Reading Help ECLECTIC SPELLING BOOK
cause es tray' lack'ey o'ri ole `
` gauze ap proach' latch'et o'ri ent `
` quoin cor rode' mat'in jo'vi al `
` squaw cur tail' scat'ter vo'ta ry `
` cross re pute' sav'age zo'di ac `
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` Lesson 104. `
` `
` DICTATION EXERCISES. `
` `
` I accept all your presents except the last. His joy was in excess, at the `
` news of his access to fortune. Though your terms exceed my expectations, I `
` must accede to them. The best cosmetic is air and exercise. He pretended `
` to exorcise evil spirits. Both assent to go up the ascent. He was indicted `
` for inditing a false letter. Champagne is made in France. The soldiers `
` crossed the champaign. The law will levy a tax to build a levee. The levee `
` was held at the mayor's residence. The senior brother was addressed as `
` seignior. `
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` `
` Lesson 105. `
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` cer'ti fy for'ti fy cog'ni zance `
` fer'ti lize for'ti tude con'ju gal `
` herb'al ist fort'u nate glob'u lar `
` serv'i tude or'di nance or'i gin `
` ter'mi nate or'gan ism hom'i ly `
` fer'ven cy ar'bi ter af'flu ent `
` mer'cu ry ar'ter y bal'us ter `
` nurs'er y har'mo ny bar'ri er `
` per'fi dy lar'ce ny bar'ris ter `
` per'ju ry har'mo nize car'ri on `
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` Lesson 106. `
` `
` Words accented on the first Syllable. `
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` cler'ic al fes'ti val li'bra ry `
` el'e gy eth'ic al like'li hood `
` em'i grant her'ald ry mi'cro cosm `
` em'per or her'e tic mi'cro scope `
` ep'i gram her'o ism ni'tro gen `
` pa'pa cy di'a lect ped'ant ry `
` fla'gran cy di'a gram ped'es tal `
` fra'gran cy di'a ry med'i cine `
` ra'di ance fin'er y lex'i con `
` sla'ver y i'vo ry sed'u lous `
` main'te nance pli'a ble quer'u lous `
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` `
` Lesson 107. `
` `
` Monosyllables representing different Sounds. `
` `
` stray sleet strike trope curse `
` ache fleece trite grope hearse `
` bathe steer splice broke purge `
` lathe speech stripe stroke scourge `
` plaint sphere tithe cloak verge `
` brain fief yield crock squeal `
` slave field fierce block league `
` quake thief pierce flock plead `
` stave fiend tierce shock squeak `
` plague shriek niece mock heath `
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` Lesson 108. `
` `
` SYNTHETIC EXERCISES. `
` `
` Make Sentences containing the following Words. `
` `
` bough, a branch of a tree. grieves, laments. `
` bow, to bend. greaves, armor for the legs. `
` brute, a beast. hew (hu), to cut; to chop. `
` bruit, to noise abroad. hue, a color; dye. `
` cite, to summon. Hugh, a man's name. `
` site, a situation. kill, to deprive of life. `
` sight, the sense of seeing. kiln, a large oven. `
` climb, to ascend. leaf, of a tree or book. `
` clime, climate; region. lief, willingly; gladly. `
` core, the inner part. maze, an intricate place. `
` corps, a body of soldiers. maize, Indian corn. `
` creek, a narrow inlet. mean, low; middle point. `
` creak, a grating noise. mien, air; manner. `
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` `
` Lesson 109. `
` `
` Miscellaneous Sounds. `
` `
` bul'let coop'er nor'mal pre cise' `
` bull'y wool'en or'phan pre side' `
` bull'ock cool'ly tor'por pro scribe' `
` bul'rush scoun'drel quar'ter com mode' `
` bush'el bal'sam ac claim' en gross' `
` bull'ion squad'ron o paque' con sume' `
` crup'per war'rant sca lene' pre sume' `
` cuck'oo quad'rant se cede' be dew' `
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` Lesson 110. `
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` false naught pitch batch edge `
` quart sought flitch match hedge `
` sward bought stitch hatch ledge `
` swarm bright fitch latch wedge `
` thwart plight hitch patch fledge `
` bilge budge fosse breadth twinge `
` bridge judge thong breast print `
` ridge drudge notch cleanse fling `
` hinge grudge blotch friend string `
` cringe plunge prompt knell swift `
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` `
` Lesson 111. `
` `
