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*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK PRACTICAL HIGH SCHOOL SPELLER ***

PRACTICAL HIGH SCHOOL

SPELLER

COMPILED BY

TOBIAS O. CHEW, M.S.

SUPERINTENDENT OF CITY SCHOOLS

WASHBURN, WISCONSIN

ALLYN and BACON

Boston    New York    Chicago

COPYRIGHT, 1914,

BY TOBIAS O. CHEW.

DAAN

Norwood Press

J. S. Cushing Co.—Berwick & Smith Co.

Norwood, Mass., U.S.A.

Dedicated

TO THE MANY HIGH SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS, PRINCIPALS, AND

TEACHERS, WHO BY THEIR COÖPERATION HAVE

MADE POSSIBLE THE COMPILATION

OF THIS BOOK

PREFACE

What are the words most commonly misspelled by the average high school pupil? In an endeavor to solve this problem, two thousand letters, with five postal cards in each, were sent to representative high schools in every state in the United States, requesting the heads of the various departments to report the words most commonly misspelled in their classes. From the many thousand replies, this text-book has been compiled.

The first word in Lesson I was sent in by seven hundred high school teachers; the other words in this lesson show, by their order, the frequency with which they appear in the replies. No word has been considered unless suggested by at least two teachers. This book, then, built on the judgment of those best qualified to know—the teachers themselves—contains only the words most frequently misspelled by the average high school pupil.

A simple phrase is placed after each word, illustrating its use, and serving to identify it better than would a short, abstract definition. The division of words into syllables with accent marks will be of great assistance to the pupil, should there be any question in his mind as to the correct pronunciation. The typography is based on the idea that it will be a great help to the pupil in visualizing the words if he sees them in script as well as in print.

T. O. CHEW.

MARCH, 1914.

A FEW SIMPLE RULES FOR SPELLING

When the diphthongs ei and ie are pronounced [=e], c is followed by ei, all other letters by ie. Examples: ceiling, receive, siege, believe. Exceptions: leisure, seize, weird. The word slice will help pupils to remember this rule—i after l and e after c when applied to believe and receive.

Final y following a consonant changes to i before a suffix not beginning with i. Examples: busy, business; dry, dried. When the suffix begins with i, as in -ing and -ish, the y is retained to avoid having double i. Examples: try, trying; baby, babyish.

When the final y follows a vowel, the y is retained before a suffix. Examples: toy, toyed; betray, betrayed; annoy, annoyed.

To form the plural of words ending in y following a consonant change the y to i and add es. Examples: quantity, quantities; factory, factories.

When the final y follows a vowel, the y is retained and s added. Examples: journey, journeys; delay, delays; money, moneys.

Monosyllables and words accented on the last syllable, which end in a single consonant, following a single vowel, double the final consonant before a suffix beginning with a vowel. Examples: hot, hotter; begin, beginning. Exceptions: (1) gas, gases. (2) The letters w, x, and y are not doubled. Examples: show, showing; box, boxed; pay, paying.

In words not accented on the last syllable, the final consonant may or may not be doubled. Examples: traveler may be spelled traveller; canceled, cancelled; etc.

In words ending in unaccented e, the final e is dropped before a suffix beginning with a vowel. Examples: come, coming; glue, gluing; fine, finer. Exceptions: (1) The e is retained when it is necessary to preserve the identity of the word, as dyeing, singeing. (2) When the final e is preceded by o, as shoeing, hoeing. (3) After c and g when the suffix begins with a or o, as peace, peaceable; outrage, outrageous; courage, courageous.

