coz en, to cheat.

cur rant, a berry. cur rent, a stream, dam,to stop water; a mother. damn, to condemn.

Lear, costly, beloved.
deer, a wild animal.

dew, a thin vapour.
due, owing.

die, to expire.
dye, to color.

doe, a female deer.

dough, paste.
done, performed.
dun, to urge payment.
draft, a bill of exchange.
draught, a drink.
fain, willingly.

feign, to dissemble.

fair, handsome.

fare, diet, hire.

faint, languid.

feint, a pretence.

feat, an exploit.

feet, plural of foot. fir, a tree.

fur, soft hair of animals.

flea, an insect. dee, to run from. flew, did fly.

flue, of a chimney.

forth, forward.

fourth, in number. foul, unclean.

flour, fine meal.' flow er, a blossom

gait, manner of walking.

gate, an entrance.

gilt, with gold.

guilt, crime.

grate, a fire plcae

great, large.

groan, a deep sigh.

grown, increased.
bail, frozen rain.
hale, strong; robust.
hair, of the head.
hare, an animal.

hall, a large room. haul, to drag along. hie, to hasten.

high, elevated, lofty.

hart, a deer.

heart, the seat of life. heal, to cure.

heel, of the foot or shoe.

hear, to hearken. here, in this place. hew, to cut.

hue, shade of color.

him, that man.
hymn, a divine song.
I, myself.

eye, the organ of sight.

isle, an island.

aisle, of a church.

in, within.

inn, a tavern. in dite, to compose. in dict, to prosecute key, an instrument. quay, a wharf. kill, to slay.

kiln, for burning bricks.

knave, a rogue. Dave, of a wheel. knead, to make bread. need, to want.

fowl, a bird.

kneel, to bend the knee.

neal, to heat.

knew, did know. new, not old. knight, a title. night, time of darkness knot, a tie.

not, a negative. lade, to dip; to fill up. laid, placed.

leak, to run out. leek, a plant. lead, a heavy metal led, did lead leaf, of a plant. lief, willingly.

les son, in reading. les sen, to diminish.

li ar, one who tells lies.

lyre, a harp.

lie, a falsehood.

lye, water drained through

might, power.

nay, no.

neigh, the cry of a horse. naught, bad, wicked. nought, nothing. ought, under obligation aught, any thing.

oar, of a boat.

ore, unwrought metal.
one, in number.
won, did win.

our, belonging to us.
hour, sixty minutes.

pail, a vessel.

pale,, without color. pain, torment.

pane, a square of glass.

pair, a couple.

pare, to cut.

pear, a fruit.

peace, quietness.

piece, a part.

plain, even or level.

plane, to make smooth. plate, a dish.

plait, a fold.

pray, to beseech.

prey, plunder, booty. plum, a fruit.

plumb, a leaden weight. proph et, u foreteller. prof it, gain.

raze, to demolish. raise, to lift up. rain, water from a cloud. reign, to rule.

rein, part of a bridle.

rest, repose.
wrest, to force.

mine.

wring, to twist.

copper,

&c.

rite, a ceremony. write, to use a pen. wright, a workman.

right, just.

rode, did ride.

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slow, not swift.

sloe, a fruit.

some, a part. sum, the whole.

son, a male child.

sun, the source of light. sole, of the foot; only. soul, the spirit.

stare, to gaze at.
stair, a step.

sore, an ulcer.

soar, to fly abroad.

steel, hardened iron. steal, to take by theft. stake, a post. steak, a slice of meat. stile, steps over a fence.

style, fashion, manner of writing.

strait, narrow.

straight, not crooked.

tale, a story.

tail, the end.

tare, a weed; allowance of weight.

tear, to rend.

team, of cattle. teem, to be fruitful. tear, of the eyes. tier, a row.

their, belonging to them. there, in that place.

too, likewise.

two, twice one.

tow, of flax.

toe, of the foot. vale, a valley.

veil, a covering.

vane, a weathercock. vein, a blood vessel. vain, proud, worthless. vi al, a little bottle. vi ol, a fiddle.

vice, wickedness. vise, a screw. wait, to tarry. weight, heaviness.

ware, merchandise. wear, to have on. waist, of the body. waste, to spend.

weak, not strong. week, seven days. weath er, state of the air. weth er, a sheep. you, yourself. yew, a tree.

ewe, a sheep.