A Pronouncing Spelling-Book of the English Language : Mainly On the Principles of Comparison And Contrast
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
franc, a French coin.
frays, quarrels.
phrase, an expression.
freeze, to congeal by cold.
frieze, a coarse cloth.
furs, skins with soft hair.
furze, a prickly shrub.
gage, a pledge.
gauge, to measure.
gild, to overlay with gold.
guild, a corporation.
gilt, gilded.
guilt, wickedness, crime.
Exercise 95« — Elliptical.
{Put the right word in the right place.) A swift (1) in the river. A (2) person is not rash. Bread ih made of (3). He (5) his head. A (4) of pure water. A (1) bush grew in our garde...n. After (6) the cloth they hung it on a line. Do not (7) to be ill. The attack on the right was a mere (8). I enjoyed the (9) very much. Some are (6) while others are coming into life. Story-telling is his (10). "How do you do?" is a common (12), A man of (11) disposition.
Water will (13) in a cold night. Fields covered with (14). Now, sir, take off your (13) coat before you (15) the cask. Will you (l&\ the picture-frame ? Anything (17) appears like gold. A (15) of fidelity. Suffering inseparably follows (17).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
franc, a French coin.
frays, quarrels.
phrase, an expression.
freeze, to congeal by cold.
frieze, a coarse cloth.
furs, skins with soft hair.
furze, a prickly shrub.
gage, a pledge.
gauge, to measure.
gild, to overlay with gold.
guild, a corporation.
gilt, gilded.
guilt, wickedness, crime.
Exercise 95« — Elliptical.
{Put the right word in the right place.) A swift (1) in the river. A (2) person is not rash. Bread ih made of (3). He (5) his head. A (4) of pure water. A (1) bush grew in our garde...n. After (6) the cloth they hung it on a line. Do not (7) to be ill. The attack on the right was a mere (8). I enjoyed the (9) very much. Some are (6) while others are coming into life. Story-telling is his (10). "How do you do?" is a common (12), A man of (11) disposition.
Water will (13) in a cold night. Fields covered with (14). Now, sir, take off your (13) coat before you (15) the cask. Will you (l&\ the picture-frame ? Anything (17) appears like gold. A (15) of fidelity. Suffering inseparably follows (17).
What to read after A Pronouncing Spelling-Book of the English Language : Mainly On the Principles of Comparison And Contrast?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel T Samuel Thomas Worcester to read onlineMoreLess
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