LESSON 1

{separate}

sep´a-rate    divisions

{receive}

re-ceive´    the letter

{believe}

be-lieve´    in God

{until}

un-til´    next Monday

{there}

there    he comes

{their}

their    hats are new

{principle}

prin´ci-ple    of physics

{principal}

prin´ci-pal    parts of a verb

{business}

bus´i-ness    of the merchant

{parallel}

par´al-lel    lines

{disappoint}

dis-ap-point´    us by going

{to}

to    go to town

{too}

too    many rules

{two}

two    dollars in cash

{necessary}

nec´es-sa-ry    food

{judgment}

judg´ment    of the court

{all right}

all right   , I shall come

{disappear}

dis-ap-pear´    from sight

{grammar}

gram´mar    of the language

{privilege}

priv´i-lege    to vote

{beginning}

be-gin´ning    of the war

{government}

gov´ern-ment    by the people

{isosceles}

i-sos´ce-les    triangle

{laboratory}

lab´o-ra-to-ry    of the chemist

{finally}

fi´nal-ly    it ended

LESSON 2

{coming}

com´ing    home

{seize}

seize    the opportunity

{similarly}

sim´i-lar-ly    made

{similar}

sim´i-lar    triangles

{Parliament}

Par´li-a-ment    of England

{occasion}

oc-ca´sion    for joy

{description}

de-scrip´tion    of the place

{writing}

writ´ing    with ink

{development}

de-vel´op-ment    of muscle

{homologous}

ho-mol´o-gous    figures

{precede}

pre-cede´    us down the street

{recommend}

rec-om-mend´    him for the work

{whether}

wheth´er    we go or stay

{coefficient}

co-ef-fi´cient    of the number

{hypotenuse}

hy-pot´e-nuse    of a triangle

{siege}

siege    of Troy

{immediately}

im-me´di-ate-ly    after

{already}

al-read´y    the sun is up

{forty}

for´ty    dollars a month

{fourth}

fourth    house on the street

{develop}

de-vel´op    the Kodak film

{together}

to-geth´er    at home

{chord}

chord    of a circle

{cord}

cord    of wood

{village}

vil´lage    blacksmith

LESSON 3

{hypothesis}

hy-poth´e-sis    of a theorem

{truly}

tru´ly    yours

{accommodate}

ac-com´mo-date    your friends

{preparation}

prep-a-ra´tion    for war

{occurrence}

oc-cur´rence    of importance

{quiet}

qui´et    as a mouse

{quite}

quite    a different thing

{villain}

vil´lain    in the play

{vertical}

ver´ti-cal    lines

{February}

Feb´ru-a-ry    twenty-second

{angle}

an´gle    of a triangle

{angel}

an´gel    in heaven

{affect}

af-fect´    steel by heating it

{effect}

ef-fect´    of heat on steel

{balance}

bal´ance    the account

{equation}

e-qua´tion    in algebra

{professor}

pro-fess´or    of Latin

{stopped}

stopped    by a policeman

{lose}

lose    the money

{loose}

loose    the dog's chain

{losing}

los´ing    his grip

{complement}

com´ple-ment    of an angle

{compliment}

com´pli-ment    paid to the lady

{corollary}

cor´ol-la-ry    of the theorem

{which}

which    man was that

LESSON 4

{usually}

u´su-al-ly    he walks to school

{oxygen}

ox´y-gen    in the air

{surprise}

sur-prise´    party

{proceed}

pro-ceed´    with the work

{quit}

quit    the job

{appearance}

ap-pear´ance    of the man

{quadrilateral}

quad-ri-lat´er-al    figure

{quantity}

quan´ti-ty    of sugar

{received}

re-ceived´    payment

{theorem}

the´o-rem    in geometry

{acknowledgment}

ac-knowl´edg-ment    of my letter

{occurred}

oc-curred´    to him suddenly

{conscience}

con´science    troubled him

{athletics}

ath-let´ics    in college

{bisector}

bi-sect´or    of an angle

{piece}

piece    of pie

{peace}

peace    on earth

{plain}

plain    features

{plane}

plane    geometry

{speech}

speech    in the Senate

{parallelogram}

par-al-lel´o-gram    of forces

{chauffeur}

chauf-feur´    was reckless

{describe}

de-scribe´    his features

{fulfil}

ful-fil´    our promise

{participle}

par´ti-ci-ple    of the verb

LESSON 5

{tragedy}

trag´e-dy    of Macbeth

{capital}

cap´i-tal    city of Texas

{capitol}

cap´i-tol    building

{committee}

com-mit´tee    meetings

{perpendicular}

per-pen-dic´u-lar    lines

{auxiliary}

aux-il´i-a-ry    verb

{accept}

ac-cept´    my thanks

{except}

ex-cept´    for this reason

{odor}

o´dor    of tobacco

{Mediterranean}

Med-i-ter-ra´ne-an    Sea

{polygon}

pol´y-gon    of seven sides

{superintendent}

su-per-in-tend´ent    of schools

{supersede}

su-per-sede´    the old laws by new

{always}

al´ways    the same

{hoping}

hop´ing    all is well

{hopping}

hop´ping    on one foot

{opposite}

op´po-site    side of the street

{opposition}

op-po-si´tion    to the plan

{rhombus}

rhom´bus    in geometry

{parentheses}

pa-ren´the-ses    enclosed the phrase

{straight}

straight    lines of soldiers

{strait}

strait    of Bosporus

{definite}

def´i-nite    number

{gas}

gas    light is bright

{prejudice}

prej´u-dice    against him

LESSON 6

{probably}

prob´a-bly    we shall go

{respectively}

re-spec´tive-ly    equal to each other

{respectfully}

re-spect´ful-ly    yours

{disease}

dis-ease´    caused by germs

{decease}

de-cease´    of a friend

{equivalent}

e-quiv´a-lent    equations

{height}

height    of the mountain

{refer}

re-fer´    you to him

{referred}

re-ferred´    to you

{referring}

re-fer´ring    to your letter

{soluble}

sol´u-ble    in water

{calendar}

cal´en-dar    for next year

{consul}

con´sul    at London

{council}

coun´cil    of war

{counsel}

coun´sel    is advice

{control}

con-trol´    of the business

{led}

led    the way back

{lead}

lead    is a soft metal

{possession}

pos-ses´sion    of the island

{receipt}

re-ceipt´    for payment

{simultaneous}

sim-ul-ta´ne-ous    equations

{written}

writ´ten    lesson

{benefit}

ben´e-fit    the health

{ninety}

nine´ty    per cent

{occasionally}

oc-ca´sion-al-ly    it rains

LESSON 7

{supplementary}

sup-ple-men´ta-ry    angles

{Wednesday}

Wednes´day    morning

{genitive}

gen´i-tive    case

{independent}

in-de-pend´ent    country

{misspelled}

mis-spelled´    the words

{sophomore}

soph´o-more    class

{busy}

bus´y    day at school

{meant}

meant    to do well

{ledger}

ledg´er    accounts

{polynomial}

pol-y-no´mi-al    of six terms

{pursue}

pur-sue´    the game

{adjacent}

ad-ja´cent    angles

{attract}

at-tract´    his attention

{Augustus}

Au-gus´tus    Cæsar

{comparative}

com-par´a-tive    degree

{difference}

dif´fer-ence    between two amounts

{friend}

friend    of ours

{frustum}

frus´tum    of the pyramid

{prairie}

prai´rie    dogs

{syntax}

syn´tax    of early Latin

{whose}

whose    house is this

{algebra}

al´ge-bra    is studied at school

{ammonia}

am-mo´ni-a    for cleaning

{embarrass}

em-bar´rass    us

{nickel}

nick´el    plated ware

LESSON 8

{precipitate}

pre-cip´i-tate    a panic

{receivable}

re-ceiv´a-ble    accounts

{studying}

stud´y-ing    the lesson

{tariff}

tar´iff    bill of 1913

{nominative}

nom´i-na-tive    case

{expenses}

ex-pen´ses    were paid

{coincide}

co-in-cide´    with his views

{apparatus}

ap-pa-ra´tus    for the experiment

{bicycle}

bi´cy-cle    riding

{dining}

din´ing    with friends

{decide}

de-cide´    the question

{disappointed}

dis-ap-point´ed    candidate

{criticise}

crit´i-cise    the work

{eligible}

el´i-gi-ble    to enter

{hear}

hear    the music

{here}

here    they come

{intercept}

in-ter-cept´    the letters

{herb}

herb    for medicinal use

{stationary}

sta´tion-a-ry    engine

{stationery}

sta´tion-er-y    for correspondence

{omitted}

o-mit´ted    the word

{radical}

rad´i-cal    views

{weird}

weird    tales by Poe

{temperature}

tem´per-a-ture    of 90 degrees

{equal}

e´qual    suffrage

LESSON 9

{eighth}

eighth    day of the month

{syllable}

syl´la-ble    of a word

{shepherd}

shep´herd    of the flock

{quotient}

quo´tient    is the result in division

{planned}

planned    a long trip

{niece}

niece    and nephew

{homogeneous}

ho-mo-ge´ne-ous    substances

{governor}

gov´ern-or    of Michigan

{equilateral}

e-qui-lat´er-al    triangle

{attack}

at-tack´    the city

{attacked}

at-tacked´    by the enemy

{across}

a-cross´    the ocean

{crystal}

crys´tal    of quartz

{cylinder}

cyl´in-der    of the engine

{absence}

ab´sence    from school

{diagonal}

di-ag´o-nal    of a square

{miscellaneous}

mis-cel-la´ne-ous    assortment

{interest}

in´ter-est    on the money

{commercial}

com-mer´cial    traveler

{cemetery}

cem´e-ter-y    lots

{mischievous}

mis´chie-vous    puppy

{resources}

re-sour´ces    of the bank

{twelfth}

twelfth    hour

{where}

where    has he gone

{reference}

ref´er-ence    to the book

LESSON 10

{writer}

writ´er    of poetry

{write}

write    clearly

{right}

right    hand side

{rite}

rite    of the church

{prove}

prove    the theorem

{axiom}

ax´i-om    in geometry

{mortgage}

mort´gage    the farm

{dependent}

de-pend´ent    clause

{deceive}

de-ceive´    the enemy

{Caesar}

Cæ´sar    crossed the Rubicon

{benefited}

ben´e-fit-ed    by exercise

{trapezoid}

trap´e-zoid    drawn on the board

{symmetrical}

sym-met´ri-cal    figure

{sincerely}

sin-cere´ly    yours

{rhythm}

rhythm    of music

{source}

source    of the river

{repetition}

rep-e-ti´tion    is monotonous

{religious}

re-lig´ious    services

{promissory}

prom´is-so-ry    notes

{possess}

pos-sess´    the money

{weather}

weath´er    bureau

{persuade}

per-suade´    him to go

{perhaps}

per-haps´    I shall

{oblige}

ob-lige´    me by going

{alcohol}

al´co-hol    lamp

LESSON 11

{sovereign}

sov´er-eign    of England

{sovereignty}

sov´er-eign-ty    of our country

{antecedent}

an-te-ce´dent    of the pronoun

{allotment}

al-lot´ment    of the estate

{allotting}

al-lot´ting    the Indian lands

{treasurer}

treas´ur-er    of the society

{advise}

ad-vise´    him to go

{advice}

ad-vice´    is cheap

{accusative}

ac-cu´sa-tive    case of a noun

{dissolve}

dis-solve´    the partnership

{convenient}

con-ven´ient    place

{experience}

ex-pe´ri-ence    is the best teacher

{infinitive}

in-fin´i-tive    form of a verb

{library}

li´bra-ry    books

{occur}

oc-cur´    to one

{pleasant}

pleas´ant    occupation

{potato}

po-ta´to    salad

{practice}

prac´tice    makes perfect

{procedure}

pro-ce´dure    in court

{proportion}

pro-por´tion    of the money

{sentence}

sen´tence    for life

{supplement}

sup´ple-ment    of an angle

{vacuum}

vac´u-um    cleaner

{secretary}

sec´re-ta-ry    of state

{exaggerate}

ex-ag´ger-ate    the story

LESSON 12

{vegetable}

veg´e-ta-ble    garden

{arc}

arc    of a circle

{ark}

ark    built by Noah

{analyze}

an´a-lyze    the sentence

{different}

dif´fer-ent    sizes

{crystallize}

crys´tal-lize    into snow

{chief}

chief    man of the city

{elimination}

e-lim-i-na´tion    of the unfit

{foreign}

for´eign    countries

{generally}

gen´er-al-ly    known

{guard}

guard    the treasure

{leisure}

lei´sure    moments

{license}

li´cense    to run an automobile

{rhomboid}

rhom´boid    figure in geometry

{tyranny}

tyr´an-ny    of the conqueror

{vertices}

ver´ti-ces    of the triangle

{commission}

com-mis´sion    form of government

{disappointment}

dis-ap-point´ment    is hard to bear

{abbreviate}

ab-bre´vi-ate    the word

{conscious}

con´scious    of her beauty

{color}

col´or    of the flower

{civilization}

civ-i-li-za´tion    of the Greeks

{chlorophyll}

chlo´ro-phyll    of the plant

{character}

char´ac-ter    of the man

