_Into_, not _in_, is used to show the relation between verbs
expressing motion, entrance, change of state, etc., and an objective
case, as: "Come into the house," "Step into the carriage," and "Look
into the room."
[Transcriber's Note:
* Text enclosed between equal signs was in bold face in the original
(=bold=).
* Added punctuation as needed to preserve the author's and publisher's
intent.
* Addition to the pronunciation guide:
Small capital "D" indicates a sound similar to "th" (this).
Small capital "G" and "K" indicates the sound of the German "ch".
Small capital "H" resembles a guttural and strongly-aspirated "h".
Small capital "R" resembles the sound of "rr" (terror).
Small capital "U" indicates the sound of the French "eu", and
resembles the sound of the German "ö".
The sound for the small capitals "TH" is unknown.
* Page 17 Corrected spelling of "spellling" to "spelling" in
"Worcestor's spellling is".
* Page 29 Corrected spelling of "lenghten" to "lengthen" in "also, in
lengthy, lenghten".]