The grammar school speller and definer; embracing graded lessons in spelling, definitions, pronunciation, and synonymes [sic], proper names and ... and a condensed study of English etymology - Tapa blanda
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Sinopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1877 Excerpt: ...imprimatur, imprint, oppress, repress, suppress. Pre'tium, a price; (preti). Precious, price, prize (to value highly), praise, appraise, appraiser, appreciate, appreciable, depreciate, depreciation. 447. Miscellaneous sentences for dictation. A plentiful supply of vegetables preserves the health of Arctic explorers. They that touch pitch will be defiled. Fairest of all things fair on earth is virtue. Small cheer with hearty welcome makes a feast. The sun rose clear and bright; the morning air was pure and deliciously fresh; drops of crystal dew stood glittering on leaves of the brightest green, and all nature seemed to augur a happy result to the ceremony of that eventful day. Rulers should confer dignities as rewards of merit, not, as is generally tho case, with a view to secure their own interests.----448. Miscellaneous words. Written exercise. Ar' mis tice, a temporary suspension of hostilities; a truce. Par' al leL running in the same direction; similar. Pin' na cle, a slender, pointed turret; the highest point. Bonn' ti ful, disposed to give freely; generous; beneficent. Boun' te ous, liberal; kind; munificent. / Glut' ton ous, given to excessive eating; voracious. / Glu' ti nous, resembling glue; tenacious; adhesive. / Par' ri cide, the murder, or the murderer, of a parent. Par' a site, one who earns a welcome by flattery; a sycophant. Ep' i taph, an inscription on a tomb or monument. 449. Latin roots and English derivatives. Pri' mus, first; (prim). Prime, primate, primary, primitive, primogenitor, premier. Prin'ceps, prin' cipis (primus-capio), first; (princ). Prince, princess, principal, principle, principality. Pri'vo, priva'tum, to take away; pri'vus, one's own; (priv). Private, privacy, privateer, privation, privilege, deprive. Pro'bo, proba'tum...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1877 Excerpt: ...imprimatur, imprint, oppress, repress, suppress. Pre'tium, a price; (preti). Precious, price, prize (to value highly), praise, appraise, appraiser, appreciate, appreciable, depreciate, depreciation. 447. Miscellaneous sentences for dictation. A plentiful supply of vegetables preserves the health of Arctic explorers. They that touch pitch will be defiled. Fairest of all things fair on earth is virtue. Small cheer with hearty welcome makes a feast. The sun rose clear and bright; the morning air was pure and deliciously fresh; drops of crystal dew stood glittering on leaves of the brightest green, and all nature seemed to augur a happy result to the ceremony of that eventful day. Rulers should confer dignities as rewards of merit, not, as is generally tho case, with a view to secure their own interests.----448. Miscellaneous words. Written exercise. Ar' mis tice, a temporary suspension of hostilities; a truce. Par' al leL running in the same direction; similar. Pin' na cle, a slender, pointed turret; the highest point. Bonn' ti ful, disposed to give freely; generous; beneficent. Boun' te ous, liberal; kind; munificent. / Glut' ton ous, given to excessive eating; voracious. / Glu' ti nous, resembling glue; tenacious; adhesive. / Par' ri cide, the murder, or the murderer, of a parent. Par' a site, one who earns a welcome by flattery; a sycophant. Ep' i taph, an inscription on a tomb or monument. 449. Latin roots and English derivatives. Pri' mus, first; (prim). Prime, primate, primary, primitive, primogenitor, premier. Prin'ceps, prin' cipis (primus-capio), first; (princ). Prince, princess, principal, principle, principality. Pri'vo, priva'tum, to take away; pri'vus, one's own; (priv). Private, privacy, privateer, privation, privilege, deprive. Pro'bo, proba'tum...
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