{cavalry}

cav´al-ry    regiment

LESSON 13

{belief}

be-lief´    of the Christian

{enemies}

en´e-mies    of the nation

{especially}

es-pe´ci-al-ly    good

{existence}

ex-ist´ence    on earth

{gauge}

gauge    the distance

{honorable}

hon´or-a-ble    man

{lieutenant}

lieu-ten´ant    of the army

{literature}

lit´er-a-ture    and language

{necessity}

ne-ces´si-ty    made him work

{noticeable}

no´tice-a-ble    features

{occupation}

oc-cu-pa´tion    of farming

{Renaissance}

Re-nais-sance´    Period

{specimen}

spec´i-men    of my writing

{successfully}

suc-cess´ful-ly    done

{thorough}

thor´ough    work

{through}

through    the window

{threw}

threw    a stone

{restaurant}

res´tau-rant    in the hotel

{off}

off    the track

{of}

of    good repute

{opportunity}

op-por-tun´i-ty    to play

{liability}

li-a-bil´i-ty    of the company

{liabilities}

li-a-bil´i-ties    to meet

{preceding}

pre-ced´ing    word

{reciprocal}

re-cip´ro-cal    benefits

LESSON 14

{salable}

sal´a-ble    goods

{salary}

sal´a-ry    received for work

{sense}

sense    of hearing

{shining}

shin´ing    star

{succeed}

suc-ceed´    in doing good

{success}

suc-cess´    in the work

{secede}

se-cede´    from the Union

{Fahrenheit}

Fah´ren-heit    thermometer

{address}

ad-dress´    me in Chicago

{college}

col´lege    athletics

{circumstances}

cir´cum-stan-ces    alter cases

{choose}

choose    the best

{Henry}

Hen´ry    VIII of England

{physiology}

phys-i-ol´o-gy    is interesting

{apparent}

ap-par´ent    carelessness

{alligators}

al´li-ga-tors    live in Florida

{divisible}

di-vi´si-ble    numbers

{declension}

de-clen´sion    of the noun

{course}

course    of the river

{coarse}

coarse    and fine salt

{convenience}

con-ven´ience    of electric lights

{clothes}

clothes    do not make the man

{buried}

bur´ied    in the sand

{boundary}

bound´a-ry    line of Texas

{either}

ei´ther    man may go

LESSON 15

{exceed}

ex-ceed´    the speed limit

{know}

know    how to spell

{no}

no    boy should lie

{goddess}

god´dess    of Liberty

{medians}

me´di-ans    of a triangle

{planning}

plan´ning    to build the house

{phosphorus}

phos´phor-us    matches glow

{sufficient}

suf-fi´cient    reason for

{proportional}

pro-por´tion-al    quantities

{recognize}

rec´og-nize    the fact

{simile}

sim´i-le    and metaphor

{sure}

sure    of himself

{transferred}

trans-ferred´    to another wagon

{Tuesday}

Tues´day    is ironing day

{efficiency}

ef-fi´cien-cy    of the machine

{ecstasy}

ec´sta-sy    of delight

{excel}

ex-cel´    in feats of strength

{enemy}

en´e-my    of our country

{crystallization}

crys-tal-li-za´tion    of water

{dropped}

dropped    from a balloon

{criticism}

crit´i-cism    of his work

{conceive}

con-ceive´    of any reason

{capillary}

cap´il-la-ry    attraction

{cancel}

can´cel    the debt

{besiege}

be-siege´    the city

LESSON 16

{zinc}

zinc    is a useful metal

{thoroughly}

thor´ough-ly    aroused

{therefore}

there´fore    he may not go

{rhyme}

rhyme    of the verses

{really}

re´al-ly    fresh eggs

{proprietor}

pro-pri´e-tor    of the hotel

{practical}

prac´ti-cal    application

{positive}

pos´i-tive    of the fact

{juice}

juice    of the fruit

{origin}

or´i-gin    of man

{segment}

seg´ment    of a line

{numerator}

nu´mer-a-tor    of a fraction

{measurement}

meas´ure-ment    of the distance

{integral}

in´te-gral    parts

{exponent}

ex-po´nent    of the number

{equiangular}

e-qui-an´gu-lar    triangles

{equally}

e´qual-ly    divided

{athlete}

ath´lete    in training

{acceptance}

ac-cept´ance    of the position

{achievement}

a-chieve´ment    of success

{agreement}

a-gree´ment    between the two

{arrangement}

ar-range´ment    of the furniture

{divide}

di-vide´    the apple

{disappeared}

dis-ap-peared´    in the distance

{despair}

de-spair´    of the condemned

LESSON 17

{descendants}

de-scend´ants    of Adam

{declarative}

de-clar´a-tive    sentence

{consciousness}

con´scious-ness    of power

{conscientious}

con-sci-en´tious    in all things

{Connecticut}

Con-nect´i-cut    River

{committed}

com-mit´ted    a serious crime

{chosen}

cho´sen    people

{till}

till    the soil

{barbarous}

bar´ba-rous    tribes of Africa

{symmetry}

sym´met-ry    of a circle

{specific}

spe-cif´ic    reasons

{sieve}

sieve    for sifting flour

{separation}

sep-a-ra´tion    of gold from silver

{relieve}

re-lieve´    the tired sentry

{relief}

re-lief´    expedition

{recommendation}

rec-om-men-da´tion    for the place

{Protestant}

Prot´es-tant    church

{prophecy}

proph´e-cy    of Elijah

{prophesy}

proph´e-sy    fair weather

{pneumatic}

pneu-mat´ic    tire

{pendulum}

pen´du-lum    of a clock

{paid}

paid    in full

{oscillation}

os-cil-la´tion    of a pendulum

{medieval}

me-di-e´val    history

{larvae}

lar´væ    of the fly

LESSON 18

{indicative}

in-dic´a-tive    mode

{imperative}

im-per´a-tive    manner

{familiar}

fa-mil´iar    scenes

{essential}

es-sen´tial    to life

{aqueduct}

aq´ue-duct    for the city water

{atmosphere}

at´mos-phere    of the earth

{dyeing}

dye´ing    the cloth red

{dying}

dy´ing    gladiator

{disappearance}

dis-ap-pear´ance    of the snow

{destroy}

de-stroy´    the walls

{desirable}

de-sir´a-ble    occupation

{cupboard}

cup´board    was bare

{custom}

cus´tom    of the country

{compel}

com-pel´    him to study

{cereal}

ce´re-al    for breakfast

{serial}

se´ri-al    story

{ceiling}

ceil´ing    of the room

{sealing}

seal´ing    the jar of fruit

{cease}

cease    your noise

{carrying}

car´ry-ing    the load

{characteristics}

char-ac-ter-is´tics    of the man

{buoyancy}

buoy´an-cy    of water

{brief}

brief    tale of mystery

{bisect}

bi-sect´    the line

{binomial}

bi-no´mi-al    theorem

LESSON 19

{before}

be-fore´    we go to sleep

{transitive}

trans´i-tive    verb

{women}

wom´en    wish to vote

{victuals}

vict´uals    to eat

{very}

ver´y    often late

{vengeance}

venge´ance    is mine

{thermometer}

ther-mom´e-ter    registered 0°

{synonym}

syn´o-nym    of the word

{surely}

sure´ly    he will not

{succeeded}

suc-ceed´ed    in finding work

{siphon}

si´phon    of soda

{scissors}

scis´sors    will cut

{science}

sci´ence    of medicine

{scene}

scene    of the tragedy

{safety}

safe´ty    valve on the engine

{rhetoric}

rhet´o-ric    is a useful study

{resistance}

re-sist´ance    to opposition

{representative}

rep-re-sent´a-tive    of our district

{religion}

re-lig´ion    of the Christians

{remember}

re-mem´ber    the Maine

{proteids}

pro´te-ids    build muscle

{preferred}

pre-ferred´    to others

{plebeian}

ple-be´ian    people of Rome

{pistil}

pis´til    of a flower

{pistol}

pis´tol    was loaded

LESSON 20

{perimeter}

pe-rim´e-ter    of a polygon

{omission}

o-mis´sion    of a letter

{occurring}

oc-cur´ring    to us

{neuter}

neu´ter    gender

{neither}

nei´ther    one may go

{monastery}

mon´as-ter-y    of the church

{merchandise}

mer´chan-dise    to sell

{lightning}

light´ning    conductor

{legible}

leg´i-ble    handwriting

{later}

la´ter    edition

{laid}

laid    upon the table

{knew}

knew    the meaning

{new}

new    hat for Easter

{heir}

heir    to the fortune

{forcible}

for´ci-ble    arguments

{excellent}

ex´cel-lent    reasons

{excellence}

ex´cel-lence    of the food

{equilibrium}

e-qui-lib´ri-um    was maintained

{equidistant}

e-qui-dis´tant    from two points

{accuracy}

ac´cu-ra-cy    of his addition

{accession}

ac-ces´sion    of property

{arithmetic}

a-rith´me-tic    and algebra

{any}

an´y    more apples

{many}

man´y    were called

{annual}

an´nu-al    election of officers

LESSON 21

{analytic}

an-a-lyt´ic    geometry

{altar}

al´tar    in the church

{alter}

al´ter    the conditions

{advertise}

ad´ver-tise    in the magazines

{heinous}

hei´nous    crime

{nucleus}

nu´cle-us    of the collection

{Niagara}

Ni-ag´a-ra    Falls

{negotiability}

ne-go-tia-bil´i-ty    of the note

{negotiate}

ne-go´ti-ate    a loan

{negotiable}

ne-go´tia-ble    paper

{mucilage}

mu´ci-lage    on the envelope

{mischief}

mis´chief    afoot

{metaphor}

met´a-phor    in rhetoric

{mathematics}

math-e-mat´ics    requires study

{manual}

man´u-al    training

{erect}

e-rect´    position of a soldier

{latter}

lat´ter    is opposed to former

{jealous}

jeal´ous    of his rival

{inventory}

in´ven-to-ry    of the goods

{indelible}

in-del´i-ble    ink for marking linen

{immigrant}

im´mi-grant    to America from Italy

{emigrant}

em´i-grant    from America to Italy

{imaginary}

im-ag´i-na-ry    ills

{hygiene}

hy´gi-ene    and health

{having}

hav´ing    a good time

LESSON 22

{fundamental}

fun-da-men´tal    principles

{fulfilled}

ful-filled´    his contract

{freight}

freight    cars were wrecked

{formerly}

for´mer-ly    he was rich

{financial}

fi-nan´cial    disaster

{feudal}

feu´dal    castles on the Rhine

{embarrassment}

em-bar´rass-ment    made her blush

{does}

does    he know

{doze}

doze    before the fireplace

{descent}

de-scent´    of man

{descend}

de-scend´    the ladder

{denominator}

de-nom´i-na-tor    of the fraction

{definition}

def-i-ni´tion    of the word

{defense}

}

defense    of the city

{defence}

{defendant}

de-fend´ant    in the law suit

{commensurable}

com-men´su-ra-ble    line-segments

{Christian}

Chris´tian    church

{changeable}

change´a-ble    weather

{careful}

care´ful    of her clothes

{campaign}

cam-paign´    of the war

{masculine}

mas´cu-line    gender

{fictitious}

fic-ti´tious    names

{chargeable}

charge´a-ble    to the account

{bureau}

bu´reau    of information

LESSON 23

{bookkeeping}

book´keep-ing    class

{Bible}

Bi´ble    study on Sunday

{beneficial}

ben-e-fi´cial    to the health

{base}

base    motives

{bass}

bass    voice

{electrolysis}

e-lec-trol´y-sis    of water

{tried}

tried    to do his work

{trial}

tri´al    by jury

{woman}

wom´an    and man

{those}

those    oranges are sweet

{thief}

thief    who stole

{suspense}

sus-pense´    is terrible

{stomach}

stom´ach    holds food

{seized}

seized    the opportunity

{remittance}

re-mit´tance    by check

{proof}

proof    of his guilt

{probable}

prob´a-ble    showers

{pressure}

pres´sure    of the weight

{prefer}

pre-fer´    an honest man

{pneumonia}

pneu-mo´ni-a    is dangerous

{perform}

per-form´    the ceremony

{perspiration}

per-spi-ra´tion    from exercise

{peaceable}

peace´a-ble    nation

{paraffin}

par´af-fin    candles

{operation}

op-er-a´tion    for appendicitis

LESSON 24

{omit}

o-mit´    the word

{occupy}

oc´cu-py    a seat

{recollect}

rec-ol-lect´    the incident

{suppose}

sup-pose´    Mars is inhabited

{advertisement}

ad-ver-tise´ment    in the paper

{acknowledge}

ac-knowl´edge    the defeat

{author}

au´thor    of the story

{attendance}

at-tend´ance    at school

{assassination}

as-sas-si-na´tion    of Lincoln

{asked}

asked    for help

{ascend}

as-cend´    the ladder

{article}

ar´ti-cle    in the paper

{Arthur}

Ar´thur    and his Round Table

{architecture}

ar´chi-tec-ture    of the Greeks

{arctic}

arc´tic    regions

{approximate}

ap-prox´i-mate    number

{appreciate}

