NOTF, BÓN, WOLF, Foot, noon, Ôn; EILE, PYLL; EXIST; €=K;ů=s; s=z; çui=817. in sĩd i oŭs

in těi li ġent in vỉd i oŭs

ma lěv o lent eon spie ū oŭs

be něv o lent per spie ū oŭs

pre die a ment pro mís eu oŭs

dis păr age ment as sĩd ū oŭs

en coŭr age ment am big ū oŭs

en frắn chise ment eon tig u oŭs

dis frăn chìşe ment mel lif lu oŭs

en tăŋ gle ment su pēr flu oŭs

ae knowl edg ment in gěn ū oŭs

es tăb lish ment eon tin ü ols

em běl lish ment in eón gru oŭs ab eom plish ment im pět ū oŭs

as ton ish ment tu múlt ü oŭs

re lìn quish ment vo lūpt ū oŭs

im pěd i ment tem pěst ū ous

ha bil i ment sig níf i tant

im prîş on ment ex trăv a gant

em băr rass ment pre dom i nant

in těg ū ment in töl er ant

e mõl ū ment i tin er ant

pre ěm i nent in håb it ant

in bón ti nent con eóm i tant

im pēr ti nent ir rěl e vant

in dif fer ent be něf i çent

ir rěv er ent mag nif i çent

om nlp o tent mu nîf i çent

mel lif lu ent €o în çi đent

çir eŭm flu ent non rēs i dent

a€ €ou ter ment, im prov i dent €om mū ni tant anonymous author writes without signing his name to his composition. Synonymous words have the same signification. Very few words in English are exactly synonymous.

An

BÄR, LÅST, €ÂRE, F!1.1, WILAT; uŢE, PEGY, TIÊRE; GET; Bīr:D, MAUÏNE; LIŞK; Precipitous signifies steep; the East and West rocks in New

Haven are precipitous. An amphibious animal can live in different elements. The

frog lives in air; and for a long time can live in water. A miraculous évent is one that can not take place according

to the ordinary laws of nature; it can take place only by

the agency of divine power. Assiduous study will accomplish almost any thing that is with

in human power. An integument is a cover. The skin is the integument of ani

mal bodies. The bones also have integuments. Young persons are often improvident-far more improvident than the little ants.

No. 101.-CI. WORDS OF FOUR SELLABLES, ACCENTED ON THE SECOND,

AND LEFT UNMARKED.

as per i ty
do cil i ty

e nor mi ty se ver i ty a gil i ty ur ban ity

cu pid i ty pros per i ty fra gil i ty aus ter i ty ni hil i ty

tur gid i ty

1 dex ter i ty hu mil i ty

va lid i ty in teg ri ty

ste ril i ty ca lid i ty ma jor i ty vi ril i ty

so lid i ty pri or i ty scur ril i ty

ti mid i ty mi nor i.ty duc til i ty

hu mid i ty plu ral i ty

ra pid i ty fa tal i ty

fer til i ty stu pid i ty vi tal i ty hos til i ty

a rid i ty mo ral i ty tran quil li ty flo rid i ty mor tal i ty ser vil i ty fe cun di ty bru tal i ty.

pro pin qui ty ro tun di ty fi del i ty

ca lam i ty com mod i ty sta bil i ty ex trem i ty

ab surd i ty mo bil i ty sub lim i ty.

lo cal i ty no bil i ty

vo cal i ty fa cił i ty

con form i tyras cal i ty

gen til i ty

prox im i ty

D, MALÏNE; LINE

MOVE, BÓN, WOLF, FÕÚT, moon, ôr; RYLE, PYLL; EXIST; €=k; =J; p=2; çu=AN, rocks in re al i ty de spond en cy hy poc

ri

sy le gal i ty e mer gen cy

ti moc ra cy elements

re gal i ty in clem en cy im pi e ty in water.

fru gal i ty con sist en cy va ri e ty lace accorë

in soly en cy

e bri e ty car nal i ty de lin quen cy so bri e ty ng that ist neu tral i ty mo not o. ny

pro pri e ty as cend en cy a pos ta sy sa ti e ty

place on for mal i ty

gument of ts. me improve

THE SECOE

The winters in Lapland are severe. The people of that coun

try dress in furs, to protect themselves from the severity of

the cold.
Major signifies more or greater; minor means less.
A majority is more than half; a minority is less than half.
Plurality denotes two or more.

