The Complete Phonographer, And Reporter's Guide
The Complete Phonographer, And Reporter's Guide
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Bastings, twistings, vestings, beatings, meetings, plottings, holdings.
Fundamental, regimental, sacramental, instrumentality.
Zoology, mythology, astrology.
Thyself, themselves.
Township, courtship, horsemanship, penmanship.
Praiseworthy, trustworthy, blameworthy, seaworthy.
§ 286. Fangle, triangle, shingle, twinkle, finger, stronger, anxious, sanctity, junction, winked, ranked. Pasteboard, breastpin, mistrustful.
Pumped, consnmption, glimpse, tempter. — § 287. Essential, substantially.
LESSON... XVIIL 1. Learn §§ 298 to 306, and 323 and 324.
2. Read or translate Reading Exercise XVII F., page 106.
3. Write the following phrases : 9* 200 THE OOMPLETB PHONOGBAPHEB.
§ 301. As Urge, as had, as can, as ever, as that, as them, as long, as be, as usual, as would, as yet, as your, much as, just as, as well, as well as, as large as, as long as.
Has had, has come, has that, has this, has he, has your, has been, has done, has gone, what has, which has, that has, he has, where has, what has been.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bastings, twistings, vestings, beatings, meetings, plottings, holdings.
Fundamental, regimental, sacramental, instrumentality.
Zoology, mythology, astrology.
Thyself, themselves.
Township, courtship, horsemanship, penmanship.
Praiseworthy, trustworthy, blameworthy, seaworthy.
§ 286. Fangle, triangle, shingle, twinkle, finger, stronger, anxious, sanctity, junction, winked, ranked. Pasteboard, breastpin, mistrustful.
Pumped, consnmption, glimpse, tempter. — § 287. Essential, substantially.
LESSON... XVIIL 1. Learn §§ 298 to 306, and 323 and 324.
2. Read or translate Reading Exercise XVII F., page 106.
3. Write the following phrases : 9* 200 THE OOMPLETB PHONOGBAPHEB.
§ 301. As Urge, as had, as can, as ever, as that, as them, as long, as be, as usual, as would, as yet, as your, much as, just as, as well, as well as, as large as, as long as.
Has had, has come, has that, has this, has he, has your, has been, has done, has gone, what has, which has, that has, he has, where has, what has been.
What to read after The Complete Phonographer, And Reporter's Guide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Munson, James Eugene, 1835-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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