ap-pre´ci-ate    your kindness

{Antarctic}

Ant-arc´tic    Ocean

{ancient}

an´cient    history

{altogether}

al-to-geth´er    the best

{allege}

al-lege´    that he did it

{allegiance}

al-le´giance    to the king

{alkali}

al´ka-li    salt

{algebraic}

al-ge-bra´ic    equation

{agreeable}

a-gree´a-ble    companion

LESSON 25

{aggregation}

ag-gre-ga´tion    of capital

{accepted}

ac-cept´ed    the gift

{oblique}

ob-lique´    lines

{negative}

neg´a-tive    answer

{narrative}

nar´ra-tive    poem

{natural}

nat´u-ral    laws

{movable}

mov´a-ble   , not fixed

{mold}

}

mold the iron into a ball

mould    on the bread

{mould}

{minute}

min´ute    is 60 seconds

{massacre}

mas´sa-cre    of the Indians

{manufacture}

man-u-fac´ture    of cloth

{maintenance}

main´te-nance    of an army

{logarithms}

log´a-rithms    in mathematics

{linear}

lin´e-ar    measure

{lien}

li´en    on the property

{knight}

knight    templar

{intelligence}

in-tel´li-gence    of the man

{integer}

in´te-ger    or whole number

{incidence}

in´ci-dence    of a ray of light

{impossible}

im-pos´si-ble    to go

{imagination}

im-ag-i-na´tion    of the child

{horizontal}

hor-i-zon´tal    bars

{grateful}

grate´ful    for the help

{gases}

gas´es    from combustion

LESSON 26

{feudalism}

feu´dal-ism    in old England

{feminine}

fem´i-nine    apparel

{fascinate}

fas´ci-nate    them with her charm

{expense}

ex-pense´    of the journey

{emperor}

em´per-or    of India

{efflorescence}

ef-flo-res´cence    of the flowers

{ecclesiastical}

ec-cle-si-as´ti-cal    robes

{doesn't}

does´n't    he know

{diaphragm}

di´a-phragm    expansion

{countries}

coun´tries    of Europe

{metonymy}

me-ton´y-my    in rhetoric

{drowned}

drowned    in the lake

{discipline}

dis´ci-pline    in the school

{diphtheria}

diph-the´ri-a    is serious

{desert}

des´ert    of Sahara

{dessert}

des-sert´    of strawberries

{Delaware}

Del´a-ware    River

{dialogue}

di´a-logue    between two boys

{counterfeit}

coun´ter-feit    dollar

{costume}

cos´tume    for the play

{consonant}

con´so-nant    of the alphabet

{conqueror}

con´quer-or    of the Romans

{confederacy}

con-fed´er-a-cy    of the states

{concern}

con-cern´    yourself with his safety

{concede}

con-cede´    the point

LESSON 27

{complexion}

com-plex´ion    of the girl

{comparison}

com-par´i-son    of the two

{coherence}

co-her´ence    of the composition

{chattel}

chat´tel mortgage

{catalogue}

cat´a-logue    of the library

{candidate}

can´di-date    for senator

{canceled}

can´celed    the note

{economic}

ec-o-nom´ic    value

{buoyant}

buoy´ant    spirits

{biscuit}

bis´cuit    for breakfast

{barometer}

ba-rom´e-ter    indicated a storm

{tries}

tries    to win the race

{variable}

va´ri-a-ble    winds

{usual}

u´su-al    occurrence

{tobacco}

to-bac´co    from Virginia

{though}

though    he spoke, no one heard

{surprised}

sur-prised´    by the news

{superstitious}

su-per-sti´tious    persons

{successful}

suc-cess´ful    in the contest

{subtract}

sub-tract´    2 from 6

{partition}

par-ti´tion    between the rooms

{particular}

par-tic´u-lar    about his clothes

{secession}

se-ces´sion    of the South

{salaries}

sal´a-ries    paid to workers

{reservoir}

res´er-voir    full of water

LESSON 28

{representation}

rep-re-sen-ta´tion    of the play

{difficulty}

dif´fi-cul-ty    of the lesson

{pulley}

pul´ley    wheel

{proceeded}

pro-ceed´ed    on his way

{perceive}

per-ceive´    the fine points

{ostracism}

os´tra-cism    from society

{ostracise}

os´tra-cise    the undesirable

{abbreviation}

ab-bre-vi-a´tion    of the word

{accelerate}

ac-cel´er-ate    the speed

{boundaries}

bound´a-ries    of the country

{asparagus}

as-par´a-gus    served for dinner

{combustible}

com-bus´ti-ble    substances

{conciliation}

con-cil-i-a´tion    of the colonies

{decision}

de-ci´sion    of the judge

{declaration}

dec-la-ra´tion    of independence

{especial}

es-pe´cial    brand of goods

{extremities}

ex-trem´i-ties    of the body

{fertile}

fer´tile    soil of Kansas

{genius}

gen´ius    of Edison

{hydrochloric}

hy-dro-chlo´ric    acid

{inseparable}

in-sep´a-ra-ble    friends

{jeopardy}

jeop´ard-y    of his life

{knowledge}

knowl´edge    is power

{liquefy}

liq´ue-fy    the air

{mileage}

mile´age    tickets

LESSON 29

{nuisance}

nui´sance    to be prohibited

{original}

o-rig´i-nal    manuscript

{parasite}

par´a-site    on the plant

{quantities}

quan´ti-ties    of sand on the shore

{ridiculous}

ri-dic´u-lous    actions

{particle}

par´ti-cle    of gold

{territory}

ter´ri-to-ry    of Alaska

{accompaniment}

ac-com´pa-ni-ment    on the piano

{concentric}

con-cen´tric    circles

{collateral}

col-lat´er-al    for the loan

{constitution}

con-sti-tu´tion    of the United States

{column}

col´umn    of soldiers

{deficit}

def´i-cit    in the funds

{ellipse}

el-lipse´    in geometry

{eliminate}

e-lim´i-nate    the bad

{guardian}

guard´i-an    angel

{hereditary}

he-red´i-ta-ry    characteristics

{interrogative}

in-ter-rog´a-tive    sentence

{jealousy}

jeal´ous-y    of a lover

{marriage}

mar´riage    ceremony

{ninetieth}

nine´ti-eth    year

{participial}

par-ti-cip´i-al    phrase

{paragraph}

par´a-graph    of a story

{psychology}

psy-chol´o-gy    is a science

{precedent}

prec´e-dent    was established

LESSON 30

{reconcile}

rec´on-cile    the quarreling

{schedule}

sched´ule    of the races

{significance}

sig-nif´i-cance    of the remark

{skilful}

skil´ful    worker

{because}

be-cause´    he came

{botany}

bot´a-ny    tells about plants

{conjugate}

con´ju-gate    the verb

{continually}

con-tin´u-al-ly    complaining

{chlorine}

chlo´rine    gas

{deleble}

del´e-ble    ink may be erased

{frolicking}

frol´ick-ing    children

{didn't}

did´n't    know how

{dimensions}

di-men´sions    of the room

{emphasize}

em´pha-size    its importance

{identity}

i-den´ti-ty    of the injured man

{illustrate}

il-lus´trate    the book

{phenomenal}

phe-nom´e-nal    escape

{innocence}

in´no-cence    of a babe

{society}

so-ci´e-ty    people

{solemn}

sol´emn    as a judge

{stopping}

stop´ping    the quarrel

{vapor}

va´por    from the water

{veteran}

vet´er-an    of the Civil War

{warrior}

war´rior    bold

{acquiesce}

ac-qui-esce´    in the plan

LESSON 31

{were}

were    you there

{we're}

we're    not going

{acquaintance}

ac-quaint´ance    with many persons

{certainly}

cer´tain-ly    he will come

{chimney}

chim´ney    on the house

{courteous}

cour´te-ous    manner

{disagree}

dis-a-gree´    with each other

{emphasis}

em´pha-sis    on the first syllable

{efficient}

ef-fi´cient    bookkeeper

{erroneous}

er-ro´ne-ous    statement

{imagine}

im-ag´ine    a world without water

{mercantile}

mer´can-tile    trade

{numerical}

nu-mer´i-cal    quantity

{irrepressible}

ir-re-press´i-ble    child

{quarrel}

quar´rel    over money

{ratio}

ra´tio    of 2 to 3

{rinse}

rinse    the dishes

{traveling}

trav´el-ing    man

{villages}

vil´lages    along the railroad

{whole}

whole    numbers

{hole}

hole    in the wall

{wholly}

whol´ly    to blame

{holy}

ho´ly    Bible

{admirable}

ad´mir-a-ble    conduct

{admissible}

ad-mis´si-ble    evidence

LESSON 32

{correspond}

cor-re-spond´    with each other

{captain}

cap´tain    of the boat

{dissimilar}

dis-sim´i-lar    objects

{division}

di-vi´sion    of the estate

{evaporate}

e-vap´o-rate    the water

{guarantee}

guar-an-tee´    the goods

{history}

his´to-ry    of America

{interpret}

in-ter´pret    the message

{mercury}

mer´cu-ry    in the thermometer

{nonsense}

non´sense    rhyme

{presence}

pres´ence    of mind

{presents}

pres´ents    given at Christmas

{reign}

reign    of the king

{rain}

rain    was falling

{rein}

rein    for driving the horse

{review}

re-view´    the parade

{studied}

stud´ied    the lesson

{subtend}

sub-tend´    an angle

{common}

com´mon    law

{carefully}

care´ful-ly    prepared

{complete}

com-plete´    story

{drooped}

drooped    and wilted

{holiday}

hol´i-day    on July Fourth

{indefinite}

in-def´i-nite    report

{interior}

in-te´ri-or    of the building

LESSON 33

{nineteen}

nine´teen    dollars

{ninth}

ninth    day of the month

{profession}

pro-fes´sion    of law

{pyramids}

pyr´a-mids    of Egypt

{possessive}

pos-ses´sive    case

{phrase}

phrase    of a sentence

{phase}

phase    of the subject

{quarantine}

quar´an-tine    station

{quantitative}

quan´ti-ta-tive    analysis

{quarter}

quar´ter    of a dollar

{entrance}

en´trance    to the hall

{running}

run´ning    the race

{sulphur}

sul´phur    matches

{swimming}

swim´ming    in the lake

{traffic}

traf´fic    of the road

{tolerance}

tol´er-ance    of the government

{unnecessary}

un-nec´es-sa-ry    work

{wrapped}

wrapped    in a blanket

{anxious}

anx´ious    moments

{abscess}

ab´scess    in the ear

{bankruptcy}

bank´rupt-cy    of the firm

{crystalline}

crys´tal-line    lens of the eye

{communicate}

com-mu´ni-cate    with him

{courtesy}

cour´te-sy    of the official

{dilapidated}

di-lap´i-da-ted    house

LESSON 34

{dyspepsia}

dys-pep´si-a    tablets

{effervescence}

ef-fer-ves´cence    of soda water

{electricity}

e-lec-tric´i-ty    for power

{eccentric}

ec-cen´tric    person

{grieve}

grieve    over misfortune

{gaseous}

gas´e-ous    mixture

{geometry}

ge-om´e-try    is studied in school

{initiatory}

in-i´ti-a-to-ry    ceremony

{inconvenience}

in-con-ven´ience    of the plans

{influential}

in-flu-en´tial    man

{inaugurate}

in-au´gu-rate    the president

{journal}

jour´nal    for bookkeeping

{librarian}

li-bra´ri-an    of the city library

{miracle}

mir´a-cle    of the loaves and fishes

{malleability}

mal-le-a-bil´i-ty    of gold

{partner}

part´ner    in the business

{passed}

passed    by the house

{past}

past    and gone

{sociable}

so´cia-ble    person

{synecdoche}

syn-ec´do-che    in rhetoric

{statistics}

sta-tis´tics    of the army

{valleys}

val´leys    between the mountains

{arithmetical}

ar-ith-met´i-cal    progression

{alimentary}

al-i-men´ta-ry    canal

{amateur}

am´a-teur    theatricals

LESSON 35

{acquainted}

ac-quain´ted    with the man

{account}

ac-count´    for the loss

{alliances}

al-li´an-ces    of the government

{abdomen}

ab-do´men    contains the intestines

{accompanying}

ac-com´pa-ny-ing    the singer

{balanced}

bal´anced    the account

{conceal}

con-ceal´    his identity

{cession}

ces´sion    of the property

{session}

ses´sion    of Congress

{civilize}

civ´i-lize    the savages

{contemporary}

con-tem´po-ra-ry    authors

{discussion}

dis-cus´sion    of the question

{emanates}

em´a-nates    from the sun

{embezzlement}

em-bez´zle-ment    of the money

{fiery}

fier´y    horse

{grievance}

griev´ance    of the boy

{general}

gen´er-al    knowledge

{illegible}

il-leg´i-ble    handwriting

{imagery}

im´age-ry    of poetry

{immense}

im-mense´    building

{kerosene}

ker´o-sene    oil

{lying}

ly´ing    is contemptible

{literal}

lit´er-al    meaning

{lilies}

lil´ies    of the field

{mechanical}

me-chan´i-cal    engineer

LESSON 36

{material}

ma-te´ri-al    of good quality

{partially}

par´tial-ly    successful

{physician}

