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 (e) =  + broad glide in:  Refer to § 71.

84. (unaccented). The is a glide, and the =the second  in  (Ulster, Munster and Connaught).

85. Except in the cases mentioned below,, accented, has the short sound of the first vowel, preceded by a broad consonant and, followed by a slender one (Ulster, Munster, and Connaught).

(a) In Ulster, Munster, and Connaught in ; (and in  in Munster and Connaught).

(b) In Ulster in the following words:=“e” in “error,” “enter:” (Craig).

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