Kimballs Business Speller Designed for Use in Commercial Schools Academies N
Kimballs Business Speller Designed for Use in Commercial Schools Academies N
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Chintz, a kind of flowered cloth, made of cotton.
cloak, a long, loose, outer garment. Com' fort er, a wadded bedquilt; a neckscarf. Crape, a thin, crimped stuff, made of raw silk. Crash, coarse, heavy, narrow, linen cloth. Dam' ask, silk, woven with a pattern of flowers.
den' im, a coarse cotton drilling. Doi'ly, a small mat-like table napkin. Fab' ric, cloth of any kind, gauze, thin, transparent cloth, gos' sa mer, a waterproof wrap, gown (goun), the ordinary outer dress of a woman; a dressin...g-gown. Hem' stitched, having a broad hem separated from the article by open work. Jae' o net, a thin cotton fabric.
LESSON 69 MISCELLANEOUS ar' se nal, a repository for storing arms.
as suage' (-swage'), to calm ; to allay. Bar' ri er, a defense; an obstruction.
be hooves', necessary for; to belong, as due.
brunt, the main shock. Can' ni bal, an eater of human flesh.
48 KIMBALL'S BUSINESS SPELLER cat a rait, a waterfall; a disease of the eye. Eat' e ehism, instruction by questions and answers.
cy' clone, a violent wind-storm, dissuade' (-swade'), to persuade or advise against.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chintz, a kind of flowered cloth, made of cotton.
cloak, a long, loose, outer garment. Com' fort er, a wadded bedquilt; a neckscarf. Crape, a thin, crimped stuff, made of raw silk. Crash, coarse, heavy, narrow, linen cloth. Dam' ask, silk, woven with a pattern of flowers.
den' im, a coarse cotton drilling. Doi'ly, a small mat-like table napkin. Fab' ric, cloth of any kind, gauze, thin, transparent cloth, gos' sa mer, a waterproof wrap, gown (goun), the ordinary outer dress of a woman; a dressin...g-gown. Hem' stitched, having a broad hem separated from the article by open work. Jae' o net, a thin cotton fabric.
LESSON 69 MISCELLANEOUS ar' se nal, a repository for storing arms.
as suage' (-swage'), to calm ; to allay. Bar' ri er, a defense; an obstruction.
be hooves', necessary for; to belong, as due.
brunt, the main shock. Can' ni bal, an eater of human flesh.
48 KIMBALL'S BUSINESS SPELLER cat a rait, a waterfall; a disease of the eye. Eat' e ehism, instruction by questions and answers.
cy' clone, a violent wind-storm, dissuade' (-swade'), to persuade or advise against.
What to read after Kimballs Business Speller Designed for Use in Commercial Schools Academies N?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gustavus Sylvester Kimball to read onlineMoreLess
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