The Graded School Speller, book 7
The Graded School Speller, book 7
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Digitized by Googk QUOTATIONS I aus tere' The nakedness of austere truth! — Wordsworth, re pent'ance Amendment is repentance.
quench Fire is not quenched with fire. — Italian, in ere du'li ty Incredulity should make men advised.
in no va'tion Innovations are dangerous.
rec'on cile im'pu dence per'emp to ry ob li ga'tion em'per or II A reconciled friend is a double enemy.
Ignorance is the mother of impudence.
Never judge peremptorily. — Richardson.
Excess of obligation may lose a friend.
Only on...e can be emperor. — German.
Ill pu sil la nim'i ty Patience and pusillanimity are two things.
as ser'tion Assertion is no proof. — German.
mis chance' Fear not to-morrow's mischance. — Turkish.
bar'ba rism Civilization succeeds barbarism.
ar is toc'ra cy Even workhouses have their aristocracy.
IV con ceit' Quick wits are generally conceited, ob se'qui ous ness Obsequiousness begets friends. — Terence.
sue cess' Success leads to insolence.— i^arfn.
for bid'den Forbidden fruit is sweetest, de ride' Deride not the unfortunate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Googk QUOTATIONS I aus tere' The nakedness of austere truth! — Wordsworth, re pent'ance Amendment is repentance.
quench Fire is not quenched with fire. — Italian, in ere du'li ty Incredulity should make men advised.
in no va'tion Innovations are dangerous.
rec'on cile im'pu dence per'emp to ry ob li ga'tion em'per or II A reconciled friend is a double enemy.
Ignorance is the mother of impudence.
Never judge peremptorily. — Richardson.
Excess of obligation may lose a friend.
Only on...e can be emperor. — German.
Ill pu sil la nim'i ty Patience and pusillanimity are two things.
as ser'tion Assertion is no proof. — German.
mis chance' Fear not to-morrow's mischance. — Turkish.
bar'ba rism Civilization succeeds barbarism.
ar is toc'ra cy Even workhouses have their aristocracy.
IV con ceit' Quick wits are generally conceited, ob se'qui ous ness Obsequiousness begets friends. — Terence.
sue cess' Success leads to insolence.— i^arfn.
for bid'den Forbidden fruit is sweetest, de ride' Deride not the unfortunate.
What to read after The Graded School Speller, book 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Ellsworth Spaulding, William Dana Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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