Most plain directions for true-writing in particular for such English words as are alike in sound, and unlike both in their signification and in writing: and of such words whose sounds are so neer alike, that they are oftentimes take one for another. With many other most plain directions for true writing in general. And such choice tables for the same purpose, now lately added thereunto, as the like in this kinde were never yet publisht by any to this day. With divers other tables also of no small concernment - Hodges, Richard ca. 17. Jh (printed by W.D. for Rich. Hodges a school-master, the autor thereof, to bee sold by him in South-wark, at the midle-gate within Mountague-Close. Also by Nicholas Bourn, at the South-entrance of the Royal Exchange, 1653)
Attribution given in colophon. - Caption title on pg. 1: Most plain directions for the true-writing of such English words whose sounds are alike. - Includes tables of addition, subtraction, and interest. - Reproduction of the original in the Christ Church Library, Oxford. - Wing (2nd ed.), H2311A