phy-si´cian    in the hospital

{sympathize}

sym´pa-thize    with the unfortunate

{syllogism}

syl´lo-gism    of his reasoning

{succession}

suc-ces´sion    of rainy days

{strategy}

strat´e-gy    of the general

{accumulate}

ac-cu´mu-late    savings

{advertising}

ad-ver-tis´ing    the goods

{affidavit}

af-fi-da´vit    of the facts

{again}

a-gain´    and again he shouted

{beautiful}

beau´ti-ful    flowers

{bananas}

ba-na´nas    grow on trees

{balloon}

bal-loon´    ascension

{coöperation}

co-op-er-a´tion    of the employees

{coördinate}

co-or´di-nate    clauses

{commence}

com-mence´    the work

{diminish}

di-min´ish    the speed

{disagreeable}

dis-a-gree´a-ble    weather

{elementary}

el-e-men´ta-ry    text-book

{exercise}

ex´er-cise    the muscles

{finely}

fine´ly    engraved

{impel}

im-pel´    the workers

{fusion}

fu´sion    of metals

{multiplicand}

mul-ti-pli-cand´    of the example

LESSON 37

{musician}

mu-si´cian    in the band

{making}

ma´king    the dress

{pronunciation}

pro-nun-ci-a´tion    of the word

{peculiar}

pe-cul´iar    habit

{irritable}

ir´ri-ta-ble    disposition

{people}

peo´ple    in the city

{specially}

spe´cial-ly    prepared

{serviceable}

ser´vice-a-ble    tools

{sergeant}

ser´geant    of the company

{vacancy}

va´can-cy    of the office

{confederate}

con-fed´er-ate    in the plot

{correspondence}

cor-re-spond´ence    between friends

{allies}

al-lies´    of the army

{allusion}

al-lu´sion    to his past

{alternate}

al´ter-nate    to the convention

{amount}

a-mount´    of the bill

{annually}

an´nu-al-ly    taxed

{apologize}

a-pol´o-gize    for your blunder

{architect}

ar´chi-tect    of the building

{breadth}

breadth    of the cloth

{break}

break    the bottle

{brake}

brake    to stop a wheel

{dissatisfy}

dis-sat´is-fy    the customer

{distillation}

dis-til-la´tion    of the liquid

{experiment}

ex-per´i-ment    in chemistry

LESSON 38

{extreme}

ex-treme´    weather

{vaccinate}

vac´ci-nate    for smallpox

{valuable}

val´u-a-ble    jewels

{unusual}

un-u´su-al    performance

{unite}

u-nite´    the pair

{grievous}

griev´ous    disaster

{grandeur}

gran´deur    of the mountains

{osmosis}

os-mo´sis    in chemistry

{occasional}

oc-ca´sion-al    showers

{porous}

por´ous    filtering cup

{journalizing}

jour´nal-i-zing    in bookkeeping

{peninsula}

pen-in´su-la    of Florida

{projection}

pro-jec´tion    of a stairway

{independence}

in-de-pend´ence    of America

{indispensable}

in-dis-pen´sa-ble    tool

{itself}

it-self´    alone

{separator}

sep´a-ra-tor    for cream

{seceded}

se-ced´ed    from the union

{gnashing}

gnash´ing    his teeth

{sphere}

sphere    on which we live

{spherical}

spher´ic-al    in shape

{square}

square    wooden box

{statement}

state´ment    of facts

{stooped}

stooped    to pick it up

{stretch}

stretch    the rubber

LESSON 39

{subtrahend}

sub´tra-hend    to be subtracted

{suspicious}

sus-pi´cious    character

{competent}

com´pe-tent    workman

{chocolate}

choc´o-late    candy

{crisis}

cri´sis    of the war

{conquer}

con´quer    the enemy

{circle}

cir´cle    around the moon

{center}

cen´ter    of gravity

{assassinate}

as-sas´sin-ate    the tyrant

{attorney}

at-tor´ney    for the defense

{avoirdupois}

av-oir-du-pois´    weight

{autumn}

au´tumn    leaves

{disciple}

dis-ci´ple    of Christ

{diameter}

di-am´e-ter    of a circle

{divisor}

di-vi´sor    of the number

{diamond}

di´a-mond    ring

{deposit}

de-pos´it    the money

{decisive}

de-ci´sive    battle

{energy}

en´er-gy    from the sun's heat

{essay}

es´say    by Emerson

{every}

eve´ry    child likes candy

{warrant}

war´rant    for his arrest

{wield}

wield    the weapon

{verified}

ver´i-fied    the answer

{yield}

yield    not to temptation

LESSON 40

{alliteration}

al-lit-er-a´tion    in the poem

{acceleration}

ac-cel-er-a´tion    of the speed

{accidentally}

ac-ci-den´tal-ly    injured

{accrued}

ac-crued´    interest

{apartment}

a-part´ment    house

{apparel}

ap-par´el    for wearing

{approach}

ap-proach´    of the enemy

{acoustics}

a-cous´tics    of the hall

{advisable}

ad-vis´a-ble    to be careful

{brigadier}

brig-a-dier´    general

{bulletin}

bul´le-tin    board

{blamable}

bla´ma-ble    for the accident

{bilious}

bil´ious    fever

{boulder}

boul´der    in the field

{bolder}

bold´er    than a lion

{chemical}

chem´i-cal    reaction

{customary}

cus´tom-a-ry    ceremony

{centrifugal}

cen-trif´u-gal    force

{cancelation}

can-cel-a´tion    of the debt

{courtier}

court´ier    of King James

{congruent}

con´gru-ent    parts

{curiosity}

cu-ri-os´i-ty    shop

{complimentary}

com-pli-men´ta-ry    remark

{complementary}

com-ple-men´ta-ry    angles

{constitutional}

con-sti-tu´tion-al    government

LESSON 41

{condensing}

con-dens´ing    the milk

{conceived}

con-ceived´    the plan

{commit}

com-mit´    a crime

{deficiency}

de-fi´cien-cy    in his studies

{decorated}

dec´o-ra-ted    the building

{definitely}

def´i-nite-ly    understood

{demonstrative}

de-mon´stra-tive    pronoun

{dependence}

de-pend´ence    on others

{dependents}

de-pend´ents    of the estate

{depository}

de-pos´i-to-ry    for goods

{expedition}

ex-pe-di´tion    to the North Pole

{esophagus}

}

e-soph´a-gus    leads to the stomach

{oesophagus}

{equilibrant}

e-qui-li´brant    forces

{elasticity}

el-as-tic´i-ty    of rubber

{electoral}

e-lec´tor-al    vote

{endeavor}

en-deav´or    to do good

{indorsement}

}

in-dorse´ment    of the note

{endorsement}

{edible}

ed´i-ble    mushroom

{entry}

en´try    in the books

{entries}

en´tries    in the books

{explanation}

ex-pla-na´tion    of the meaning

{extraordinary}

ex-traor´di-na-ry    circumstances

{extremely}

ex-treme´ly    beautiful

LESSON 42

{enough}

e-nough´    money to buy it

{envelope}

en´vel-ope    was sealed

{envelop}

en-vel´op    with a wrapper

{faucet}

fau´cet    for cold water

{facet}

fac´et    cut on the diamond

{fuchsia}

fuch´sia    growing in the garden

{fatigue}

fa-tigue´    after a long walk

{guaranty}

guar´an-ty    bond

{hyperbole}

hy-per´bo-le    of speech

{handkerchief}

hand´ker-chief    in his pocket

{invisible}

in-vis´i-ble    enemy

{infallible}

in-fal´li-ble    judgment

{immigration}

im-mi-gra´tion    into America

{emigration}

em-i-gra´tion    from Germany

{irresistible}

ir-re-sist´i-ble    force

{friction}

fric´tion    of the wheels

{foundry}

foun´dry    for making boilers

{judiciary}

ju-di´ci-a-ry    powers

{legislature}

leg´is-la-ture    of the state

{lodgment}

lodg´ment    of a complaint

{length}

length    of the cloth

{meridian}

me-rid´i-an    of Greenwich

{malleable}

mal´le-a-ble    metal

{maritime}

mar´i-time    city

{hypocrisy}

hy-poc´ri-sy    of the faker

LESSON 43

{monkeys}

mon´keys    in the cage

{moraine}

mo-raine´    formed by a glacier

{neutral}

neu´tral    country

{valid}

val´id    excuse

{seizing}

seiz´ing    the opportunity

{sculpture}

sculp´ture    in the art museum

{sculptor}

sculp´tor    of the statue

{scalene}

sca-lene´    triangle

{sensitive}

sen´si-tive    nerve

{sensible}

sen´si-ble    remark

{reciprocity}

rec-i-proc´i-ty    with Canada

{respiratory}

re-spir´a-to-ry    organs

{philosopher}

phi-los´o-pher    Plato

{philosophy}

phi-los´o-phy    of Socrates

{melon}

mel´on    growing on a vine

{pronounceable}

pro-nounce´a-ble    word

{peaceably}

peace´a-bly    resting

{peculiarly}

pe-cul´iar-ly    arranged

{permissible}

per-mis´si-ble    action

{propitious}

pro-pi´tious    circumstances

{possibility}

pos-si-bil´i-ty    of success

{postulate}

pos´tu-late    needs no proof

{alphabet}

al´pha-bet    of 26 letters

{ambitious}

am-bi´tious    young man

{ancestors}

an´ces-tors    of noble birth

LESSON 44

{capacity}

ca-pac´i-ty    of the car

{lacquered}

lac´quered    box from Japan

{consecutive}

con-sec´u-tive    numbers

{competitor}

com-pet´i-tor    in business

{crustacea}

crus-ta´ce-a    include lobsters

{chronicle}

chron´i-cle    of events

{environment}

en-vi´ron-ment    of the child

{epitaph}

ep´i-taph    on the tomb

{equipped}

e-quipped´    for the voyage

{essence}

es´sence    of lemon

{exaggeration}

ex-ag-ger-a´tion    of the truth

{excitement}

ex-cite´ment    of the game

{icicle}

i´ci-cle    hanging on the eaves

{indorse}

in-dorse´    the note

{imminent}

im´mi-nent    danger

{identical}

i-den´ti-cal    results

{infinite}

in´fi-nite    time and space

{motor}

mo´tor    boat on the river

{mountain}

moun´tain    peak

{multiple}

mul´ti-ple    of the number

{temperament}

tem´per-a-ment    of the artist

{transferring}

trans-fer´ring    the baggage

{trapezium}

tra-pe´zi-um    has four sides

{treacherous}

treach´er-ous    wild beasts

{treachery}

treach´er-y    of his friend

LESSON 45

{tonnage}

ton´nage    of the boat

{stratagem}

strat´a-gem    of the general

{superstition}

su-per-sti´tion    of the ignorant

{souvenir}

sou-ve-nir´    of the occasion

{separable}

sep´a-ra-ble    parts

{preceded}

pre-ce´ded    by an escort

{permanent}

per´ma-nent    fixture

{pertain}

per-tain´    to youth

{potassium}

po-tas´si-um    is an element

{porcelain}

porce´lain    dish

{pioneer}

pi-o-neer´    of America

{plateau}

pla-teau´    of Colorado

{annihilated}

an-ni´hi-la-ted    by the enemy

{amenable}

a-me´na-ble    to reason

{artisans}

ar´ti-sans    did the work

{ascertain}

as-cer-tain´    his meaning

{assistant}

as-sist´ant    of the superintendent

{conversely}

con-verse´ly    stated

{confectionery}

con-fec´tion-er-y    shop

{coastal}

coast´al    plain of California

{colonization}

col-o-ni-za´tion    of America

{censure}

cen´sure    the bad boy

{censor}

cen´sor    of the news

{chieftain}

chief´tain    of the tribe

{despise}

de-spise´    a falsehood

LESSON 46

{excommunication}

ex-com-mu-ni-ca´tion    by the Pope

{exhort}

ex-hort´    the mob

{expect}

ex-pect´    to be elected

{infinity}

in-fin´i-ty    of space and time

{mutiny}

mu´ti-ny    of the sailors

{mutually}

mu´tu-al-ly    agreeable

{mysterious}

mys-te´ri-ous    stranger

{turbine}

tur´bine    engine

{typewriter}

type´wri-ter    for business letters

{trigonometry}

trig-o-nom´e-try    used in surveying

{technical}

tech´ni-cal    school

{separately}

sep´a-rate-ly    packed

{strength}

strength    of a giant

{solder}

sold´er    the tin kettle

{soldier}

sol´dier    of the army

{subjunctive}

sub-junc´tive    mode

{substitution}

sub-sti-tu´tion    of a poorer quality

{responsible}

re-spon´si-ble    for the accident

{receipted}

re-ceipt´ed    the bill

{receiver}

re-ceiv´er    for the company

{pleasure}

pleas´ure    of skating

{plural}

plu´ral    noun

{assume}

as-sume´    the responsibility

{authority}

au-thor´i-ty    of the law

{awkward}

awk´ward    and bashful lad

LESSON 47

{axillary}

ax´il-la-ry    bud

{alien}

a´lien    residents

{abridgment}

a-bridg´ment    of the dictionary

{abundance}

a-bun´dance    of hair

{abyss}

a-byss´    was deep

{accessible}

ac-ces´si-ble    place

{bouquet}

bou-quet´    of flowers

{burglar}

bur´glar    robbed the house

{busily}

bus´i-ly    engaged in work

{begin}

be-gin´    to move faster

{bear}

bear the burden (also    animal)

