Condit_English and Chinese Dictionary

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THE LIBRARYOFTHE UNIVERSITYOF CALIFORNIALOS ANGELES


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ENGLISH AND CHINESEDICTIONARY.

COMPILED BY

REY. I. M. CONDIT,MISSIONARY TO THECHINESE.

American Tract Society,150 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.

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COPYRIGHT, i8S2,BY AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,


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PLPREFACE TO THE DICTIONARY.

This Dictionary containg over 6000 differentwords. It also has more than 1500 sentencesillustrating the meaning of the words. The mostof the words the Chinese scholar will meet with,he will find in this vocabulary. Great care hasbeen used to insert aU the most common words.The compiler, from his own knowledge of theChinese language, and by the use of all availablehelps, has taken great care to give the best definitionpossible, in Chinese, to each word. LM.C.

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ENGLISH AND CHINESEOICriONA^R^ T

ABO ABU1 a man fS Aa fan JC B

Abandon ^, ^ i, ^ ^to abandon a wife ^ Âbate M, J^ it, M ^to abate the price J^ [^

Abreviate ^ M- ^ ^'Abdomen |i, J|t, >], |gAbhor S 1t m.m'%Abide ^ f, ^ f, ^? flAbject -f l' ff^, 7 ^ frftAbility ^tLI& #, $^

great nbility :;c :t. ;/c Âble t t^, :^ J, t âble to do -^ ^,

Aboard ^ ^, '^, ^to go aboard ^ fjAbode ^ ft, ^ rÂbolish %w.^%mAbomination pT SS >Abound W :, :S^ ^

Ifef^

About T, :^ ^.^. ^ gabout twenty |^ Zl +about to go jjf -^to ask about fp^ ;^ fi*[ :p:

Above J:, ^, Sinot above twenty^ _t^+Abreast ^ W> ^^ ^S- ^ ^

to walk abreast 3^ fjAbroad ffi 5h, ^ 1^ '4Âbrupt i^, ^, ^ ^, ^ liltAbscond '^ it, ^mAbsent ;f;


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ACC [2] ACTAbuse ^ ^,

he abused me Ig J^ ,^ fÂcademy ^' ^, j^ Âccede -g^î), i^ -fAccent M, U M ^ WuAccept J[^ $^, ^^ ^,to decline to accept ^"^Âccess H {?^, 1 A, ^$ iAccident i|| ^, ,g; ^hI broke it by accident

Accommodate ft ^, 1 Âccompany f^ -j^, f^ ijaccompany a friend jigAccomplice |pI p ^ AAccomplish M f^ )^MAccord ^ tc^, 40 ^, fu 1Âccording ^, ^^ ^

according to custom Âccost ^ if A Bi, ^ jAccount ^, gg @ put tomy account A ^ tic

to settle an account ^ ^total account ^ ^ tomake out an account gf] ^he is of no account -jg |1S# 13 on account of @ Âccountable |J ^, ^ p^Âccrue in m'W & m

Accumulate ift ^:^,^^ ^, ;j5 |gAcquaintance ^fl f^ .^ A,I am acquainted with himAcquire f|, Âcquit mM^mnmhe has been tried and ac-quitted ^ ii ig M pAcre i^ 1^ 1^ 7^ i^ %'

Across ^ put it across ]^^, go across ff |^ fÂct j^ f^, f^ :^, fhhe acted well ig fx IS i^

Action fj ;^,^ l(f,a good action ^ fyActive^ i; ^ ^fiacat

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ADO [3] AFF

Actually ^^ ^, |j{( jfAcute f^f^lj.i^ ÎjAdage i^t ^,Bi>!\Adam 55 ?:?, ^ ii!- J: AAdapt ^.i!,i]Âdd ^p it, -^

add a little -^ ^Kj Ptf ^to add up it Ij-Addict a f^, Pf iff, t

Si . /I-

Addition j!|p, /JH W: i. îAddress fi? Vf,ii.itm

to address a letter ^TjimJkwhat is your address?

