I have borrowed another cote, instead of your Honner's liferie, and a blacke wigg; so cannot be knoen by my lady, iff as howe she shuld see me: and have made as if I had the tooth- ake; so with my hancriffe at my mothe, the teth which your Honner was pleased to bett out with your Honner's fyste, and my dam'd wide mothe, as your Honner notifys it to be, cannot be knoen to be mine.
"Clarissa, Volume 5 (of 9)"
Samuel Richardson
6. Vaw V. 7. Zayn Z. 8. Kheth a variety of K. 9. teth a variety of T. 10. Yod I. 11. Caph K. 12. Lamed L. 13. Mem M. 14. Nun N. 15. Samech a variety of S. 16. Ayn Either a vowel or-?
"The English Language"
Robert Gordon Latham
