BÄR, LÅST, Cirr, 13.1, 17T; un, PEEY, THERE; GET; LĨRD, MANŽNE; LINK; ăpt €ärt start hûrt

påst jěst cħăpt därt

pērt shirt våst lést képt härt vērt flirt didst blest slēpt

chärt wert fåst midst něst €rept märt short fåst

best

pěst No. 25.-XXV. rest quěst list · eðst thirst

lūst erěst wěst mist first būst mūst drost zēst •

gríst bûrst dúst rūst těst çýst wist

eûrst gúst erūst věst fist lost

dûrst just

trūst Fire will burn wood and coal. Coal and wood will make a fire. The world turns round in a day. Come and help me pin my frock. Do not sit on the damp ground. We burn oil in tin and glass lamps. The lame man limps on his lame leg. We make ropes of hemp and flax. A rude girl will romp in the street. The good girl may jump the rope. A duck is a plump fowl. The horse drinks at the pump. A pin has a sharp point. We take up a brand of fire with the tongs. Good boys and girls will act well. Test is a decisive trial. He came in haste, and left his book. Men grind corn and sift the meal. We love just and wise men. The wind will drive the dust in our eyes. Boys love to rob the nests of birds. Let us rest on the bed, and sleep, if we can. Tin and brass will rust when the air is damp.

NOVE, SÓN, V/QLF, FODT, moon, ÔR; PILE, PŞLL ; EXIST; €=K; đ=s; Ş=z; ça=

ŽNE; LINE;

blėst

so lar

po lar

pěst

lū nar

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lā dy tī dy hồ ly

do nor vā por

pē nal

filā vor

mūst růst erüst trūst

li my sli my

rā çer

çi der

grų el

po ny

pö ker

hē ro

ne gro

sā go

No. 26.-XXVI.
WORDS OF TWO SYLLABLES, ACCENTED ON THE FIRST.
bā' ker
tro ver

wo ful

pā pal shā dy elo ver

pô em.

€o pal fo rum

vi al so ber

sā tan fā vor pā çer

fü el vē nal

dū el fi nal sā vor

gro ver eru el
çer

Ō ral
bo ny
пу
hā lo.

ho ral so lo

spī der pū pil mū ral wa fer

lā bel nā sal ti ler

eā per li bel
lī

fā tal
ty ro
tī ğer

lo eal nā tal bū bo mā ker fo eal ru ral

tā ker võ eal vī tal
vi per tū lip
rā ker

to tal
bi ter

sē ton
rē gal

7 val
di al

plī ant Ō ver hỹ men trĩ al

ģī ant
Bakers bake bread and cakes.
I like to play in the shady grove.
Some fishes are very bony,
I love the young lady that shows me how to read.
A
pony

is a very little horse.
We poke the fire with the poker.
The best paper is made of linen rags.
Vipers are bad snakes, and they bite men.
An ox loves to eat clover.
The tulip is very pretty, growing in the garden.
A dial shows the hour of the day.
Cedar trees grow in the woods.
The black-berry grows on a brier.

lē gal

BÄR, LÅST, €ÂRE, FALL, WILT; ĒR, PREY, THÊTE; GET; BĪRD, MARÏNE; LINK;

serăg

glib.

Cider is made of apples.
A tiger will kill and eat a man.
A raker can rake hay.
A vial is a little bottle.

a
A giant is a very stout, tall man.
The Holy Bible is the book of God.

No. 27.-XXVII.
seab erib
grŭb bled

plod stăg stăb drīb shrub bred tród blåb squib stub spěd seŭd

snăg slăb chub shăd shrěd stud drăg erăb elüb elăd shěd slūg swăg drăb

snúb glăd slēd brăg flăg
serub brăd shod

erăg shăm snīb drūb flěd elod shăg erăm

No. 28.-XXVIII. elăm prim seăn

spin trăp slip drăm trim elăn

grin seráp grip slăin swim plăn twin strip serip Săn from spăn

spăn chắp

chắp, chip drip stěm seŭm brăn elắp shịp trịp skim plum glăn lắp

flăp skịp strip brým grùm chăn

slăp elip frit grim drūm skĩn snăp flïp

splst No. 29.-XXIX. chop

chär făt slit blot slút shop

spär plåt smīt elot smút

stär spăt spit plot glŭt erop stir brăt split spot

strūt stop blûr fret grit

grot flăx swop

slûr whět seot trot flŭx seär spûr trēt shot shút floss

.

slop

NE; LINK;

in a pan.

snăg bulb drăg bärb

MOTE, sós, WOLF, FOUT, MOON, ÔB; rȚLF, PȚI.L; Exist; €=k; G=s; s=2; ÇN=SH
Ann can spin flax. He must not drink a
A shad can swim.

dram.
He was glad to see me. He set a trap for a rat.
The boy can ride on a Ships go to sea.
sled.

The boy can chop. od. A plum will hang by a The man shot a ball. stem.

I saw her skim the milk The boy had a drum. stag serăg

No. 30.-XXX böld bănd brănd wěnd fond bärb böld hănd ěnd

blěnd pond swăg gärb gold lănd běnd bind fúnd flăg hērb föld rănd fěnd find bärd shăm yêrb

vērb höld blãnd lệnd hind €ärd erăm

eûrb mõld grănd měnd kind härd child sold glặnd rend mind lärd

mild töld sănd send rind pärd slip wild seõld

seöld stănd těnd wind seärf grip old ănd strắnd vẹnd bónd bird serip drip

No. 31.-XXXI. trip hêrd sûrf

sắch lånch būnch lătch strip leurl searf file blanch hunch mătch frit surd rich milch branch lủnch pătch

můch pătch stinch Đằnch snatch ärch pouch erõtch dîtch switch erŭtch slút märch erouch bötch hitch twitch dŭtch smút stärch torch

blótch pitch skētch plush härsh chûrch îtch stỉtch stretch flŭsh märsh lûrch bitch witch elŭtch

erush

split tûrf

glit strūt flăx flèx floss

To filch is to steal; we must not filch.
A bird sits on a branch to sing.

on vey

de toy • en joy

sur vey

al lāy de lay

de erý

an noy de stroy €on voy es pouse

re boil

de spoil

BÄR, LÅST, €ÎRF, 1.}LL, WILAT; MĒR, PREY, THIỆEX; GET; 1TRO, MARÏNE; Liyk;

No. 32.-XXXII. WORDS OF TWO SYLLABLES, ACCENTED ON THE SECOND. a bāse re elāim un sāy

ben zoin de base pro elāim as sāy

a void in fase dis elāim a wāy

de voir a bäte ex eläim

o bey

a droit de bāte de mēan

ex ploit se dāte be moan

pur vey ere āte

re täin ob lāte re māin

de fý al loy re late

en gross af fý em ploy in flāte dis ereet de ny eol late trans lāte mis stāte re lāy

tur moil re plete in lāy

€a rouge com plēte mis lāy

em broil se erēte wāy lāy

re dout €on erēte dis plāy sub join

de vout re çīte

a mount re join sur mount en join

dis mount ar rāy

€on join re fount re deem

re nown es teem

por trāy mis join en dow de eläim a strāy

a VOW Strong drink will debase a man. Hard shells incase clams and oysters. Men inflate balloons with gas, which is lighter

than common air. Teachers like to see their pupils polite to each

other. Idle men often delay till tomorrow things that

should be done to-day.

de your

re foil

ad join

in çīte

de tãy dis māy de frāy

po līte

ignite

be tray

dis join

pur loin