The Pronouncing Spelling Book: Adapted to Walker's Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, in which the Precise Sound of Every Syllable is Accurately Conveyed, in a Manner Perfectly Intelligible to Every Capacity ... |
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Page 58
... whole'some - ness thōl " ĕr - ik rō'šăr - j yeo / măn - rj cock'ǎ - triče rose - ǎte zō'di - ǎe tŏd'i - cil rōśe'ma - ry zŌ'ō - phyte togʻi - tāte sō'journ - ĕr tog'ni - zănce tŏll'iĕr - ÿ kŏn'fĕr - ěnée ton'stǎn - ¿ y collō - čate ton ...
... whole'some - ness thōl " ĕr - ik rō'šăr - j yeo / măn - rj cock'ǎ - triče rose - ǎte zō'di - ǎe tŏd'i - cil rōśe'ma - ry zŌ'ō - phyte togʻi - tāte sō'journ - ĕr tog'ni - zănce tŏll'iĕr - ÿ kŏn'fĕr - ěnée ton'stǎn - ¿ y collō - čate ton ...
Page 77
... England , and in France , and in America , and all over the earth . I am the most beautiful and glorious creature that can be seen in the whole world . THE MOON . The moon says , My name is 7 * EASY READING . 77 THE SUN. ...
... England , and in France , and in America , and all over the earth . I am the most beautiful and glorious creature that can be seen in the whole world . THE MOON . The moon says , My name is 7 * EASY READING . 77 THE SUN. ...
Page 85
... whole , quartered , or cut in slices , and cooked ; either way ingly palatable , is greatly preferred by many exceed- to our soft bread , which it somewhat resembles in taste , but is much sweeter . The trees afford the natives an ...
... whole , quartered , or cut in slices , and cooked ; either way ingly palatable , is greatly preferred by many exceed- to our soft bread , which it somewhat resembles in taste , but is much sweeter . The trees afford the natives an ...
Page 89
... whole Roman army into dis- may . Near Bragada , in Africa , a snake was seen of so enor- mous a magnitude , as to prevent the army from the use of the river ; and which , after having snatched up several sol- diers , and killed several ...
... whole Roman army into dis- may . Near Bragada , in Africa , a snake was seen of so enor- mous a magnitude , as to prevent the army from the use of the river ; and which , after having snatched up several sol- diers , and killed several ...
Page 103
... whole bail , a surety âwl , an instrument bale , a pack of goods ǎl - le - ga'tion , affirmation bait , an allurement ǎl - li - ga'ilon , a tying to - bate , to take less gether [ fices baiting , refreshment âl'tär , a place for sacri ...
... whole bail , a surety âwl , an instrument bale , a pack of goods ǎl - le - ga'tion , affirmation bait , an allurement ǎl - li - ga'ilon , a tying to - bate , to take less gether [ fices baiting , refreshment âl'tär , a place for sacri ...
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accent added to words bàlm beasts beautiful birds bless body bread bright Charles cock colour consonant corn creature dăm diphthong Doctor of Laws doth drow ending with silent evil fear feet final consonant fish flowers frol fruit fûl găl grass hair hand horse hurt insect iton keep lăn legs Lesson letter lion little boy little lamb look Lord malt liquor man's name mark Monosyllables Monosyllables ending Mother never night orthography òû pěr Perry pět play poor praise pray preceded puss quoit Rule sâu sentence sět sheep shine Short ǎ silent e single vowel sleep soft song sound spelling sweet syllable tăn tell thee thin thine thing thôn thou throw tiề tree triphthong tron văn verbal noun walk wind wings words ending young
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Page 158 - Foolishness is bound in the heart of a child; but the rod of correction shall drive it far from him (xxii.
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