Adept 'If i^,it 1#Adequate {|| '^, igAdhere 1^ 3,^, :f(,7 #.

adhere to custom ^ j^ ^MAdieu If T ii HAdjacent Ff:} JSmÎ ^ itAdjourn 5g ilb. fl iÂdjust.^ ^, f/jiJ: î ~Administer -ff. 1=, IS Âdmire fg ^\^, ^ Âdmission ^ |i^ ^ ^- :fCAdmit f^. A, n^ 1, /J ?tadmit him ^ 'jg A noadmittance ^ A ^ JlAdmoniiih fd pi}>.|5; ,Âdo ^ ^, m 1

Adopt :fL fi, j^^, t^^, ^to adopt a chiM A I'l fi"Adore iji #, # ^, ^^ 'Âdorn 11^ If, f!| mAdroit =^ 3:5, '^ ^ fin

adroit thief j 4 ^!: R?Âdult :i ic. ^ AAdulterate M III fl MAdultery ^ \Âdvance ^ Su M ^

vou must pay in udvance

Advantage Îj ji, igit is of advantage to me

Advent 1^ &li,-f ffrAdventure ^ ^ ^, ^ fÂdversary JTif 51, fit li:Adversity jui .f,, ^ Âdvertise ^ ^, M >flAdvice li 5^, fH ^to ask advice If Âdvise f||^,^f:Advocate ^-^ A M pkAfar it ^1Affair^: #, :^ t _a trifling affair >J^ -p-

unluckly affair py IÂifect ii ill, f^, 0! fi, ^

to affect sleep |j^ Haffected by disease ^ 5)1^


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AGA [4J AHEAffection ^ -IjIAffectionate ^ ^, ^J^ f]Âffirm li t- ^ #iAffix ^ ^, m^ m Ji> ^

to affix a seal ^ Âffliction =g^ :^, ^ Âfford ^ ^, tr f, 11

I can't afford to buy it

Affray ^ Wi ^ Âffront ^ ^, IE, >J> IK JiAfoot ^ fT, :^ frAfraid Jgs tfi, ;^ !.

don't be afraid [IE -g? jQ,I am afraid ^ fAfresh ^, ^^Wi

Africa ^^^mMAfter ^,^ 535,

come day after to-morrow

to look after him ^ Ig, M]f[ jg after this \ Âfternoon "f ^, ^ i Âfterwards^ M. ^ Âgain ||, j^, f^ please say

it again ft 4!^ ^_^ ^read it again !p| |5 j^do it again H j^ jiAgainst 4B K' j1' ^ ^to lean against ^ j||against the tide J^ j^

Agate 3i ^ 5Ago r^ ^ ihe, -tft f^what is your age ? ^^ ^^ m after ages f| fiAffed ng ft > ^ :k^ ^ UAgent f^ ai ^ A. [IjAggravate^ ^^J. H g. #Âggregate ^ îk M JJAgile '^ ^, -^ m, Ig tfeAgitate m WiAgo no, Itmg-ago ji{- X

three years ago 3i ^ Hifnot long ago ^ M j^ ffAgony ^ ^, ,5 f.. -^ :g

Agree 40 ^, ^ ^, ^ ^;he agreed to come \fi ^^^ 1^ the evidence doesnot agree U \ 7f Pfcold does not agree withme 1^ ^ t^ ?Âgreeable fB fu, -^ jf, f^,be is an agreeable person

1g iT; i? 4B |& ^ AAgreement -^ I^, ^ ^,

to make an agreement*r ^ IpI, :^ i^

Agriculture j^ ^,Aground ^ Âgue ^ ;^ î'Ah ! nH n^ nÂhead ^ "^ ^


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ALL [5] ALTAid ^ ^jj

to aid each other ;}|1 |jj'^'1'^^ What ails you?Aim|^,?f. ^^ 1^, jgjÂir ^, S 4^' ^ ^

to take fiosh air ^ JÂkinill, ii3Alacrity fk '^, ^ tAlarm g H, Ii^ ig > gan alarm clock (@ 5^ ifalarm of ^re ^ ^X i, M:Alcohol ^ fi^ 5)J ^, *X Âle :^ ^ i@, pi^ fgAlight T ^, T >^ $Alike ^ if^-mm

they are alike Ji ^ -^1^, not alike |^ [^share alike j^ ^

Alive ^,^^,^^to be still alive f^ Âll #. ~ ^, all of us^ lik ::^ ^ all around

jB\ ^ all nations ^ âll day long ^ g allare the same "f^ fj^ ;Âllay i?, Jh fto alhiy pain f^ jjgAlley ^ 5&, ^ ^

