The English Reader : Or, Pieces in Prose And Poetry, Selected From the Best Writers... With a Few Preliminary Observations On the Principles of Good Reading 1829a
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a bird j Q.n iron lever Cj^'prfts, 71. a thin «ilky gauze D.
Dig'gir, [g hard] 71. a short sword Dki'lf. ad. and a. every day Dki'sf, n. a spring flower DMe, 71. a valley, vale Dim, 71. mother of brutes ; a bank to stop water ; v. to confine, obstruct Dam age, [dam'mJdj] n. mischief hurt ; V. to injure, impair Dim ni'tion, 71. punishment D4mp, a. wet ; n. moisture ; v. to W6t D4ncc, V. to move by musick j n. a musical motion Din'gSr. n. risk, hazard Din'gSr 06s, a. unsafe, perilojtj D^p'ple, a.... of different coloara Dire, V. to challenge, defy Dark, a. without light, blind Ddr'ken, v. to make dark Dilrk'nSss, ti. absence of light Dar'Ung, 71. a favourite i a. beloved Dirt, Ti. a weapon THE ENGLISH READER.
la D&sh, V. to Btrike against, rush ; n. a blow ; mark thus ( — ) Dite, V. to note the precise time ; n.
a point of time 3 a truit Dkugh'l^r, n. a female olfspring Diwn, V. to grow light ; n. beginning Dky, 71. the time between the rising and setting of the sun DSz'zle, V. to overpower with light Diad, a.
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