{bare}

bare    hands and feet

{conjugation}

con-ju-ga´tion    of a verb

{controlled}

con-trolled´    the company

{cathedral}

ca-the´dral    at Milan

{climbed}

climbed    the stairs

{compromise}

com´pro-mise    the dispute

{continue}

con-tin´ue    the quarrel

{corresponding}

cor-re-spond´ing    with him

{corporation}

cor-po-ra´tion    laws

{cotton}

cot´ton    from Texas

{circular}

cir´cu-lar    saw

{cipher}

ci´pher    the problem

{carriage}

car´riage    for hire

{consensus}

con-sen´sus    of opinion

LESSON 48

{codicil}

cod´i-cil    to the will

{dilemma}

di-lem´ma    of the culprit

{direct}

di-rect´    communication

{dissension}

dis-sen´sion    in the party

{divine}

di-vine´    power

{dose}

dose    of medicine

{dubious}

du´bi-ous    as to the result

{decimal}

dec´i-mal    fractions

{debt}

debt    was paid

{elephant}

el´e-phant    hunt in Africa

{expel}

ex-pel´    the pupil

{effective}

ef-fec´tive    laws

{easement}

ease´ment    of the pain

{enclose}

}

en-close´    a dollar bill

{inclose}

{erosion}

e-ro´sion    of the rocks

{eraser}

e-ra´ser    on a pencil

{error}

er´ror    in the figuring

{euphony}

eu´pho-ny    of the language

{employment}

em-ploy´ment    agency

{fertilize}

fer´til-ize    the soil

{financier}

fin-an-cier´    in Wall Street

{forfeit}

for´feit    the money

{foreigner}

for´eign-er    just landed

{franchise}

fran´chise    for women

LESSON 49

{fumigate}

fu´mi-gate    the sick-room

{formally}

for´mal-ly    announced

{fierce}

fierce    lions and tigers

{gymnasium}

gym-na´si-um    exercise

{glacier}

glac´i-er    on the coast of Alaska

{geography}

ge-og´ra-phy    lesson

{group}

group    of children

{harass}

har´ass    the captive

{hexagon}

hex´a-gon    has six sides

{haven't}

have´n't    you gone

{honor}

hon´or    of a gentleman

{hoped}

hoped    all was well

{hopped}

hopped    like a toad

{hundredth}

hun´dredth    part of an inch

{humorous}

hu´mor-ous    remark

{hurrying}

hur´ry-ing    to catch the train

{heresy}

her´e-sy    among the Lollards

{inflammable}

in-flam´ma-ble    material

{initiate}

in-i´ti-ate    the candidate

{initials}

in-i´tials    of his name

{instructor}

in-struct´or    of mathematics

{interference}

in-ter-fer´ence    of his friend

{inversely}

in-verse´ly    proportional

{itemize}

i´tem-ize    the account

{labeled}

la´beled    the bottles

LESSON 50

{materially}

ma-te´ri-al-ly    changed

{mechanics}

me-chan´ics    in the factory

{memorandum}

mem-o-ran´dum    of engagements

{metamorphosis}

met-a-mor´pho-sis    of the butterfly

{militia}

mi-li´tia    of the state

{millinery}

mil´li-ner-y    department

{mackerel}

mack´er-el    fishing

{manufacturing}

man-u-fac´tur-ing    shoes

{nomination}

nom-i-na´tion    of the president

{noticing}

no´tic-ing    details

{notion}

no´tion    in her head

{grotesque}

gro-tesque´    appearance

{organization}

or-gan-i-za´tion    of a society

{oxidize}

ox´i-dize    the metal

{obedience}

o-be´di-ence    of the child

{opinion}

o-pin´ion    on the subject

{offered}

of´fered    his arm

{only}

on´ly    one remained

{wealthy}

wealth´y    capitalist

{witch}

witch    in the fairy tale

{humidity}

hu-mid´i-ty    of the atmosphere

{woolly}

wool´ly    lamb

{vicinity}

vi-cin´i-ty    of the park

{vicissitude}

vi-cis´si-tude    of the explorer

{vitriol}

vit´ri-ol    burns like fire

LESSON 51

{voice}

voice    of the singer

{volcano}

vol-ca´no    in eruption

{volcanoes}

vol-ca´noes    of the Pacific coast

{volume}

vol´ume    of the tank

{poison}

poi´son    the rat

{policy}

pol´i-cy    of the party

{prepare}

pre-pare´    for war

{preposition}

prep-o-si´tion    and its object

{primer}

prim´er    of the language

{prism}

prism    of glass

{process}

proc´ess    of making steel

{pavilion}

pa-vil´ion    for a band concert

{percussion}

per-cus´sion    of the blow

{porch}

porch    on the house

{relative}

rel´a-tive    pronoun

{relieved}

re-lieved´    of his pain

{reefer}

reef´er    to wear in winter

{subtle}

sub´tle    remark

{subtraction}

sub-trac´tion    of the numbers

{sugar}

sug´ar    is sweet

{summary}

sum´ma-ry    of the chapter

{statue}

stat´ue    of Liberty

{statute}

stat´ute    of the commonwealth

{special}

spe´cial    permission

{solutions}

so-lu´tions    of the problems

LESSON 52

{sketch}

sketch    the beautiful scene

{shipped}

shipped    the goods

{shriek}

shriek    of the wounded

{shown}

shown    the sights of the city

{serge}

serge    cloth for a suit

{surge}

surge    of the waves

{servant}

ser´vant    in the house

{superpose}

su-per-pose´    the triangle

{sector}

sec´tor    of the angle

{trachea}

tra´che-a    duct into the lungs

{transversal}

trans-ver´sal    line

{temporary}

tem´po-ra-ry    building

{tendency}

ten´den-cy    of the times

{tomato}

to-ma´to    catsup

{trough}

trough    of water

{tenant}

ten´ant    of the estate

{thought}

thought    he could spell

{treasure}

treas´ure    in the sunken ship

{unanimous}

u-nan´i-mous    consent

{using}

us´ing    good English

{anhydrous}

an-hy´drous    substances have no water

{aborigines}

ab-o-rig´i-nes    of America

{argument}

ar´gu-ment    of the lawyer

{ascent}

as-cent´    of the mountain

{anxiety}

anx-i´e-ty    of the mother

LESSON 53

{absolute}

ab´so-lute    truth

{acetylene}

a-cet´yl-ene    gas-light

{crucifixion}

cru-ci-fix´ion    of Christ

{colossal}

co-los´sal    structure

{cylindrical}

cy-lin´dri-cal    tank

{courageous}

cou-ra´geous    fireman

{cotyledon}

cot-y-le´don    of the plant

{dactylic}

dac-tyl´ic    meter of verse

{diffusion}

dif-fu´sion    of sunlight

{erysipelas}

er-y-sip´e-las    proved fatal

{extravagance}

ex-trav´a-gance    of the rich

{facsimile}

fac-sim´i-le    of the signature

{familiarly}

fa-mil´iar-ly    known to him

{gradually}

grad´u-al-ly    the rock wore away

{generous}

gen´er-ous    gift

{geranium}

ge-ra´ni-um    in the garden

{gesture}

ges´ture    of the speaker

{hypocrite}

hyp´o-crite    in the church

{itinerant}

i-tin´er-ant    preacher

{intellectual}

in-tel-lec´tu-al    person

{irreparable}

ir-rep´a-ra-ble    loss

{instalment}

in-stal´ment    of the machine

{indict}

in-dict´    the man for murder

{inauguration}

in-au-gu-ra´tion    of Wilson

{reimburse}

re-im-burse´    his expenses

LESSON 54

{inevitable}

in-ev´i-ta-ble    result

{ignorance}

ig´no-rance    of the subject

{longitudinal}

lon-gi-tu´di-nal    lines

{marvelous}

mar´vel-ous    escape

{maintain}

main-tain´    a large establishment

{mortise}

mor´tise    the boards

{perseverance}

per-se-ver´ance    of the inventor

{phenomena}

phe-nom´e-na    of lightning

{propagation}

prop-a-ga´tion    of the species

{polyhedral}

pol-y-he´dral    figures in geometry

{rectilinear}

rec-ti-lin´e-ar    lines

{rhetorical}

rhe-tor´i-cal    speech

{rationalization}

}

ra-tion-al-i-za´tion    of the equation

{rationalisation}

{rheumatism}

rheu´ma-tism    in his arm

{resuscitate}

re-sus´ci-tate    the drowned

{ache}

ache    in my tooth

{agrarian}

a-gra´ri-an    laws

{apostrophe}

a-pos´tro-phe before the s

{applied}

ap-plied´    the brakes

{appeal}

ap-peal´    the case

{appalling}

ap-pal´ling    spectacle

{appositive}

ap-pos´i-tive    phrase

{appurtenance}

ap-pur´te-nance    of the machine

{approve}

ap-prove´    his action

LESSON 55

{corpuscle}

cor´pus-cle    of the blood

{continuity}

con-ti-nu´i-ty    of his arguments

{centigrade}

cen´ti-grade    thermometer

{contemptible}

con-tempt´i-ble    behavior

{inflammation}

in-flam-ma´tion    of the wound

{colonies}

col´o-nies    of Great Britain

{contemporaneous}

con-tem-po-ra´ne-ous    authors

{feign}

feign    or pretend sleep

{fertilizing}

fer´til-iz-ing    the soil

{fief}

fief    of feudal days

{hypnotize}

hyp´no-tize    the man

{illegal}

il-le´gal    sale of liquor

{evacuate}

e-vac´u-ate    the fort

{immersed}

im-mersed´    the convert

{industrial}

in-dus´tri-al    center

{intelligent}

in-tel´li-gent    man

{inertia}

in-er´tia    of the mass

{influence}

in´flu-ence    of a mother

{lease}

lease    the house

{mandible}

man´di-ble    of the crawfish

{moccasin}

moc´ca-sin    worn by the Indian

{preference}

pref´er-ence    for money

{preliminary}

pre-lim´i-na-ry    examination

{pleurisy}

pleu´ri-sy    is a disease

{percolator}

per´co-la-tor    for making coffee

LESSON 56

{nonchalant}

non´cha-lant    manner

{piercing}

pier´cing    shriek

{pollination}

pol-li-na´tion    of the flowers

{personification}

per-son-i-fi-ca´tion    of the sun

{precipice}

prec´i-pice    of rock

{primitive}

prim´i-tive    man

{prestige}

pres-tige´    of high position

{possessor}

pos-sess´or    of a large fortune

{punctuation}

punc-tu-a´tion    of a sentence

{palette}

pal´ette    for the artist's paints

{palate}

pal´ate back    of the tongue

{practiced}

prac´ticed    his lesson

{vinculum}

vin´cu-lum    over the numbers

{veterinary}

vet´er-i-na-ry    surgeon

{resonance}

res´o-nance    of the organ

{revenue}

rev´e-nue    stamps

{reverence}

rev´er-ence    for old age

{reversible}

re-vers´i-ble    cuffs

{rescind}

re-scind´    the order

{requirement}

re-quire´ment    for entrance

{radiate}

ra´di-ate    the heat

{relatively}

rel´a-tive-ly    speaking

{relevant}

rel´e-vant    to the subject

{pharynx}

phar´ynx   , part of alimentary canal

{reinforced}

re-in-forced´    concrete

LESSON 57

{tyrannical}

ty-ran´ni-cal    government

{technically}

tech´ni-cal-ly    speaking

{trinomial}

tri-no´mi-al    equation

{trousseau}

trous-seau´    for the bride

{systematically}

sys-tem-at´ic-al-ly    arranged

{synthetic}

syn-thet´ic    rubies made in France

{syndicate}

syn´di-cate    with large capital

{synthesis}

syn´the-sis    is combination

{suburbs}

sub´urbs    of the city

{substitute}

sub´sti-tute    for the original

{stimulus}

stim´u-lus    to work

{parliamentary}

par-lia-men´ta-ry    law

{proprietary}

pro-pri´et-a-ry    rights

{solecisms}

sol´e-cisms    of speech

{soliloquy}

so-lil´o-quy    of Hamlet

{silhouette}

sil-hou-ette´    against the screen

{scientific}

sci-en-tif´ic    treatment

{symbols}

sym´bols    used in chemistry

{accede}

ac-cede´    to our request

{accessory}

ac-ces´so-ry    before the fact

{accident}

ac´ci-dent    on the railroad

{accomplish}

ac-com´plish    his purpose

{consummate}

con-sum´mate    his desire

{conspiracy}

con-spir´a-cy    against the king

{concurrent}

con-cur´rent    with the event

LESSON 58

{concession}

con-ces´sion    of the government

{committal}

com-mit´tal    to jail

{commerce}

com´merce    between nations

{colleague}

col´league    in the faculty

{collector}

col-lec´tor    of bills

{dissociation}

dis-so-ci-a´tion    of ideas

{divisibility}

di-vis-i-bil´i-ty    of the number

{deceased}

de-ceased´    husband

{decomposition}

de-com-po-si´tion    of matter

{encyclopedia}

en-cy-clo-pe´di-a    Britannica

{exhilarate}

ex-hil´a-rate    or enliven

{enforceable}

en-force´a-ble    by law

{electrolytic}

e-lec-tro-lyt´ic    apparatus

{ingredients}

in-gre´di-ents    of the mixture

{initiative}

in-i´ti-a-tive    and referendum

{insurrection}

in-sur-rec´tion    of the natives

{intersection}

in-ter-sec´tion    of the lines

{irrigation}

ir-ri-ga´tion    of the desert

{irascible}

i-ras´ci-ble    disposition

{martial}

mar´tial    music

{moreover}

more-o´ver    we must go

{minutiae}

mi-nu´ti-ae    of little consequence

{metallurgy}

met´al-lur-gy    studied in college

{mentally}

men´tal-ly    deficient

{changing}

chang´ing    her dress

LESSON 59

{modern}

mod´ern    fashions

{possible}

pos´si-ble    to do it

{poplar}

pop´lar    tree

{popular}

pop´u-lar    song

{political}

po-lit´i-cal    speech

{peculiarity}

pe-cu-li-ar´i-ty    of the man

{papacy}

pa´pa-cy    at Rome

{paging}

pag´ing    the book

{physics}

phys´ics    studied in school

{ruffian}

ruf´fi-an    attacked him

{rectangle}

rect´an-gle    is a quadrilateral

{sandwiches}

sand´wich-es    made of ham

{sacrilegious}

sac-ri-le´gious    speech

{sacrilege}

sac´ri-lege    against the church

{sincere}

sin-cere´    friend

{scheme}

scheme    to make money

{accustomed}

ac-cus´tomed    to hard work

{allegory}

al´le-go-ry    of "Pilgrim's Progress"

