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’ to that in ., and may have been something like [i?], as Wyld observes (1953: 207): ‘the long forms with [ī] were far commoner during the first four centuries of the Modern period than at present. ‘Peety’ [pīt.] for . was occasionally heard until quite recently, and ‘leetle’ [lītl] is still used fa

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ification) of syntax, morphology as well as issues relating to vocabulary (Bailey 1992; G?rlach 1998). As far as publications specific to pronunciation are concerned, these are more and more inclined to concentrate specifically on listing and identifying what are seen as negative pronunciations, vul

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o longer characteristic, while the low and back [ɑ] vowel in items like . has replaced Dryden’s [a], although this usage is still ‘often used by refined speakers in the north’. He records too how the common eighteenth-century raising of [oo] to [uu] in an item like . is ‘still heard from elderly spe

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, ., . or . plus (.) consonant ‘makes a hissing combination’, ‘this hissing is considerably diminished if the distance between ., . etc and the teeth is increased’. Indeed, affricativization of the dentals seems to be at very best a rare phenomenon: if . and . are produced in this soft manner the ‘r

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