The Smaller Standard Speller: Containing Classified Exercises for Oral Spelling, Also Sentences ...
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22 LONG E, AS IN BE.
Words in which ie and eo have the sound of long e.
9. Brief, chief, field, fiend, fierce, grief, niece, piece, pierce, priest, shield, shriek, thief, wield, yield.
10. Prai'rie, series. People.
11. Be-lief', cash-ier, front-ier, re-lief.
Words in which i has the sou /id of long e.
12. Ca-price', ma-rine, po-lice, pe-lisse, ra-vine, va-lise.
DICTATION AND WRITING EXERCISES 1,2. He rose by mere luck. Complete the legend. Lift the lever. Adhere to my precept. Be sincere. Prece...de us. Dogs secrete bones. Storms arc frequent.
3, 4. Please speak. Preach and teach. A bleak spot. I made a cheap meal of a peach with cream. Do not crease the piper. We out with shears. String the bead. Nail on a cleat.
Deal fairly.
5. The sailor was eager to see the beacon. A meager meal for weary men. Let your reason appear. His disease was severe up to the time of his decease. Beneath me all is dark.
6, 7. Meek and sleek is the sheep. 1 feel the breeze and the sleet on my cheek. The greedy boy ate cheese and beef.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
22 LONG E, AS IN BE.
Words in which ie and eo have the sound of long e.
9. Brief, chief, field, fiend, fierce, grief, niece, piece, pierce, priest, shield, shriek, thief, wield, yield.
10. Prai'rie, series. People.
11. Be-lief', cash-ier, front-ier, re-lief.
Words in which i has the sou /id of long e.
12. Ca-price', ma-rine, po-lice, pe-lisse, ra-vine, va-lise.
DICTATION AND WRITING EXERCISES 1,2. He rose by mere luck. Complete the legend. Lift the lever. Adhere to my precept. Be sincere. Prece...de us. Dogs secrete bones. Storms arc frequent.
3, 4. Please speak. Preach and teach. A bleak spot. I made a cheap meal of a peach with cream. Do not crease the piper. We out with shears. String the bead. Nail on a cleat.
Deal fairly.
5. The sailor was eager to see the beacon. A meager meal for weary men. Let your reason appear. His disease was severe up to the time of his decease. Beneath me all is dark.
6, 7. Meek and sleek is the sheep. 1 feel the breeze and the sleet on my cheek. The greedy boy ate cheese and beef.
What to read after The Smaller Standard Speller: Containing Classified Exercises for Oral Spelling, Also Sentences ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Epes Sargent to read onlineMoreLess
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