been kept as printed.
6
Some archaic spelling is also used (for example, secresy), which has been retained.
7
Pages various: sate: alternate, archaic spelling for sat.
8
This text uses the archaic spelling of "height" as "hight."
9
The archaic spelling is slightly modernized.
10
There is some archaic spelling in this text, which has been retained as printed, for example, pedler, phrensy, wo, etc.
11
The difficulty was caused by the word "breese" (the gad-fly)-nodoubt presumed to be an archaic spelling of "breeze."
12
Archaic spelling and punctuation usages have not been changed from the original.
13
Archaic spellings of place names have been retained as they appear in the original.
14
Archaic spellings in quoted material have been retained.
15
PG Editor's Note: Archaic spelling and grammar retained.
16
Archaic spellings have been retained as printed.
This collocation consists of:
Archaic spelling through the time
Archaic spelling across language varieties
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