In grammar, the plural number expresses more than one; as, r mi ty

two men, ten dogs. an i ty A majority of votes means more than half of them. Edity

When we say a man has a plurality of yotes, we mean he has id i ty

more than any one else. lity

Members of Congress and Assembly are often elected by a plu

rality of votes. City

Land is valued for its fertility and nearness to market. i ty Many parts of the United States are noted for the fertility of lity

the soil. dity

The rapidity of a stream sometimes hinders its navigation.

Consistency of character is a trait that commands esteem. i ty Humility is the prime ornament of a Christian. i i ty ty

No. 102.-CII. WORDS OF FIVE SYLLABLES, ACCENTED ON THE SECOND. di ty eo těm' po ra ry

de elăm a to ry di ty ex těm po ra ry

ex elăm a to ry Od its de rog a to ry

in flăm ma to ry i ty

ap pel la to ry ex plăn a to ry
€on sól a to ry

de elăr a to ry
ty
de făm a to ry

pre păr a to ry

a

i ty

ty

Bär, LÅST, €ÂRF, FALL, WHAT; uÆR, PREY, TIÊRE; GET; BIRD, MAPÏNE, LINK

dis pěn sa to ry

ob sērv a to ry sub sĩd i a ry

€on sērv a to ry 'in çěn di a ry

pro hib it o ry sti pěn di a ry pre món i to ry e pis to la ry

re põş i to ry vo eåb ū la ry

sup põş i to ry im ăġ in a ry

le gît i ma çy pre lim i na ry

in vět er a çy con fče tion er y

sub sērv i en sy un něç es sa ry

de gen er & gy he rěd i ta ry

eon féd er a'çy in vol un ta ry

ef fém i na çy re şîd ū a ry

in děl i ea çy tu múlt ū a ry

in hăb it an çy vo lặpt ū a ry

pa

.ni meni Addison and Pope were cotemporary authors, that is, they

lived at the same time.
A love of trifling' amusements is derogatory to the Christian

character.
Epistolary correspondence is carried on by letters,
Imaginary evils make no small part of the troubles of life.
Hereditary property is that which descends from ancestors.
The Muskingum is a subsidiary stream of the Ohio.
Å man who willfully sets fire to a house is an incendiary.
An observatory is a vlace for observing the heavenly bodies

with telescopes.
An extemporary discourse is one spoken without notes or pre-

meditation.
Christian humility is never derogatory to chåracter
Inflame, signifies to heat, or to excite.
Strong liquors inflame the blood and produce diseases,
The prudent good man will govern his passions, and not suffer

them to be inflamed with anger.
Intemperate people are exposed to inflammatory diseases.
An obstructed perspiration produces an inflammatory state of

the blood. A conservatory is a large green-house for the preservation and

culture of exotic plants.

di

a

CORD

pår

po]

tăt

MOVE, GÓN, WOLF, FOOT, moon, ÔR; RÇLE, PÕLL; Exist; €=K; đ=J; ș=z; çü=SK.

No. 103.-CIII,
WORDS OF SIX SYLLABLES, ACCENTED ON THE FOURTH, OR AN-

TEPENULT,

in €a pa

bil i ty

sú pe

ma te ri ăl' i ty €om press i bil i ty il lib er ål i ty

€om pat i bil i ty ü ni ver săl i ty de struet i bìi i ty in hos pi tăl i ty

per çep ti bil i ty in stru ment ål i ty re gist i bil i ty spir it ū ål i ty com bus ti bil i ty im prob a bili ty in flex i bil i ty im pla ea bil i ty dis sim i lăr i ty mal le a bil i ty

par tie u lăr i ty in flam ma bility

ir reg û lăr i ty

ü

in fe rior i ty pen e tra bil i ty

ri ör i ty im mu ta bil i ty im pet ü ós i ty in ered i bil i ty

ģen er al is si mo il leg i bil i ty dis çi plin à ri an re fran ġi bil i ty pre des ti nā ri an in fal li bil i ty

an te di lū vi an di viş i bili ty het e ro gē ne oŭs in sen si bìli ty me di a tö ri al im pos si bil i ty in quiş i tō ri al

No. 104.-CIV, WORDS OF THREE SYLLABLES, ACCENTED ON THE FIRST, bẽn e fit în tel leet

súp pli eant ăl•pha bet

çîr eum speet pēr ma nent păr a pet pick pocket mís ere ant súm mer ser

flow er et tēr ma gant min ū et

lěv er et pol y pus pěn ny weight lit i gant im pe tus eět a pult

år ro gant eăt a raet měn di eant ěl e phant

el e gant