The Spelling-Book Supersede, Or a New And Easy Method of Teaching the Spelling, Meaning ...
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Signum, a mark, a sign.
Silva, a wood.
SimXlis, like.
Singiilus, one, single.
Sinus, a bay ; the bosom* Sisto, to make to stand.
Sociu^, a companion.
Sol, the sun.
Soltdus, firm, solid.
Solor (solatus), to solace.
Solus, alone, single.
Solvo (solutus), to loose.
Somnus, sleep.
Sdnus, a sound.
Sorbeo, to suck in.
Sors («orft«), lot, sort.
Spargo (8par8U8)y to scatter.
Specie {gpectus)y to see.
Spero, to hope.
Spiro, to breathe.
Splendeo, to shine.
Spdlium, booty, spoil.
Spondeoj(«pon««), to pro-... mise, to betroth.
Sterno (jstratus), to lay pros- trate, to strew.
Stilla, a drop.
Stimulus, a goad or spur.
Stinguo (stinctus), to prick, to mark, to distinguish.
Sto (status), to stand.
Stringo (strictus), to bind.
Struo (structus), to build. .
Studeo, to study.
Stupeo, to be stupid ; to be lost in wonder.
Suadeo (syasus), to persuade Sudo, to sweat, to perspire.
Summa, a sum, the whole.
Sumo (sumptus), to take.
Surgo (surrectus), to rise.
Tabula, a board, a table.
Taceo, to be silent.
Tango (tactu8)t to touch.^ 162 LATIH AHD aSXBK BOOTS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Signum, a mark, a sign.
Silva, a wood.
SimXlis, like.
Singiilus, one, single.
Sinus, a bay ; the bosom* Sisto, to make to stand.
Sociu^, a companion.
Sol, the sun.
Soltdus, firm, solid.
Solor (solatus), to solace.
Solus, alone, single.
Solvo (solutus), to loose.
Somnus, sleep.
Sdnus, a sound.
Sorbeo, to suck in.
Sors («orft«), lot, sort.
Spargo (8par8U8)y to scatter.
Specie {gpectus)y to see.
Spero, to hope.
Spiro, to breathe.
Splendeo, to shine.
Spdlium, booty, spoil.
Spondeoj(«pon««), to pro-... mise, to betroth.
Sterno (jstratus), to lay pros- trate, to strew.
Stilla, a drop.
Stimulus, a goad or spur.
Stinguo (stinctus), to prick, to mark, to distinguish.
Sto (status), to stand.
Stringo (strictus), to bind.
Struo (structus), to build. .
Studeo, to study.
Stupeo, to be stupid ; to be lost in wonder.
Suadeo (syasus), to persuade Sudo, to sweat, to perspire.
Summa, a sum, the whole.
Sumo (sumptus), to take.
Surgo (surrectus), to rise.
Tabula, a board, a table.
Taceo, to be silent.
Tango (tactu8)t to touch.^ 162 LATIH AHD aSXBK BOOTS.
What to read after The Spelling-Book Supersede, Or a New And Easy Method of Teaching the Spelling, Meaning ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Sulivan to read onlineMoreLess
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