For example, from the marriage of Mr. Phone with Miss Graph were born phonography, phonographer, phonographist (a rather frail child), phonographic, phonographical, and phonographically.

Besides its Vice-Presidents, the Assembly was accompanied by its secretaries, its ushers, and even its phonographer who preserved for posterity the records of this last and memorable sitting.

The Representatives here made their last roll-call in presence of their phonographer, who had followed them.

" The Doctor shook his head reprovingly, and continued, "Deacon Jones, the editor of the 'Patriot,' is a phonographer.

1.Concerning the number of sounds pertaining to the vowel a, or to certain other particular letters, and consequently in regard to the whole number of the sounds which constitute the oral elements of the English language, our educational literati,the grammarians, orthoepists [sicKTH], orthographers, elocutionists, phonographers, and lexicographers,are found to have entertained and inculcated a great variety of opinions.