Alligator |e| @

Allot ^ fS- ffil SrAllow It, M, ftallow him to do as he

pleases ft 1g g 1Allowance ^, f^ ^Âllude It wt, m wtAllure 51 MAlmanac 3^ Âlmighty ^ ^ ;?; fgAlmond ^ tAlmost M ^ ^, M ^

almost done tH ^ -^ j|Galmost dead ^ ^ 5EAlms ^Jr ii ^ -i ^

Aloes J5[ Âloft ;a: J:Alone H, Ji:, ^ let it alone ^ |^ ^gto live ahme ^ Âlong ^, ig Ji, I will goalong with you f^f^ f;}^ -^to walk along ^ ^ Âloof mu mmAloud ^ ^ 'to read aloud ::^ ^ |fjAlphabet ^ -^

Already g, H he is gonealready 1B E ^ ^ IfAlso>^, aJ X. W flthat will also do ^ f^ |g

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AMP [6] ANI

Alter tl^ê^lj, II tâlter it a littlo fi^ ~ \\\)Alternate S ^tB # ft %

Alternative Zl 4* ^ no alternative 4ffi ^ fnjAlthough H ^

Altogether H dt, If.Alum ^ Âlways Ijl H^, % I]ît always is sog^^|p [^MI am sleepy %\ f^: HP. PIAmass ff Âmaze H !|i, @ H

Ambassador '^ ^. , ^ Âmbition J^ ic liAmbush S {^ ^ J, tic :Âmen ^g [Âmendment [5$^ % |f JgAmerica ^5 il ^'J i'DAmiable Pj ^, fu ItAmidst ;j5^ 4^ Pfi]Amiss /^ ^,^ 3!Âmmunition >ilC.^'^!jf T's^'-IÂmong :^- i}i, ti ^1Amount If, It, ^ t|% ^

the wlnde amount ^^- |"fwhat does it amount to ?^ ft M ^ PÂmple i^ /f , :|^ icAmputate fij If. iJ- Iff

Amuse 5c -W- ^ îr>- '^ tÂmusing ^ ii, ]fif 5C'An -- fi,

an old man (g :^- AAnarchy \^ |L^ :/c fuAncestor jjijl ^, i-c Âncesti-a] tablet ^ jÂnchor

1^ |g to jito cast anchor ^ fp^to weigh anchor i| -iIh

Ancient "^, âncient sages "f^ ^ AAnd ;^,]i^, S^':5l.fplgo and see him ^ ^ 'jÎ will go and see him ^

Anecdote fe ^ j;^ "^Ânew ft ri> 45 c^begin anew H if Ângel ^ ^, ^ A

Anger ^ ]&>t to ]&xto anger him | ^H 1gAngl(5 :^ BI, F(^

a right angle ll ;Ângry ^ ]5don't get angry pE 'i|t: î.lie is very angry with meig + ^ f%iAnguish -f* ^ -g Ânimal ^^,#.5!