{allowed}

al-lowed´    him his expenses

{ally}

al-ly´    of the English

{assassin}

as-sas´sin    of McKinley

{assault}

as-sault´    and battery

{ambassador}

am-bas´sa-dor    to France

{attention}

at-ten´tion    to the lesson

{aluminum}

a-lu´mi-num    cooking utensils

LESSON 60

{acquisition}

ac-qui-si´tion    of the property

{pasteurized}

pas´teur-ized    milk

{coercion}

co-er´cion    by the Powers

{classicism}

clas´si-cism    of the poet

{chivalry}

chiv´al-ry    of the knight

{chiffonier}

chif-fo-nier´    made of oak

{chaperon}

chap´er-on    the young couple

{modal}

mo´dal    form of verb

{model}

mod´el    of the machine

{catastrophe}

cat-as´tro-phe    on the railroad

{cashmere}

cash´mere    dress

{celery}

cel´er-y    for dinner

{catarrh}

ca-tarrh´    of the throat

{determine}

de-ter´mine    his meaning

{discourage}

dis-cour´age    his efforts

{diagramming}

di´a-gram-ming    the sentence

{isolated}

is´o-la-ted    on an island

{lessee}

les-see´    paid his rent

{legend}

leg´end    of "Sleepy Hollow"

{legion}

le´gion    of soldiers

{league}

league    of baseball teams

{moisture}

mois´ture    in the atmosphere

{molecules}

mol´e-cules    of elements

{monarchy}

mon´arch-y    ruled by a king

{machine}

ma-chine´    for making shoes

LESSON 61

{persecuted}

per´se-cu-ted    the Christians

{pieces}

pie´ces    of glass

{poured}

poured    the water

{picture}

pic´ture    of his home

{precise}

pre-cise´    moment

{piazza}

pi-az´za    of the house

{petroleum}

pe-tro´le-um    cream

{patriotic}

pa-tri-ot´ic    citizen

{swords}

swords    for fighting

{sacrifice}

sac´ri-fice    his honor

{salmon}

salm´on    from the river

{salve}

salve    on the wound

{sapphire}

sap´phire    and diamond ring

{satisfactorily}

sat-is-fac´to-ri-ly    explained

{saving}

sav´ing    his money

{scarred}

scarred    in a fight for life

{scenery}

sce´ner-y    in Colorado

{scholar}

schol´ar    in the university

{achieve}

a-chieve´    great renown

{annuity}

an-nu´i-ty    paid to him

{admitted}

ad-mit´ted    his guilt

{admittance}

ad-mit´tance    to the lodge

{acetic}

a-cet´ic    acid in the bottle

{academy}

a-cad´e-my    of science

{accountant}

ac-count´ant    to examine the books

LESSON 62

{ability}

a-bil´i-ty    of the boy

{acute}

a-cute´    angle

{beneficence}

be-nef´i-cence    of the gentleman

{barbarians}

bar-ba´ri-ans    of Africa

{cataract}

cat´a-ract    on the eye

{casually}

cas´u-al-ly    dropped a hint

{capillarity}

cap-il-lar´i-ty    of the soil

{calories}

cal´or-ies    of heat

{conduit}

con´duit    for underground wires

{campaigns}

cam-paigns´    of Napoleon

{candor}

can´dor    of the honest man

{filaments}

fil´a-ments    of silk

{hygienic}

hy-gi-en´ic    exercise

{patriotism}

pa´tri-ot-ism    of the soldier

{performance}

per-form´ance    of the actors

{period}

pe´ri-od    after a sentence

{patience}

pa´tience    of the good mother

{scythe}

scythe    for cutting grass

{sigh}

sigh    of the weary

{secretaries}

sec´re-tar-ies    wrote reports

{section}

sec´tion    of the Pullman

{senate}

sen´ate    passed the bill

{sepals}

sep´als    of the flower

{liniment}

lin´i-ment    for a sprain

{lineament}

lin´e-a-ment    of the face

LESSON 63

{adaptability}

a-dapt-a-bil´i-ty    to circumstances

{adjective}

adj´ec-tive    of quality

{aeroplane}

a´er-o-plane    accident

{advancement}

ad-vance´ment    to a good position

{admire}

ad-mire´    the beautiful

{albumen}

al-bu´men    of the egg

{caloric}

ca-lor´ic    theory of heat

{cellar}

cel´lar    under the house

{centimeter}

cen´ti-me-ter    in length

{chemistry}

chem´is-try    studied at school

{chisel}

chis´el    for carpentering

{cinnamon}

cin´na-mon    flavor

{circuit}

cir´cuit    court in session

{coincident}

co-in´ci-dent    angles

{collars}

col´lars    of white linen

{commissioner}

com-mis´sion-er    of education

{community}

com-mu´ni-ty    in which he lives

{company}

com´pa-ny    of soldiers

{companies}

com´pa-nies    of soldiers

{disappointing}

dis-ap-point´ing    result

{discrepancy}

dis-crep´an-cy    in the accounts

{element}

el´e-ment    of danger

{equipment}

e-quip´ment    of the regiment

{geyser}

gey´ser    in Yellowstone Park

{hemorrhage}

hem´or-rhage    of the lungs

LESSON 64

{isthmus}

isth´mus    of Panama

{oligarchy}

ol´i-gar-chy    in ancient Rome

{pores}

pores    of the skin

{liquefaction}

liq-ue-fac´tion    of ice

{vice versa}

vice versa   , that is, turned about

{villainy}

vil´lain-y    of the rascal

{recompense}

rec´om-pense    the faithful

{regions}

re´gions    of perpetual snow

{routes}

routes    of the travelers

{traceable}

trace´a-ble    lines

{treatise}

trea´tise    on art

{traveler}

trav´el-er    through Italy

{traitor}

trai´tor    to his country

{transpose}

trans-pose´    the phrase

{several}

sev´er-al    years ago

{service}

ser´vice    in the army

{sheriff}

sher´iff    of the county

{shipment}

ship´ment    of the goods

{alkaline}

al´ka-line    solution

{analogous}

a-nal´o-gous    terms

{anarchy}

an´arch-y    against the government

{anoints}

a-noints´    his head with oil

{answer}

an´swer    the question

{antiquity}

an-tiq´ui-ty    of the relic

{aristocrat}

ar-is´to-crat    by birth

LESSON 65

{ascension}

as-cen´sion    of the balloon

{armor}

ar´mor    of the knight

{articles}

ar´ti-cles    for sale

{believing}

be-liev´ing    the story

{borough}

bor´ough    of Manhattan

{borrow}

bor´row    the money

{barrel}

bar´rel    of sugar

{compelled}

com-pelled´    to resign

{competition}

com-pe-ti´tion    in business

{completely}

com-plete´ly    finished

{conceit}

con-ceit´    of the boastful

{consequent}

con´se-quent    result

{consistency}

con-sist´en-cy    of the mixture

{contagious}

con-ta´gious    disease

{casualty}

cas´u-al-ty    insurance

{crevice}

crev´ice    in the rock

{covetous}

cov´et-ous    of his wealth

{discernment}

dis-cern´ment    of the wise

{dissatisfied}

dis-sat´is-fied    with his treatment

{dissenter}

dis-sent´er    in the church

{emigrate}

em´i-grate    from America

{immigrate}

im´mi-grate    to America

{following}

fol´low-ing    the crowd

{forbade}

for-bade´    him to go

{granary}

gran´a-ry    for storing wheat

LESSON 66

{grabbed}

grabbed    the money

{going}

go´ing    to sail

{ghost}

ghost    of Hamlet

{harmonically}

har-mon´ic-al-ly    composed

{irrational}

ir-ra´tion-al    statement

{irregular}

ir-reg´u-lar    proceedings

{journey}

jour´ney    to Mexico

{judicial}

ju-di´cial    decree

{manufacture}

man-u-fac´tur-er    of guns

{margin}

mar´gin    of the page

{merry}

mer´ry    Christmas

{marry}

mar´ry    the girl

{married}

mar´ried    in church

{necessitate}

ne-ces´si-tate    an explanation

{octagon}

oc´ta-gon    used in the design

{potential}

po-ten´tial    mode

{predecessor}

pred-e-ces´sor    in office

{presbytery}

pres´by-ter-y    in session

{visible}

vis´i-ble    to the naked eye

{radius}

ra´di-us    of a circle

{radii}

ra´di-i    of the circles

{raisins}

rai´sins    in the pudding

{recent}

re'cent    event

{remit}

re-mit´    the money

{ferocious}

fe-ro´cious    animal

LESSON 67

{sine}

sine    in trigonometry

{sign}

sign    of bad weather

{size}

size    of the barrel

{skeleton}

skel´e-ton    of a man

{social}

so´cial    gathering

{something}

some´thing    new

{stamens}

sta´mens    of the flowers

{parasitic}

par-a-sit´ic    plant

{around}

a-round´    the world

{audience}

au´di-ence    with the Pope

{auricle}

au´ri-cle    of the heart

{awful}

aw´ful    disaster

{awfulness}

aw´ful-ness    of the murder

{axis}

ax´is    of the earth

{axle}

ax´le    of the wheel

{borne}

borne    on his shoulders

{brilliant}

bril´liant    display

{biology}

bi-ol´o-gy    of plants

{bookkeeper}

book´keep-er    in the store

{bluing}

blu´ing    the clothes

{bargain}

bar´gain    sale of hats

{breed}

breed    of chickens

{cousin}

cous´in    from the country

{census}

cen´sus    of the population

{coöperate}

co-op´er-ate    in the work

LESSON 68

{cyclone}

cy´clone    cellar

{cycle}

cy´cle    of years

{cruise}

cruise    around the world

{crews}

crews    of the vessels

{cruelly}

cru´el-ly    treated

{credit}

cred´it    of the merchant

{crucible}

cru´ci-ble    for melting gold

{contents}

con´tents    of the bottle

{cabinet}

cab´i-net    officers

{civil}

civ´il    government

{central}

cen´tral    station

{catch}

catch    the fish

{cannot}

can´not    tell a lie

{comma}

com´ma    after the word

{coupon}

cou´pon    attached to the ticket

{copy}

cop´y    the words

{copied}

cop´ied    the words

{continental}

con-ti-nen´tal    troops

{coast}

coast    down the hill

{city}

cit´y    of New York

{cities}

cit´ies    and towns

{citizen}

cit´i-zen    of the United States

{dissipate}

dis´si-pate    a fortune

{dividend}

div´i-dend    paying stock

{don't}

don't    smoke cigarettes

LESSON 69

{distillate}

dis-til´late    of the solution

{disguised}

dis-guised´    as a soldier

{discovery}

dis-cov´er-y    of America

{duly}

du´ly    signed and witnessed

{Deity}

De´i-ty    to whom we pray

{dative}

da´tive    case

{resurrection}

res-ur-rec´tion    of the dead

{endorser}

en-dor´ser    of the note

{enormous}

e-nor´mous    profits

{enthusiasm}

en-thu´si-asm    of the students

{enterprise}

en´ter-prise    of the merchant

{exterior}

ex-te´ri-or    of the building

{epoch}

ep´och    in history

{executive}

ex-ec´u-tive    chamber

{earnest}

ear´nest    request

{forward}

for´ward    march

{formulae}

for´mu-læ    for the mixtures

{formula}

for´mu-la    for the mixture

{fulfilment}

ful-fil´ment    of his promise

{fuel}

fu´el    for the fire

{further}

fur´ther    discussion

{farther}

far´ther    away than Chicago

{ghastly}

ghast´ly    sight

{gnat}

gnat    buzzing about

{getting}

get´ting    something for nothing

LESSON 70

{inoculation}

in-oc-u-la´tion    to prevent disease

{guess}

guess    the number

{gaiety}

gai´e-ty    of the crowd

{haughty}

haugh´ty    noble

{horizontally}

hor-i-zon´tal-ly    drawn

{historical}

his-tor´i-cal    collection

{hostility}

hos-til´i-ty    of the nations

{hundred}

hun´dred    dollars

{hammer}

ham´mer    the nail

{happened}

hap´pened    by accident

{hope}

hope    for the best

{hop}

hop    on one foot

{heroes}

he´roes    of the war

{graph}

graph    of the population

{insolvency}

in-solv´en-cy    of the bank

{inventories}

in´ven-tor-ies    of the supplies

{investment}

in-vest´ment    of the money

{introduce}

in-tro-duce´    the speaker

{interfered}

in-ter-fered´    with his progress

{intolerable}

in-tol´er-a-ble    heat

{intercede}

in-ter-cede´    for him

{instead}

in-stead´    of playing, work

{inserted}

in-sert´ed    in the socket

{innocent}

in´no-cent    child

{indictment}

in-dict´ment    for murder

LESSON 71

{indeterminate}

in-de-ter´mi-nate    sentence

{incumbrance}

in-cum´brance    of old debts

{incentive}

in-cen´tive    to work

{juicy}

jui´cy    fruit

{kinetic}

ki-net´ic    energy

{knock}

knock    at the door

{lens}

lens    of the microscope

{lettuce}

let´tuce    salad

{lovable}

lov´a-ble    child

{lonely}

lone´ly    farmhouse

{liter}

li´ter    of water

{lever}

lev´er    of the machine

{likely}

like´ly    to happen

{laugh}

laugh    at the joke

{manufactories}

man-u-fac´to-ries    of the city

{medicine}

med´i-cine    to cure him

{medicinal}

me-dic´i-nal    virtues

{medium}

me´di-um    sized bear

{metallic}

met-al´lic    ring

{mountainous}

moun´tain-ous    country

{mosquito}

mos-qui´to    bites

{molecular}

mo-lec´u-lar    theory

{moustache}

mous-tache´    was shaved off

{much}

much    ado about nothing

{prize}

prize    for spelling

LESSON 72

{muscle}

mus´cle    of the arm

{mussel}

mus´sel    on the seashore

{muzzle}

muz´zle    the dog

{mustard}

mus´tard    plaster

{neutralize}

neu´tral-ize    the solution

{nutrients}

nu´tri-ents    in food

{narration}

nar-ra´tion    of the story

{noun}

noun    is a part of speech

{nectar}

nec´tar    of the gods

{neighbor}

neigh´bor    of mine

{obstacle}

ob´sta-cle    in his path

{optician}

op-ti´cian    examined her eyes

{opaque}

o-paque´    glass window

{optional}

op´tion-al    course of study

{orchid}

or´chid    of rare beauty

{organize}

or´gan-ize    a society

{oracle}

or´a-cle    at Delphi

{obliging}

ob-li´ging    errand boy

{omitting}

o-mit´ting    the useless words

{o'clock}

o'-clock´    is a contraction

{putting}

put´ting    it away

{pursuit}

pur-suit´    of pleasure

{pursuant}

pur-su´ant    with the idea

{profitable}

prof´it-a-ble    business

{participate}

par-tic´i-pate    in the event

LESSON 73

{pretension}

pre-ten´sion    of the snob

{pretentious}

pre-ten´tious    people

{preterit}

pret´er-it    form of the verb

{prevail}

pre-vail´    against him

{prevalence}

prev´a-lence    of the disease

{prevalent}

prev´a-lent    idea

{prevent}

pre-vent´    him from going

{primary}

pri´ma-ry    grade

{parcel}

par´cel    post

{stirring}

stir´ring    the soup

{submitted}

sub-mit´ted    his paper

{suggestion}

sug-ges´tion    for improvement

{surd}

surd    or irrational number

{omelet}

om´e-let    for breakfast

{penitentiary}

pen-i-ten´tia-ry    sentence

{surprising}

sur-pris´ing    results

{surrender}

sur-ren´der    to the enemy

{sympathy}

sym´pa-thy    for the helpless

{usury}

u´su-ry    is unlawful

{usurpation}

u-sur-pa´tion    of the throne

{usage}

us´age    of the word

{useful}

use´ful    articles

{usefulness}

use´ful-ness    of a typewriter

{zoölogy}

zo-ol´o-gy    examination

{triangle}

tri´an-gle    with equal sides

LESSON 74

{ventricles}

ven´tri-cles    of the heart

{wrought}

wrought    iron

{yeoman}

yeo´man    of England

{bacteriology}

bac-te-ri-ol´o-gy    is a science

{barometric}

bar-o-met´ric    pressure

{barbarisms}

bar´ba-risms    of the uncultured

{deceitful}

de-ceit´ful    pretender

{deception}

de-cep´tion    of the ventriloquist

{declamation}

dec-la-ma´tion    on Lincoln

{exchangeable}

ex-change´a-ble    goods

{etiquette}

et´i-quette    of the table

{illiterate}

il-lit´er-ate    immigrant

{jurisdiction}

ju-ris-dic´tion    of the court

{kilogram}

kil´o-gram    in weight

{infantry}

in´fan-try    of the army

{achromatic}

ach-ro-mat´ic    lens

{asceticism}

as-cet´i-cism    of the hermit

{abstruse}

ab-struse´    idea

{aberration}

ab-er-ra´tion    of the mind

{biennial}

bi-en´ni-al    plant

{bacillus}

ba-cil´lus    of disease

{commencing}

com-men´cing    to rain

{commodities}

com-mod´i-ties    for sale

{debut}

de-but´    of the girl

{debris}

de-bris´    of the wreck

LESSON 75

{tuition}

tu-i´tion    paid in advance

{templar}

tem´plar    of the 12th century

{theory}

the´o-ry    and practice

{tragic}

trag´ic    death

{tacit}

tac´it    understanding

{tough}

tough    steak

{title}

ti´tle    of nobility

{thirst}

thirst    for knowledge

{temperance}

tem´per-ance    lecture

{temperate}

tem´per-ate    habits

{quorum}

quo´rum    of senators

{renown}

re-nown´    of the great man

{referee}

ref-er-ee´    the game

{repel}

re-pel´    the attack

{vowel}

vow´el    in the word

{valence}

va´lence    of the element

{valise}

va-lise´    packed with clothes

{variables}

va´ri-a-bles    approach a limit

{waiting}

wait´ing    at the church

{width}

width    of the room

{woolen}

wool´en    goods

{wrap}

wrap    up the bundle

{rap}

rap    at the door

{varying}

va´ry-ing    in depth

{velocity}

ve-loc´i-ty    of the bullet

LESSON 76

{duel}

du´el    with swords

{dual}

du´al    personality

{dairy}

dai´ry    farm in Vermont

{diary}

di´a-ry    of Samuel Pepys

{canvass}

can´vass    for votes

{canvas}

can´vas    circus tent

{coal}

coal    for the furnace

{choir}

choir    rehearsal

{quire}

quire    of paper

{berth}

berth    in a sleeping car

{birth}

birth    of Christ

{been}

been    away from home

{bin}

bin    full of coal

{berrying}

ber´ry-ing    in the pasture

{burying}

bur´y-ing    the dead

{blew}

blew    a hurricane

{blue}

blue    ethereal sky

{boar}

boar    hunt in the forest

{bore}

bore    of a rifle

{bullion}

bul´lion    for coinage

{bouillon}

bouil´lon    served in cups

{aught}

aught    against his honor

{ought}

ought    not to go

{son}

son    of his father

{sun}

sun    sets to rise again

LESSON 77

{psychological}

psy-cho-log´i-cal    moment

{rhythmical}

rhyth´mi-cal    swing

{subpoena}

sub-pœ´na    the witness

{sixtieth}

six´ti-eth    second

{strategic}

stra-teg´ic    position

{sociability}

so-cia-bil'i-ty    of the hostess

{strychnine}

strych´nine    for rats

{sobriquet}

so-bri-quet´    of our friend

{thorax}

tho´rax    of the insect

{threaten}

threat´en    his life

{tissue}

tis´sue    paper

{unchangeable}

un-change´a-ble    laws of nature

{umbrella}

um-brel´la    turned inside out

{valiant}

val´iant    soldier

{wrong}

wrong    answer

{aisle}

aisle    of the church

{isle}

isle    of Great Britain

{analysis}

a-nal´y-sis    of the substance

{analyses}

a-nal´y-ses    of many substances

{currant}

cur´rant    jelly

{current}

cur´rent    of the stream

{waste}

waste    not, want not

{waist}

waist    of a person

{weak}

weak    invalid

{week}

week    before last

LESSON 78

{haul}

haul    the load

{hall}

hall    for the dance

{greater}

great´er    than he

{grater}

grat´er    for nutmegs

{due}

due    him from me

{dew}

dew    on the grass

{do}

do    it now

{wear}

wear    good clothes

{ware}

ware    made of tin

{steel}

steel    cars are safest

{steal}

steal    the money

{sight}

sight    to delight in

{site}

site    for the schoolhouse

{cite}

cite    the law

{ordinance}

or´di-nance    of the city

{ordnance}

ord´nance    department

{scent}

scent    of the flower

{sent}

sent    him the letter

{cent}

cent    apiece

{minor}

mi´nor    and major

{miner}

mi´ner    of coal

{metal}

met´al    filing cabinet

{mettle}

met´tle    of the thoroughbred

{heart}

heart    failure

{hart}

hart    frightened by the hunter

LESSON 79

{mete}

mete    out the punishment

{meet}

meet    at the station

{meat}

meat    for dinner

{scull}

scull    the boat

{skull}

skull    of the skeleton

{rout}

rout    the army

{route}

route    of the mail carrier

{prey}

prey    of the lion

{pray}

pray    to God

{plow}

}

plow    the soil

{plough}

{peeling}

peel´ing    of the apple

{pealing}

peal´ing    of the bells

{our}

our    father

{hour}

hour    of midnight

{one}

one    dollar

{won}

won    a race

{oar}

oar    of the boat

{ore}

ore    from the mine

{wonder}

won´der    at the strange sight

{wander}

wan´der    in the fields

{wait}

wait    for me

{weight}

weight    of the ox

{need}

need    of money

{knead}

knead    the bread

LESSON 80

{Tennessee}

{Great Britain}

{Briton}

{Ben Jonson}

{Thackeray}

{Cincinnati}

{Bismarck}

{Elizabethan}

{Appalachian}

{Alleghany} (Mts.)

{Allegheny} (City)

{Louisiana}

{Philippines}

{Presbyterian}

{Philadelphia}

{Chesapeake}

{Pittsburgh}

{Massachusetts}

{Caribbean}

{Manila}

{Mississippi}

{Chautauqua}

{Sicily}

{Italian}

{Nicaragua}

{Missouri}

{Hawaii}

{Oklahoma}

{Venezuela}

{Virginia}

{Guiana}

{Guinea}

{Abyssinia}

{Hague}

{Pyrenees}

{Marseilles}

{Transvaal}

{Thames}

{Mohammedan}

{Apennines}

{Leicester}

{Burroughs}

{Bede}

{Carlyle}

{George Eliot}

{Thoreau}

{Macaulay}

{Disraeli}

{Röntgen}

{Raphael}

INDEX

References are to Lessons.

