Maynes Sight Speller Adapted for Graded Schools From Fourth Grade Through the
Maynes Sight Speller Adapted for Graded Schools From Fourth Grade Through the
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, the " Blue Hills ").
Mark Michigan, Minnesota and Mississippi for pronunciation. Michigan is from an Indian word for a weir (a fence of stakes or twigs set in a stream for taking fish); Minnesota is likewise of Indian derivation, meaning cloudy water or whitish water; Mississippi, also from the Indian tongue, means great and long river, , 48 MAYNE'S SIGHT SPELLER LESSON 75 Relating to Vessels.
sloop canoe submarine keel cutter yacht capstan" anchor schooner cruiser rudder armor frigate monito...r ro'wlocks torpedo galley destroyer propeller davits sloop, a kind of vessel; eiit'ter, a fast-sailing vessel; S€l\^6on'er; fng'atVj gal'l^y, a vessel propelled by oars; ea noV; ya^l^t; eru^- §er, an armed ship; mon'i tor, an iron-clad war vessel, having a revolving turret (so called from the name given by Captain Ericsson to the first vessel of the kind); de stroy'er, a vessel for destroying torpedo-boats; siib^ma rmV» under the sea; cap'stan, a device used in moving or raising heavy weights aboard ship; riid'der, the device by which a vessel is steered when in motion; roV'lo^ks; pro pel'ler, a device for driving a steam vessel for- ward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, the " Blue Hills ").
Mark Michigan, Minnesota and Mississippi for pronunciation. Michigan is from an Indian word for a weir (a fence of stakes or twigs set in a stream for taking fish); Minnesota is likewise of Indian derivation, meaning cloudy water or whitish water; Mississippi, also from the Indian tongue, means great and long river, , 48 MAYNE'S SIGHT SPELLER LESSON 75 Relating to Vessels.
sloop canoe submarine keel cutter yacht capstan" anchor schooner cruiser rudder armor frigate monito...r ro'wlocks torpedo galley destroyer propeller davits sloop, a kind of vessel; eiit'ter, a fast-sailing vessel; S€l\^6on'er; fng'atVj gal'l^y, a vessel propelled by oars; ea noV; ya^l^t; eru^- §er, an armed ship; mon'i tor, an iron-clad war vessel, having a revolving turret (so called from the name given by Captain Ericsson to the first vessel of the kind); de stroy'er, a vessel for destroying torpedo-boats; siib^ma rmV» under the sea; cap'stan, a device used in moving or raising heavy weights aboard ship; riid'der, the device by which a vessel is steered when in motion; roV'lo^ks; pro pel'ler, a device for driving a steam vessel for- ward.
What to read after Maynes Sight Speller Adapted for Graded Schools From Fourth Grade Through the?
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