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ANY [7] APP

Ankle p 0Ânnex J| |,f , [fff ÂnmhilutcM'T.S.l| MAnniversary f^ i^, fj- PAnnounce jf ^^n, fK #Annoy ^ 1g]S t MAnnual ^ if, ^ ipAnnul :i: 1^, ^ -iAnoint '^ #,$^ ?Ânonymous |g ^ , 4iE Ânother glj f!g*,fiil.,^- ^

anotlier man Îj _^ ^Vanother sort )J|J *|another day '^ Zl UAnswer ^^,0^, ^ )^to answer a letter [U ^

it will answcr-f^ %, fj^ ^waij for an answer^ III gAnt !!liAnticipate f| ;îl-, ^ fjjjÂntidote t?'Ântiquity ^, "^ fl#AnvilAnxious ?^' Jf^,, fj\, ,.J^>

to be anxious for ^1|> [Âny';?; ^^ jjij Q,-{1 jHf"are there any? /^ ^'^j ^^^have you anv thini;- formetodo>f;5;%'{l'B| ^^have you any more ? j^there ? :t A ^$ ]: âny time ;^ p]^ fnj Ijl

Apart il f^^, ^ iiplace them apart ^jf. ^^

Aparlnirnt;^, ft^ iH ^ MApe |[^-|tApiece ^

six apiece ^ /^ f@Apolop:ize tl lib' ^ fBApoploxv f|= JU,Apostle H ;^, 'Oil Âpothecary W ^- # #Apparel ^ i, '^ Âpparent p ffi,5jl0B,{ia

apparently right, butreally wrong fl^l^lfj^^

Appeal Jg ^; t$, ^ Âppeal Jl ffi, fy ^.

to appear in court îj ^he appears to be a goodman ^g ^^ # A

Appearance ^ f^, ^=1 #Appease ^ fu, ih >|>to appease anger ,|i, ^

Appetite ^ p he has a goodappetite ig ^J ^ P

Applause Wi m ^t m m ^Âpple Zji H.Application ^^ ]g


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ARM [8] ARTAppreciate "m! ^^ M- Âpprehend t f^^ f^ ^f}.Apprentice ^ X- % 'JiApproach ,y^ ig, ^ H,Appropriate'^ Jg, ff :Âpprove 4^ ;t, :^ ^tdo you approve of what

I have done ? \^ ^ ^^jr m m Âpril :^ n MApron -;:!, %^ fi- r|iApt -^ a, ^ ^, 1; lift

apt to get angry ^ Ârbor ;;^ ;f:, He 13Arch f^ ^jtArchitect JJ |lj it #Ardent |f '[^ ^0 ^JJ. M

ardent love i^Jt -Ârduous||^:||ft,î^Âre #,, ^, ^. ;t, 1, 75who are you ? '{^{î -H îthey are all tlic sameArgue m^^mÂright iE it, ^ IE

to set aright ^ ^f, ffji^ ^'JArise iil ^, lîlll, jfB Aiithnietic ^ î, ^C jÂrk ^, |n, IfArm ^ H to id ^ :JÂrmful ' j^

Arms ^ ^, ^ :Ârmy ^, :^ Pf ^ ^^to raise an army ^ Âround M 1, Pg^

go around that way jS.f@ Bl *Arouse Si ^, !l^ ^to arouse anger j: A Ârraign ^| JiJ ^ f ^:Arrange ff^ Îj, ^J igto arrange a difficulty^

Array ^J ^^, îjArrearf|i:)y:ic 1, ] Ârrest ^ Jh, U Mto arrest a man ^j;^ ^J A

call a man to arrest himpq- A # fi U

Arrive ^, pj, Ig |^wluMi did you arrive i'^ m i!# i'J

Arrow ~^, Ârsenic ff ^, ^Jt Ârt ^m. xM^^kÂrtery i. H WArticle ;f^, M ^J;^ 11% #

a good article ftf H^-Articulate ^ "^ jfj Ârtifice m ft. # :tArtillery J^ ^, ;/^ |iArtist 3^5 # X i A


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ASS [9] ATO

as usual ^ ^doasIsayisf^lfPlfiâs you please IS| ^ ^

Ascend , 5t Sto ascend a hill ^ |i|

Ascertain ^ ^, jg 5Âshamed ^ Jit, fg mI am ashamed f^^ H ?ltAshes M, iX MAshore ^ ^

to go ashore J^ jÂsia 35 J^B 55 Âside ^ ^ -;, ^ n

put it aside ;t5 'S: iHj Âsk ^, ^, If, p^, âsk the way f^ askhim to come in P^^gAÂsleep M M> ^ ^he is fast asleep jg; D|| Âspect ^ -M:, ^ iiAss ^

