This section is from the "A Shorter Course in Munson Phonography" book, by James E. Munson. Also available from Amazon: A Shorter Course in Munson Phonography
236. The diphthong-sign I, with the first part shaded, represents the long dot-vowels followed by I, as follows :
First-Place. - Put in the place of a it represents a-I, as in hurrahing.
Second-Place. - Put in the place of a it represents a-I, as in grayish.
Third-Place. - Put in the place of e it represents e-I, as in deity.
237. The same sign inverted, with the last part shaded, represents the long dot-vowels preceded by I, as follows :
First-Place. - Put in the place of a it represents I-a, as in piano.
Second-Place. - Put in the place of a it represents I-a, as in opiate.
Third-Place. - Put in the place of e it represents I-e, as in minutioe.
238. This same reversed sign, made light throughout, represents the short dot-vowels preceded by I, as follows :
First-Place. - Put in the place of a it represents I-a, as in piazza.
Second-Place. - Put in the place of e it represents I-g, as in acquiesce.
Third-Place. - Put in the place of I it represents I-I, as in varying.
239. The diphthong-sign 01, with the first part shaded, represents the long dash-vowels, followed by I, as follows :
First-Place. - Put in the place of a (aw) it represents a-I, as in drawing.
Second-Place. - Put in the place of 6 it represents o-i, as in showy.
Third-Place. - Put in the place of o (oo) it represents o-I, as in Louis (loo-I).
240. This sign reversed, with the last part shaded, written in the second-position represents i-o, as in folio.
241. This same reversed sign, made light throughout, represents the short dash-vowels, preceded by I, as follows :
First-Place. - Put in the place of 6 it represents i-o, as in periodic.
Second-Place. - Put in the place of u it represents I-i, as in odium.
Third-Place. - Put in the place of 9 (6*6) it represents ĭ-o, as in few (being the true diphthong ew).
 
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