` hall, a large room. hoop, a ring; a band. `
` haul, to drag by force. whoop, to make a noise. `
` hay, dried grass. hied, made haste. `
` hey! an exclamation. hide, to conceal. `
` hare, an animal. hoard, to lay up. `
` hair, of the head. horde, a tribe. `
` heal, to cure. hoes, plural of hoe. `
` heel, hinder part of the foot. hose, stockings. `
` jam, a conserve of fruit. `
` hire, wages. jamb, the sidepiece of a `
` high'er, more high. door or fireplace. `
` hoe, a farming tool. knead, to work dough. `
` ho! an exclamation. need, want. `
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` `
` Lesson 112. `
` `
` faith theme length sor'row sol'emn `
` scrape chime launch dur'ing hire'ling `
` strange whilst morgue gib'bet tres'pass `
` greet smart pledge bod'kin shil'ling `
` perch badge gourd gos'ling mat'tock `
` champ dodge schist lob'by ram'part `
` drench brawl flounce tan'sy tran'quil `
` squeeze dwarf screech lock'et cun'ning `
` grist yawl spasm van'dal her'ring `
` shrink grant starve ex'tra drug'gist `
` copse spunk scalp cut'lass spon'sor `
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` `
` `
` Lesson 113. `
` `
` knight, a title of honor. lee, the sheltered side. `
` night, time of darkness. lea, a meadow; field. `
` knave, a wicked person. lie, to deceive. `
` nave, hub of a wheel. lye, water passed through ashes. `
` loan, any thing lent. links, parts of a chain. `
` lone, solitary. lynx, an animal. `
` knap, a small protuberance. loch, a lake. `
` nap, a short sleep. lough (lok), a lake. `
` lac, a kind of gum. lock, to fasten a door. `
` lack, to want; need. lax, loose; vague. `
` laid, placed. lacks, wants; needs. `
` lade, to load. lacs, plural of lac. `
` `
` `
` `
` Lesson 114. `
` `
` Words containing I consonant, sounded like Y consonant; as alien, `
` pronounced al'yen. `
` `
` al'ien on'ion bat tal'ion `
` sav'ior bil'ious pe cul'iar `
` pan'nier brill'iant re bell'ion `
` un'ion fil'ial dis un'ion `
` sen'ior mill'ion o pin'ion `
` jun'ior pill'ion do min'ion `
` gal'liard pin'ion com mun'ion `
` span'iel trill'ion mut'u al `
` val'iant coll'ier punc til'io `
` bill'iards pon'iard punc til'ious `
` bill'ion ruff'ian ver mil'ion `
` In'dian Chris'tian aux il'ia ry `
` `
` `
` `
` Lesson 115. `
` `
` The following words, according to the analogy of the English language, `
` should he spelled with the termination er, with the exception of the last `
` word of each line. `
`
` gauze ap proach' latch'et o'ri ent `
` quoin cor rode' mat'in jo'vi al `
` squaw cur tail' scat'ter vo'ta ry `
` cross re pute' sav'age zo'di ac `
` `
` `
` `
` Lesson 104. `
` `
` DICTATION EXERCISES. `
` `
` I accept all your presents except the last. His joy was in excess, at the `
` news of his access to fortune. Though your terms exceed my expectations, I `
` must accede to them. The best cosmetic is air and exercise. He pretended `
` to exorcise evil spirits. Both assent to go up the ascent. He was indicted `
` for inditing a false letter. Champagne is made in France. The soldiers `
` crossed the champaign. The law will levy a tax to build a levee. The levee `
` was held at the mayor's residence. The senior brother was addressed as `
` seignior. `
` `
` `
` `
` Lesson 105. `
` `
` cer'ti fy for'ti fy cog'ni zance `
` fer'ti lize for'ti tude con'ju gal `
` herb'al ist fort'u nate glob'u lar `
` serv'i tude or'di nance or'i gin `
` ter'mi nate or'gan ism hom'i ly `
` fer'ven cy ar'bi ter af'flu ent `
` mer'cu ry ar'ter y bal'us ter `
` nurs'er y har'mo ny bar'ri er `
` per'fi dy lar'ce ny bar'ris ter `
` per'ju ry har'mo nize car'ri on `
` `
` `
` `
` Lesson 106. `
` `
` Words accented on the first Syllable. `
` `
` cler'ic al fes'ti val li'bra ry `
` el'e gy eth'ic al like'li hood `
` em'i grant her'ald ry mi'cro cosm `
` em'per or her'e tic mi'cro scope `
` ep'i gram her'o ism ni'tro gen `
` pa'pa cy di'a lect ped'ant ry `
` fla'gran cy di'a gram ped'es tal `
` fra'gran cy di'a ry med'i cine `
` ra'di ance fin'er y lex'i con `
` sla'ver y i'vo ry sed'u lous `
` main'te nance pli'a ble quer'u lous `
` `
` `
` `
` Lesson 107. `
` `
` Monosyllables representing different Sounds. `
` `
` stray sleet strike trope curse `
` ache fleece trite grope hearse `