Assassinate Pf îj, p? |gAssault Jg: ^j, ^7 j| .Âssemble |^ ^, ^ p^jAssent Jg ;fe, |^ -^, 'îAssert ^ ||;, ^ ^Âssess ^ 1:, ^ Âssessor m^Wi^^JltAssets n Â, \t ikAssign RS ^, 1^ A, # E

Assist f,!? IJfj. ijfl Massist one another ^ |J!)Assistant ^.-glj, -l^, ^

Associate ^ |fi, fi 3^$, >UJAssociation '^, ^ ^ ^ |^,Assume ^ @ , M, 1S ft

assume a false name ^Âssurance ^ ^, Âssure fe f^, "S ^ assureyouitisso^j^ff, ^f;);Ptf

to assure the success of acase ^ ^T 'i' pJ

Astern ;j j|5 >iAstonish ^ 51), H Âstray ^ fg, ^ g&Astronomy '^ 'Âsylum ^, 1^

orphan asylum Ât ^, I5f^, ^, p], is

at last 1^ ;t ^ ^he is at home ^^ ^ "Mat work j^ ^ X ât the same time fpl fl^look at him |f, P]! ^g

Ate :t 1^. :^ TAtheist ;j; ^ 1^ ijiiiJ ^-Atlas i^ MM WAtmosphere 5c Âtom Ig >1> i: Âtone !i P, P.g it

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AVE [lO] AZU

Attach nfl i, | :^, ^^ jgAt(acl.mont|I,l,-,i:^>, MM tÂttack Jjc ^X- JJC mhe attacked me on the sti-cet

1g ^ ^T # ^T nAitain ^^, ^ s, ^. m mAttempt |^,^P];,^1Alfend JfJ.i;^, ^j jj at :i^to attend to husiness |J|^ to attend a funeralm mAttention ^t^>,,;^ ,5pay attention j^ )Âttire 1^ 3^ Ijg 'Attorney ^ gjlj, f^ g^^ #Attract ^g 51, 51 tjAuction Jg -^. 1^ ^ ;r^

sell at auction [H M'M ^Âudible II

^B Âudience ^ i[g ^ Âugust ^ /-; /jAunt iifi ^:, |j- ^5:Aud.or i^ ^: A, M f^ #Authority ;ji|-, ;f^ ^Âutumn |ji ^^^vail ^ ^^ ^, ;^ gAvarice ^ ^ ,^ .^Âvenge 5f;^ f/t, fiji Âvenucf^^ 3^,%lJi^ [?&

Average î iit ft %average price ^jt fgAvert iiii, )i , II Âverse ;f; 4. jf, ;f; f^ ;tp.Avocation !^ Âvoid lit ^,5-, 1Î cannot avoid doing it^- ^ fi^ m nnAwait 5 ^, (^ ;tfcAwake ^ fl|, ^y Âward f^ ^, fi] ifAware ^n %, >J> >Cv If Î am aware of it ^

Away ^ ^, ^ -fgo away -^ do not goaway '^ ^ \i^ rMto throw away ^ ^he ran away 'jg ^ Âwe ^ ! j^ m

Awful Pi i Pi :Âwhile - ilifi PeI], ):|^ g|rest awhile p\ [1"|Âwkward fl i, ^ ffAwl it, m ?Awning ll lit, ^ Âxe ^, ^ g|

Axis ;|jg. Ill]Axh^ |.|}], ft, i{igAye f^, P^, -, ^Âzure ^ ^


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BAL [iM HAR

BBabe iJ ff , H 5aBaboon Wi, m ^ # iv #Bachelor ;^ m ^. mBack ^4^ ^^ j5, ^^back of the hand ^ ^call him back ^ -^g jg ^,the back door |^ p^Backbite p ^, fy f^ ,1 ABackward |to ^, if, ^ ^Bacon m % I^-ltg 1^- I^

a bad man fg ^ Aa bad pen ^i P^ iff ^Bade 59- pf^ yBadge f ^W f^Baffle ii il, m ShBag :^ ^, m, )k ^Baggage fj ^Bailf;^$I,JSf;^,