- abbreviate, 12

- abbreviation, 28

- abdomen, 35

- aberration, 74

- ability, 62

- aborigines, 52

- abridgment, 47

- abscess, 33

- absence, 9

- absolute, 53

- abstruse, 74

- abundance, 47

- abyss, 47

- Abyssinia, 80

- academy, 61

- accede, 57

- accelerate, 28

- acceleration, 40

- accept, 5

- acceptance, 16

- accepted, 25

- accessible, 47

- accession, 20

- accessory, 57

- accident, 57

- accidentally, 40

- accommodate, 3

- accompaniment, 29

- accompanying, 35

- accomplish, 57

- account, 35

- accountant, 61

- accrued, 40

- accumulate, 36

- accuracy, 20

- accusative, 11

- accustomed, 59

- acetic, 61

- acetylene, 53

- ache, 54

- achieve, 61

- achievement, 16

- achromatic, 74

- acknowledge, 24

- acknowledgment, 4

- acoustics, 40

- acquaintance, 31

- acquainted, 35

- acquiesce, 30

- acquisition, 60

- across, 9

- acute, 62

- adaptability, 63

- address, 14

- adjacent, 7

- adjective, 63

- admirable, 31

- admire, 63

- admissible, 31

- admittance, 61

- admitted, 61

- advancement, 63

- advertise, 21

- advertisement, 24

- advertising, 36

- advice, 11

- advisable, 40

- advise, 11

- aeroplane, 63

- affect, 3

- affidavit, 36

- again, 36

- aggregation, 25

- agrarian, 54

- agreeable, 24

- agreement, 16

- aisle, 77

- albumen, 63

- alcohol, 10

- algebra, 7

- algebraic, 24

- alien, 47

- alimentary, 34

- alkali, 24

- alkaline, 64

- allege, 24

- Alleghany (Mts.), 80

- Allegheny (City), 80

- allegiance, 24

- allegory, 59

- alliances, 35

- allies, 37

- alligators, 14

- alliteration, 40

- allotment, 11

- allotting, 11

- allowed, 59

- all right, 1

- allusion, 37

- ally, 59

- alphabet, 48

- already, 2

- altar, 21

- alter, 21

- alternate, 37

- altogether, 24

- aluminum, 59

- always, 5

- amateur, 34

- ambassador, 59

- ambitious, 43

- amenable, 45

- ammonia, 7

- amount, 37

- analogous, 64

- analyses, 77

- analysis, 77

- analytic, 21

- analyze, 12

- anarchy, 64

- ancestors, 43

- ancient, 24

- angel, 3

- angle, 3

- anhydrous, 52

- annihilated, 45

- annual, 20

- annually, 37

- annuity, 61

- anoints, 64

- answer, 64

- Antarctic, 24

- antecedent, 11

- antiquity, 64

- anxiety, 52

- anxious, 33

- any, 20

- apartment, 40

- Apennines, 80

- apologize, 37

- apostrophe, 54

- Appalachian, 80

- apparatus, 8

- apparel, 40

- apparent, 14

- appeal, 54

- appearance, 4

- applied, 54

- appositive, 54

- appreciate, 24

- approach, 40

- approve, 54

- approximate, 24

- appurtenance, 54

- aqueduct, 18

- arc, 12

- architect, 37

- architecture, 24

- arctic, 24

- argument, 52

- aristocrat, 64

- arithmetic, 20

- arithmetical, 34

- ark, 12

- armor, 65

- around, 67

- arrangement, 16

- Arthur, 24

- article, 24

- articles, 65

- artisans, 45

- ascend, 24

- ascension, 65

- ascent, 52

- ascertain, 45

- asceticism, 74

- asked, 24

- asparagus, 28

- assassin, 59

- assassinate, 39

- assassination, 24

- assault, 59

- assistant, 45

- assume, 46

- athlete, 16

- athletics, 4

- atmosphere, 18

- attack, 9

- attacked, 9

- attendance, 24

- attention, 59

- attorney, 39

- attract, 7

- audience, 67

- aught, 76

- Augustus, 7

- auricle, 67

- author, 24

- authority, 46

- autumn, 30

- auxiliary, 5

- avoirdupois, 39

- awful, 67

- awfulness, 67

- awkward, 46

- axillary, 47

- axiom, 10

- axis, 67

- axle, 67

- bacillus, 74

- bacteriology, 74

- balance, 3

- balanced, 35

- balloon, 36

- bananas, 36

- bankruptcy, 33

- barbarians, 62

- barbarisms, 74

- barbarous, 17

- bare, 47

- bargain, 67

- barometer, 27

- barometric, 74

- barrel, 65

- base, 23

- bass, 23

- bear, 47

- beautiful, 36

- because, 30

- Bede, 80

- been, 76

- before, 19

- begin, 47

- beginning, 1

- belief, 13

- believe, 1

- believing, 65

- beneficence, 62

- beneficial, 23

- benefit, 6

- benefited, 10

- berrying, 76

- berth, 76

- besiege, 15

- Bible, 23

- bicycle, 8

- biennial, 74

- bilious, 40

- bin, 76

- binomial, 18

- biology, 67

- birth, 76

- biscuit, 27

- bisect, 18

- bisector, 4

- Bismarck, 80

- blamable, 40

- blew, 76

- blue, 76

- bluing, 67

- boar, 76

- bolder, 40

- bookkeeper, 67

- bookkeeping, 23

- bore, 76

- borne, 67

- borough, 65

- borrow, 65

- botany, 30

- bouillon, 76

- boulder, 40

- boundaries, 28

- boundary, 14

- bouquet, 47

- brake, 37

- breadth, 37

- break, 37

- breed, 67

- brief, 18

- brigadier, 40

- brilliant, 67

- Britain, 80

- Briton, 80

- bulletin, 40

- bullion, 76

- buoyancy, 18

- buoyant, 27

- bureau, 22

- burglar, 47

- buried, 14

- Burroughs, 80

- burying, 76

- busily, 47

- business, 1

- busy, 7

- cabinet, 68

- Cæsar, 10

- calendar, 6

- caloric, 63

- calories, 62

- campaign, 22

- campaigns, 62

- cancel, 15

- cancelation, 40

- canceled, 27

- candidate, 27

- candor, 62

- cannot, 68

- canvas, 76

- canvass, 76

- capacity, 44

- capillarity, 62

- capillary, 15

- capital, 5

- capitol, 5

- captain, 32

- careful, 22

- carefully, 32

- Caribbean, 80

- Carlyle, 80

- carriage, 47

- carrying, 18

- cashmere, 60

- casually, 62

- casualty, 65

- catalogue, 27

- cataract, 62

- catarrh, 60

- catastrophe, 60

- catch, 68

- cathedral, 47

- cavalry, 12

- cease, 18

- ceiling, 18

- celery, 60

- cellar, 63

- cemetery, 9

- censor, 45

- censure, 45

- census, 67

- cent, 78

- center, 39

- centigrade, 55

- centimeter, 63

- central, 68

- centrifugal, 40

- cereal, 18

- certainly, 31

- cession, 35

- changeable, 22

- changing, 58

- chaperon, 60

- character, 12

- characteristics, 18

- chargeable, 22

- chattel, 27

- chauffeur, 4

- Chautauqua, 80

- chemical, 40

- chemistry, 63

- Chesapeake, 80

- chief, 12

- chieftain, 45

- chiffonier, 60

- chimney, 31

- chisel, 63

- chivalry, 60

- chlorine, 30

- chlorophyll, 12

- chocolate, 39

- choir, 76

- choose, 14

- chord, 2

- chosen, 17

- Christian, 22

- chronicle, 44

- Cincinnati, 80

- cinnamon, 63

- cipher, 47

- circle, 39

- circuit, 63

- circular, 47

- circumstances, 14

- cite, 78

- cities, 68

- citizen, 68

- city, 68

- civil, 68

- civilization, 12

- civilize, 35

- classicism, 60

- climbed, 47

- clothes, 14

- coal, 76

- coarse, 14

- coast, 68

- coastal, 45

- codicil, 48

- coefficient, 2

- coercion, 60

- coherence, 27

- coincide, 8

- coincident, 63

- collars, 63

- collateral, 29

- colleague, 58

- collector, 58

- college, 14

- colonies, 55

- colonization, 45

- color, 12

- colossal, 53

- column, 29

- combustible, 28

- coming, 2

- comma, 68

- commence, 36

- commencing, 74

- commensurable, 22

- commerce, 58

- commercial, 9

- commission, 12

- commissioner, 63

- commit, 41

- committal, 58

- committed, 17

- committee, 5

- commodities, 74

- common, 32

- communicate, 33

- community, 63

- companies, 63

- company, 63

- comparative, 7

- comparison, 27

- compel, 18

- compelled, 65

- competent, 39

- competition, 65

- competitor, 44

- complement, 3

- complementary, 40

- complete, 32

- completely, 65

- complexion, 27

- compliment, 3

- complimentary, 40

- compromise, 47

- conceal, 35

- concede, 26

- conceit, 65

- conceive, 15

- conceived, 41

- concentric, 29

- concern, 26

- concession, 58

- conciliation, 28

- concurrent, 57

- condensing, 41

- condition, 44

- conduit, 62

- confectionery, 45

- confederacy, 26

- confederate, 37

- congruent, 40

- conjugate, 30

- conjugation, 47

- Connecticut, 17

- conquer, 39

- conqueror, 26

- conscience, 4

- conscientious, 17

- conscious, 12

- consciousness, 17

- consecutive, 44

- consensus, 47

- consequent, 65

- consistency, 65

- consonant, 26

- conspiracy, 57

- constitution, 29

- constitutional, 40

- consul, 6

- consummate, 57

- contagious, 65

- contemporaneous, 55

- contemporary, 35

- contemptible, 55

- contents, 68

- continental, 68

- continually, 30

- continue, 47

- continuity, 55

- control, 6

- controlled, 47

- convenience, 14

- convenient, 11

- conversely, 45

- coöperate, 67

- coöperation, 36

- coördinate, 36

- copied, 68

- copy, 68

- cord, 2

- corollary, 3

- corporation, 47

- corpuscle, 55

- correspond, 32

- correspondence, 37

- corresponding, 47

- costume, 26

- cotton, 47

- cotyledon, 53

- council, 6

- counsel, 6

- counterfeit, 26

- countries, 26

- coupon, 68

- courageous, 53

- course, 14

- courteous, 31

- courtesy, 33

- courtier, 40

- cousin, 67

- covetous, 65

- credit, 68

- crevice, 65

- crews, 68

- crisis, 39

- criticise, 8

- criticism, 15

- crucible, 68

- crucifixion, 53

- cruelly, 68

- cruise, 68

- crustacea, 44

- crystal, 9

- crystalline, 33

- crystallization, 15

- crystallize, 12

- cupboard, 18

- curiosity, 40

- currant, 77

- current, 77

- custom, 18

- customary, 40

- cycle, 68

- cyclone, 68

- cylinder, 9

- cylindrical, 53

- dactylic, 53

- dairy, 76

- dative, 69

- debris, 74

- debt, 48

- debut, 74

- decease, 6

- deceased, 58

- deceitful, 74

- deceive, 10

- deception, 74

- decide, 8

- decimal, 48

- decision, 28

- decisive, 39

- declamation, 74

- declaration, 28

- declarative, 17

- declension, 14

- decomposition, 58

- decorated, 41

- defence} 22

- defense}

- defendant, 22

- deficiency, 41

- deficit, 29

- definite, 5

- definitely, 41

- definition, 22

- Deity, 69

- Delaware, 26

- deleble, 30

- demonstrative, 41

- denominator, 22

- dependence, 41

- dependent, 10

- dependents, 41

- deposit, 39

- depository, 41

- descend, 22

- descendants, 17

- descent, 22

- describe, 4

- description, 2

- desert, 26

- desirable, 18

- despair, 16

- despise, 45

- dessert, 26

- destroy, 18

- determine, 60

- develop, 2

- development, 2

- dew, 78

- diagonal, 9

- diagramming, 60

- dialogue, 26

- diameter, 39

- diamond, 39

- diaphragm, 26

- diary, 76

- didn't, 30

- difference, 7

- different, 12

- difficulty, 28

- diffusion, 53

- dilapidated, 33

- dilemma, 48

- dimensions, 30

- diminish, 36

- dining, 8

- diphtheria, 26

- direct, 48

- disagree, 31

- disagreeable, 36

- disappear, 1

- disappearance, 18

- disappeared, 16

- disappoint, 1

- disappointed, 8

- disappointing, 63

- disappointment, 12

- discernment, 65

- disciple, 39

- discipline, 26

- discourage, 60

- discovery, 69

- discrepancy, 63

- discussion, 35

- disease, 6

- disguised, 69

- Disraeli, 80

- dissatisfied, 65

- dissatisfy, 37

- dissension, 48

- dissenter, 65

- dissimilar, 32

- dissipate, 68

- dissociation, 58

- dissolve, 11

- distillate, 69

- distillation, 37

- divide, 16

- divided, 48

- dividend, 68

- divine, 48

- divisibility, 58

- divisible, 14

- division, 32

- divisor, 39

- do, 78

- does, 22

- doesn't, 26

- don't, 68

- dose, 48

- doze, 22

- drooped, 32

- dropped, 15

- drowned, 26

- dual, 76

- dubious, 48

- due, 78

- duel, 76

- duly, 69

- dyeing, 18

- dying, 18

- dyspepsia, 34

- earnest, 69

- easement, 48

- eccentric, 34

- ecclesiastical, 26

- economic, 27

- ecstasy, 15

- edible, 41

- effect, 3

- effective, 48

- effervescence, 34

- efficiency, 15

- efficient, 31

- efflorescence, 26

- eighth, 9

- either, 14

- elasticity, 41

- electoral, 41

- electricity, 34

- electrolysis, 23

- electrolytic, 58

- element, 63

- elementary, 36

- elephant, 48

- eligible, 8

- eliminate, 29

- elimination, 12

- Eliot, George, 80

- Elizabethan, 80

- ellipse, 29

- emanates, 35

- embarrass, 7

- embarrassment, 22

- embezzlement, 75

- emigrant, 21

- emigrate, 65

- emigration, 42

- emperor, 26

- emphasis, 31

- emphasize, 30

- employment, 48

- enclose, 48

- encyclopedia, 58

- endeavor, 41

- endorsement, 41

- endorser, 69

- enemies, 13

- enemy, 15

- energy, 39

- enforceable, 58

- enormous, 69

- enough, 42

- enterprise, 69

- enthusiasm, 69

- entrance, 33

- entries, 41

- entry, 41

- envelop, 42

- envelope, 42

- environment, 44

- epitaph, 44

- epoch, 69

- equal, 8

- equally, 16

- equation, 3

- equiangular, 16

- equidistant, 20

- equilateral, 9

- equilibrant, 41

- equilibrium, 20

- equipment, 63

- equipped, 44

- equivalent, 6

- eraser, 48

- erect, 21

- erosion, 48

- erroneous, 31

- error, 48

- erysipelas, 53

- esophagus, 41

- especial, 28

- especially, 13

- essay, 39

- essence, 44

- essential, 18

- etiquette, 74

- euphony, 48

- evacuate, 55

- evaporate, 32

- every, 39

- exaggerate, 11

- exaggeration, 44

- exceed, 15

- excel, 15

- excellence, 20

- excellent, 20

- except, 5

- exchangeable, 74

- excitement, 44

- excommunication, 46

- executive, 69

- exercise, 36

- exhilarate, 58

- exhort, 46

- existence, 13

- expect, 46

- expedition, 41

- expel, 48

- expense, 26

- expenses, 8

- experience, 11

- experiment, 37

- explanation, 41

- exponent, 16

- exterior, 69

- extraordinary, 41

- extravagance, 53

- extreme, 38

- extremely, 41

- extremities, 28

- facet, 42

- facsimile, 53

- Fahrenheit, 14

- familiar, 18

- familiarly, 53

- farther, 69

- fascinate, 26

- fatigue, 42

- faucet, 42

- February, 3

- feign, 55

- feminine, 26

- ferocious, 66

- fertile, 28

- fertilize, 48

- fertilizing, 55

- feudal, 22

- feudalism, 26

- fictitious, 22

- fief, 55

- fierce, 49

- fiery, 35

- filaments, 62

- finally, 1

- financial, 22

- financier, 48

- finely, 36

- following, 65

- forbade, 65

- forcible, 20

- foreign, 12

- foreigner, 48

- forfeit, 48

- formally, 49

- formerly, 22

- formulæ, 69

- formula, 69

- forty, 2

- forward, 69

- foundry, 42

- fourth, 2

- franchise, 48

- freight, 22

- friction, 42

- friend, 7

- frolicking, 30

- frustum, 7

- fuchsia, 42

- fuel, 69

- fulfil, 4

- fulfilled, 22

- fulfilment, 69

- fumigate, 49

- fundamental, 22

- further, 69

- fusion, 36

- gaiety, 70

- gas, 5

- gaseous, 34

- gases, 25

- gauge, 13

- general, 35

- generally, 12

- generous, 53

- genitive, 7

- genius, 28

- geography, 49

- geometry, 34

- geranium, 53

- gesture, 53

- getting, 69

- geyser, 63

- ghastly, 69

- ghost, 66

- glacier, 49

- gnashing, 38

- gnat, 69

- goddess, 15

- going, 66

- government, 1

- governor, 9

- grabbed, 66

- gradually, 53

- grammar, 1

- granary, 65

- grandeur, 38

- graph, 70

- grateful, 25

- grater, 78

- Great Britain, 80

- greater, 78

- grievance, 35

- grieve, 34

- grievous, 38

- grotesque, 50

- group, 49

- guarantee, 32

- guaranty, 42

- guard, 12

- guardian, 29

- guess, 70

- Guiana, 80

- Guinea, 80

- gymnasium, 49

- Hague, 80

- hall, 78

- hammer, 70

- handkerchief, 42

- happened, 70

- harass, 49

- harmonically, 66

- hart, 78

- haughty, 70

- haul, 78

- haven't, 49

- having, 21

- Hawaii, 80

- hear, 8

- heart, 78

- height, 6

- heinous, 21

- heir, 20

- hemorrhage, 63

- Henry, 14

- herb, 8

- here, 8

- hereditary, 29

- heresy, 49

- heroes, 70

- hexagon, 49

- historical, 70

- history, 32

- hole, 31

- holiday, 32

- holy, 31

- homogeneous, 9

- homologous, 2

- honor, 49

- honorable, 13

- hop, 70

- hope, 70

- hoped, 49

- hoping, 5

- hopped, 49

- hopping, 5

- horizontal, 25

- horizontally, 70

- hostility, 70

- hour, 80

- humidity, 50

- humorous, 49

- hundred, 70

- hundredth, 49

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Transcriber's Note:

- Text enclosed between curley brackets was in cursive writing in the original {cursive}.

- Pg 69 Replaced "for´mu-lae" with "for´mu-læ".

- Pg 73 Replaced "zo-ol´o-gy" with "zo-öl´o-gy".

- Pg 77 Replaced "sub-poe´na" with "sub-pœ´na".

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PRACTICAL HIGH SCHOOL

SPELLER

COMPILED BY

TOBIAS O. CHEW, M.S.

ALLYN and BACON

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COPYRIGHT, 1914, BY TOBIAS O. CHEW.

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