` bathe steer splice broke purge `
` lathe speech stripe stroke scourge `
` plaint sphere tithe cloak verge `
` brain fief yield crock squeal `
` slave field fierce block league `
` quake thief pierce flock plead `
` stave fiend tierce shock squeak `
` plague shriek niece mock heath `
` `
` `
` `
` Lesson 108. `
` `
` SYNTHETIC EXERCISES. `
` `
` Make Sentences containing the following Words. `
` `
` bough, a branch of a tree. grieves, laments. `
` bow, to bend. greaves, armor for the legs. `
` brute, a beast. hew (hu), to cut; to chop. `
` bruit, to noise abroad. hue, a color; dye. `
` cite, to summon. Hugh, a man's name. `
` site, a situation. kill, to deprive of life. `
` sight, the sense of seeing. kiln, a large oven. `
` climb, to ascend. leaf, of a tree or book. `
` clime, climate; region. lief, willingly; gladly. `
` core, the inner part. maze, an intricate place. `
` corps, a body of soldiers. maize, Indian corn. `
` creek, a narrow inlet. mean, low; middle point. `
` creak, a grating noise. mien, air; manner. `
` `
` `
` `
` Lesson 109. `
` `
` Miscellaneous Sounds. `
` `
` bul'let coop'er nor'mal pre cise' `
` bull'y wool'en or'phan pre side' `
` bull'ock cool'ly tor'por pro scribe' `
` bul'rush scoun'drel quar'ter com mode' `
` bush'el bal'sam ac claim' en gross' `
` bull'ion squad'ron o paque' con sume' `
` crup'per war'rant sca lene' pre sume' `
` cuck'oo quad'rant se cede' be dew' `
` `
` `
` `
` Lesson 110. `
` `
` false naught pitch batch edge `
` quart sought flitch match hedge `
` sward bought stitch hatch ledge `
` swarm bright fitch latch wedge `
` thwart plight hitch patch fledge `
` bilge budge fosse breadth twinge `
` bridge judge thong breast print `
` ridge drudge notch cleanse fling `
` hinge grudge blotch friend string `
` cringe plunge prompt knell swift `
` `
` `
` `
` Lesson 111. `
` `
` hall, a large room. hoop, a ring; a band. `
` haul, to drag by force. whoop, to make a noise. `
` hay, dried grass. hied, made haste. `
` hey! an exclamation. hide, to conceal. `
` hare, an animal. hoard, to lay up. `
` hair, of the head. horde, a tribe. `
` heal, to cure. hoes, plural of hoe. `
` heel, hinder part of the foot. hose, stockings. `
` jam, a conserve of fruit. `
` hire, wages. jamb, the sidepiece of a `
` high'er, more high. door or fireplace. `
` hoe, a farming tool. knead, to work dough. `
` ho! an exclamation. need, want. `
` `
` `
` `
` Lesson 112. `
` `
` faith theme length sor'row sol'emn `
` scrape chime launch dur'ing hire'ling `
` strange whilst morgue gib'bet tres'pass `
` greet smart pledge bod'kin shil'ling `
` perch badge gourd gos'ling mat'tock `
` champ dodge schist lob'by ram'part `
` drench brawl flounce tan'sy tran'quil `
` squeeze dwarf screech lock'et cun'ning `
` grist yawl spasm van'dal her'ring `
` shrink grant starve ex'tra drug'gist `
` copse spunk scalp cut'lass spon'sor `
` `
` `
` `
` Lesson 113. `
` `
` knight, a title of honor. lee, the sheltered side. `
` night, time of darkness. lea, a meadow; field. `
` knave, a wicked person. lie, to deceive. `
` nave, hub of a wheel. lye, water passed through ashes. `
` loan, any thing lent. links, parts of a chain. `
` lone, solitary. lynx, an animal. `
` knap, a small protuberance. loch, a lake. `
` nap, a short sleep. lough (lok), a lake. `
` lac, a kind of gum. lock, to fasten a door. `
` lack, to want; need. lax, loose; vague. `
` laid, placed. lacks, wants; needs. `
` lade, to load. lacs, plural of lac. `
` `
` `
` `
` Lesson 114. `
` `
` Words containing I consonant, sounded like Y consonant; as alien, `
` pronounced al'yen. `
` `
` al'ien on'ion bat tal'ion `
` sav'ior bil'ious pe cul'iar `
` pan'nier brill'iant re bell'ion `
` un'ion fil'ial dis un'ion `
` sen'ior mill'ion o pin'ion `
` jun'ior pill'ion do min'ion `
` gal'liard pin'ion com mun'ion `
` span'iel trill'ion mut'u al `
` val'iant coll'ier punc til'io `
` bill'iards pon'iard punc til'ious `
` bill'ion ruff'ian ver mil'ion `
` In'dian Chris'tian aux il'ia ry `
` `
` `
` `
` Lesson 115. `
` `
` The following words, according to the analogy of the English language, `
` should he spelled with the termination er, with the exception of the last `
` word of each line. `
`