I bailed him out of jail^ f;^ ig lii MBait ^5, ff; . ^ ^Bake j^, >m, ^bake the bread >\J^ @ -gBaker iJ;^||^ ABalance ^f; Zp, f^ ?fEiJ, |j^

balance of account ^ ;^Baldhead :5^. ^ yfl

Bale '^, ifi ^^,mm yKBalk ;?; 5l m- /It ^Ball;i,^T^,^&f& fR;

to play ball ij ^:Balloon ^ :J^Balmy )|[, '^ fa 2|iBamboo ft, fl^ ftBanana ^ ^Band ^, 5

a band of music JlJEBandage -^ Ifn ^ ^ ^.^Banish Fp^ ^, Fp^ mBank ^pj ^, 1^ frBanker ^ |^ fr ^^ ABanknotes |^ ^, M MBankrupt ^ MM kBanner ]^, ^, MBanquet ff ^, Ji JiffBaptism -J^fe |fBaptize ]5I j3fe itBar P^ fJJ, tl iM> ^ -t

bar the door f4 f^a bar of silver f^ M

Barbarous ^ jg, gfj, ^Barber ^,1] B| fgBare ;7^, i^fp.Barefoot :^. ^ # ...Bargain H ^^ ^. :pt ^you made a good bargain

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BEA [12] BEE

tBark IS ^, M to 5i^Barley ^, ^ ^B^rn ^ ^ ^,Barometer M M ff"Barrel :k m ^ ^ mBarren ;jr. ^^ ^ f^ ^^Barter t ^^ ^ ^, ^- ^Base i&,^J[lt,tit|tC'hear with him ^^, .^^fJ

to hear fruit 3^ H T can'tbear to see it |^ ;j; fg,

Beard Bearer 335 ^, ^ ^ ^Beast m,n Mi, ^J^^Beat ^X, il^, :!, ^ g^

to beat to death ^J ^which beat ? H ^Beau^^^:jp, ;/^ ffi tBeautiful ^ ^, i^ 0f

a beautiful woman ^ ^Beauty ^ ^, || ^^Beaver f^ |gBecause Q :^ he wenthome because he was sick1g ^ ^ If *

Become ^, ;5^,f^, t-;^, ^to become rich |^ U^he became a bad man1g ^- T B ABed ^ have you a bedforme?^;^J^-:^^Pj;make the bed || ^Bedding ^ fBedroom ^ j^

Bedstead J^^Bee !|^, "^ ^Beech ^t )^Beef ^ f^Been E. ^ j^t where havoyou been ? t^ ^ Pf j^ 33$Beer -k^m.mmBeet 1; ^, iHC ^ ^


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BEL [13] BED

Befall ji ^, JS 1^, fil jiBefore :5fe "t- t^ fl. ^ B*I have seen him before

before the face "^ "hiJBeg FpI :^, :g ^, ^

to hog for favor ^ MÎ beg your pardon |^ ^

Beggar t) ^. ^ ^Begin iE, it^, li ^, X

begin again H ^ ^begin to speak ^ |f

Beginning ^ U, f*, i^ 7|iat the beginning ^^^W.Begone ^ , -^ TBehalf of, in ft # #Behave fj ^, ^ f# ^Jf >^'

he behaves well^gfj-^jffhe behaves rudely Hi f^

Behaviour nn fr, fr J)!lBehead ^|j ^, ff "g*Behind ^,^ in,^^

behind the back ^ ^he sits behind ^^ ^ îff,

Behold II f, ^. 1Behoove m |^" ^Being W^.^H.-ôW^Belief i:, fs fibeyond belief 1^ A. ^

