MOVE, BỎN, WOLF, FOOT, MOON, ÔR, KULE, PULL; EXIST; €=K; &=J, §=Z CH=8H A mansion is a place of residence, or dwelling A fraction is a part of a whole number. Caution is prudence in the avoidance of evil. Auction is a sale of goods by outcry to the highest bidder Option is choice It is at our option to make ourselves respectable or contemptible No. 117.-CXVII. WORDS OF FOUR SYLLABLES, ACCENTED ON THE SECOND su prěm a cy the Ŏe ra cy de moe ra çy eon spir a cy ge og ra phy bi og ra phy、 eos mog ra phy ste nog ra phy zo ŏg ra phy to pog ra phy ty pog ra phy hy drog ra phy phy phi los a phy phy a ead e my e eŎn o my a nåt o my eom půl so ry ol fãe to ry re free to ry re fee to ry di ree to ry eon sis to ry í dŏl a try ge om e try im měn si ty pro pěn si ty pro pěn si ty ver bos i ty ad ver si ty di ver si ty ne çes si ty i děn ti ty pro lix i ty un çertain ty im mod est y diş hon est y so lil ở quy hu man i ty a měn i ty se rěn i ty so lěm ni ty fra ter ni ty e ter ni ty bär bår i ty eon eǎv i ty de prav i ty vul går i ty e pĭph a ny lon gěv i ty dis păr i ty phi lăn thro py ae elivity çe leb ri ty mis ăn thro pyna tiv 1 ty i pe rìph e ry är til le ry ae tiv i ty a lãe ri ty sin cěr 1 ty i eap tĭv i ty ce ler i ty hy drop a thy fes tiv i ty te měr i ty de liv er y dis eov er y eon věx i ty dis til ler y BAB, LAST, €ÂRE, FALL, WHAT: HẼE, PREY, THÊRE; GET; BIRD, MARINE; LINK; Theocracy is government by God himself. The government of the Jews was a theocracy. Democracy is a government by the people. Hydropathy, or water-cure, is a mode of treating diseases by the copious use of pure water. Geography is a description of the earth. Biography is a history of a person's life. Cosmography is a description of the world. Stenography is the art of writing in short-hand. Zoography is a description of animals; but zoology means the same thing, and is generally used. Topography is the description of a particular place. Hydrography is the description of seas and other waters, or the art of forming charts. Philanthropy is the love of mankind; but misanthropy signi fies a hatred of mankind. The olfactory nerves are the organs of smell. Pagans worship gods of wood and stone. These are their idols. But among Christians many persons worship other sorts of idols. Some wor ship a gay and splendid dress, consisting of silks and mus lins, gauze and ribbons; some worship pearls and diamonds but all excessive fondness for temporal things is idolatry. MOVE, SON, WOLF, FOOT, MOON, ÔB; RULE, PULL; EXIST; ¤=K; &=J; $=Z; ÇÚ=SH SECOND, WITH A SLIGHT ACCENT ON THE FOURTH WHEN MARKED LONG. as sim' i lāte eon tăm i nate prog nos tie ate dis sem i nate per ăm bu late e jǎe ū lāte im mǎe u lāts ma trĭe ū lāte ģes tie ū lāte in Ŏe ù late eo ǎg ū lāte de pop ū late eon grăt u late ea pĭt ū lāte ex post ū lāte a măl ga māte ex hĭl a rāte le git i māte, v. ap prox i māte eon eǎt e näte sub ôr di nate, v. o rig i näte re erim i näte a bom i nate pre dom i näte in těm per ate re gen er åte, v eo op er åte ex ǎs per ate eom miş er ate in vět er ate re it er äte ob lit er åte e vǎe ū āte at těn u äte, v. ex těn u ate in ăd e quate ef feet u äte per pět ū ǎāte as sås sin äte BÄR, LÅST, CÂRE, FALL, WHAT; HER, PREY, THÊRE; GET; BIRD, MARINE; LINK; pro eras ti näte pre děs ti nate, v. eom pås sion āte v. dis pås sion ate af fee tion ate un fôrt ū nate e mặn çi pāte de lib er ate, v. in eär çer äte eon fed er ate, v. eon sid er ate pre pon der äte im mod er ate ae çel er åte in die a tive pre rog a tive ir rěl a tive ap pěl la tive eon těm pla tive su per la tive al ter na tive de elăr a tive com păr a tive im pěr a tive in dem ni fy per son i f re stōr a tive dis qual i fy No. 120.-C XX. WORDS OF FOUR SYLLABLES, ACCENTED ON THE SECOND. A librarian is a person who has charge of a library. The laborious bee is a pattern of industry. That is precarious which is uncertain; life and health are pre carious, MOVE, SON, WOLF, FOOT, MOON, ÔR; RȚLE, PULL; EXIST; ¤=K; &=J; §=Z; Çи=sи Vicarious punishment is that which one person suffers in the place of another. Gregarious animals are such as herd together, as sheep and goats. Salubrious air is favorable to health. A covetous man is called penurious. To escape from punishment is impunity. Do nothing that is injurious to religion, to morals, or to the interest of others. No. 121.-CXXI. WORDS OF SEVEN SYLLABLES, HAVING THE ACCENT ON THE FIFTH. im ma te ri ǎl' i ty im pen e tra bil i ty -in el i ġi bîl i ty im mal le a bil i ty per pen die ū lăr i ty in eom press i bil i ty in de fen si bil i ty val e tu di nā ri an an ti trin i tā ri an WORDS OF EIGHT SYLLABLES, ACCENTED ON THE SIXTH. un in tel li ġi bil'i ty in com pre hen si bìl' i ty The immateriality of the soul has rarely been disputed. The indivisibility of matter is supposed to be demonstrably false. It was once a practice in France to divorce husband and wife for incompatibility of tempers; a practice soon found to be incompatible with social order. The incompressibility of water has been disproved. We can not doubt the incomprehensibility of the divine attributes. Stones are remarkable for their immalleability. The indestructibility of matter is generally admitted. Asbestus is noted for its incombustibility. The irresistibility of divine grace is disputed. A valetudinarian is a sickly person. |