cag hat hag fan rag sad TABLE 2.-II. Words of one syllable. Nole. A figure placed over the first word, marks the sound of the vowel in all that follow in that column, until the sound is changed by another figure. LESSON 1.-1. Båg påd dén bég big dịp bôg ddt fag rap hen let dig kit dog got men net fig hip fog hot gag sap pen sex gig rim mob sop ten bet pig tin rob nod wen keg wig pin sob fox LESSON 2.-II. Búg růb båd bed bid føp bút bit bịt dug bud had leg did did hop cut get hug cup lad pet pit lop run met lug but mad vex sit Jot nut yet mug pun sad wet wit not lug hid LESSON 3.-III. Who has had my hat? Ann has a new fan. Did you not see it? It is on her lap. Yes, it is on the box. The dog is mad. Run and get it. He bit ten men. The man has a gun. I had a nut to eat. I saw him run. She will set by me. Now the sun is set. He has cut my pen. LESSOX 4.-IV. Belt gilt bånd clod hůrt bled bråd melt hilt hand plod turn bred clad felt milt brag shop rust shed shod pelt wilt drag stop pul fled trod LESSON 5.-V. Clóg glút clåd blåbchůb grit bénd frog shut bran drab club skip lend trot club span brag plum shin mend prop stun trap plan spur swim send LESSON 6.-VI. Bane here dine bold cure came hope cave mere line hold mute lame cove gave mete five fold lure name more pave pile vine cold mule same lone save wine hive gold puke tame rope LESSON 7.-VII. Lace dice fåde bide cage bake dime mace mice lade ride page cake fine trace nice made side rage make pine pace rice wade bite wage wake tire LESSON 8.-VIII. Gale cape pipe cope dire date drive male rape ripe hope hire hate five sale tape wipe rope fire wipe rope fire fate dive tale ape type pope wire grate rive LESSON 9. IX. Lute råve lime bone fåre bile fort duke pale time cone mare file post tube wave pike hone rare pile sold dupe vale like tone tare vile ford dure dale hide, hole care kite care kite pore pure male tide mole fare mite sore sure hale size pole hare rite tore LESSON 10.-X See my new book Do you see that tree I can spell in it It bears fine plums And I can read too Are they ripe now Do hear me read No they are too green Yes read this page You can not eat them Can you read well I love ripe plums Let me hear you try And so does Ann TABLE 3.-III. LESSON 1.-I. Blånk bént king bỏnd bůck cảmp bank lent ring fond duck lamp rank rent sing pond luck luck damp sank sent wing long muck vamp LESSON 2.-II. Fáct bell ill doll củff milk is flat fell kill loll puff silk his add ebb mill moss muff bring fix pass egg miss boss skiff best six act less bliss loss cliffself mix LESSON 3.- III. Blame cảne deed beef crime måte dame lane feed meek prime flute fame mane need feel game sane seed keep chime tune LESSON 4.-IV. Bide joke bore béer deep code poke core deer keep rife mode note gore feet rode robe Wore meet weep mile clime june deep life peep wife wave LESSON 5.-V. Glåde snåke tråct clánk clåmp black grade glaze pact crank champ crack shave craze plant shank cramp match prate sang plank spasm patch quake slate fang clump splash fetch stage shape rang thump crash vetch LESSON 6.-VI. Mine sire strife bride brick strive spine quire fife chide kick spike spire trite glide glide chick chick splice gripe mire quite pride ' click strike snipe smite squire vice lick ride stripe spite spike trice stick wide vine Will it not rain The grass is green Give me my book Hear the birds sing prů dent bi as gro cer mu ral na tal na sal ra ker re al gru el cra zy ri ot cru el he ro TABLE 4.-IV. ma' ker ra cer o val ri val di et ho ral O ver hu man hy men pa per fa tal ju ry fi at la dy pi lot sha dy fi nal la bel fo cal Ji bel po et pli ant fu el lo cal stu pid do nor du ty pa cer ru in pe nal sa vor sli my le gal po tent po lar fo cus fru gal so ber so la spi der va ry vi per cra dle. ho ly li on cri sis cro ny sto ry sla ter sla vish vo ter lo cust |
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