Believe ^,^ ^ ^ do youbelieve it ? fg Pg ^ PÎ don't believe it ^ 1^ ^

Bell e, ^ring the bell ^ft ^

Bellow If PJ st P^Bellows M H, M ffi J[?c ^Belly M, EBelong ^, gi J^

to whom does it belong ?^H APil this pen be-longs to me ]lb ^^, W^

Beloved ^ ^, ^ 6^Below ;j T> ^0E T lidown below ][ "1^Belt m^'U^Bench ;^ ^, :^ ^' S- ^Bend ft ;t to 15 ft

don't bend it PfjfjJS ft1gto bend forward ^ "^to bend the knee ^ |^

Beneath ^ f, T I&Benediction 1^ fl, ^} >1'Benefit 1, 1 W 19, l^'J S

of great benefit ;^ W SBenevolent j^, -^1 ^C*, t ^Benighted :^ H^,Bent ^

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BET [14] BIT

Berry >J. H >fC ^ ^Beseech ^ ^, ^Beset 1 ii, m fMBeside ^ m }, l9t ^

sit beside me :^ :g^ fc 1B3Besides ^ 5lh, 1^. T

besides this ^ J^b ^^ ^bno one can do it besidesyou R^, ^ ^h ^ A ii^ #

Besiege g g, g S g ^Best TI if , S *f , :i? ~ i(T

which is the best ? pf 6^gg ^, I like this the bestfS M 4* S P>^ f@what had we best do ?^ M Ifi it i^ :t Pi 5S

Bestow ilE, II, ^to bestow a reward ^ ^

Bet 40 ^Betide ^, ^,i^m^-^Betray ^ (, r^ M. S #

to betray a trust ^ fgBetroth ^ ^, S ^Better M ij, i{f 6^

a little better jj 6^much better if ^ ^this is still bettor 5^f@;^ j(f it is better for me to

Between 4* FhI, jii] betweenthese two ;^ ^ f ^ 4*

Beware Ji |5$, jSbeware of it 5^ j^ ?^ ^Beyond ^ih, #f 5fh, i PI.the first house beyond thisone P^ Tb^ M M "i^ - fnlbeyond reach jj yf> &beyond the time j ^

Bible H^. mBid^-Pfit, ^ It, ttito bid goodbye ^

Bier tl # ^,Big :^Bile J|0 n. B WBill m. .i !^' t^ Ibill of sale ^ M! H.

bill of goods IZ M Hmake out a bill ^^ HbiU of lading mkUa bank bill 0Ji ^, IS Ifibill of divorce ^| ^

Billiards -iijt, 5c H^ i: ^Bin t' ^Bind m, m^ ^ '^

bind it tight 3ML M 15Biped m W:B ^Bird 1, ^. 1iBirth ^ g|, tti ilBirthday ^ P, # MBiscuit ^ ^Bit - ^. - ii!i. .i P Iff

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BLE [15] BOG

Bite ^ a 1^take a bite P5^ l^j^

Bitter =g=, ^Black m. ^, ,%Blackberry J:b P^ ^ ^'J HBlacken ^ .^. m WBlacksmith fj i^ ffBladder ^ ^|, J| g)feBh.de ji p,:^i, Ji:^

ji blade of grass ^ '^Blame IP i^ to "g -^ who

is to blame ? ft A ^ i^ought not to blame himW "S is h^ blames mewithout reason ^ 1^ ^^

Blameless ^, ^, :^ J^ ^Blank ^ ^. ^ r^

a blank book ^, ^ ^)Blanket fp. |f , ^ ^-Blaspheme ^ ^, |^ ^Blast - |54i M, fi ;&Blaze >A: , >^ ;iBleach ^ 6, ^ ;j^Bleat #1 P*^ > ^Bleak tn lli ^ ^Bleed ^ jfiL> Blend ^j,',J %l, ^ mBless iJt jpi, U it, -01^ f6God bless you T^ ^ i^ {fp.Blessed jj^, ^ j@

Blind ^ W. ^. & 3i SBlindfold ji ^ HI, ss aBliss )lig p, ^S i(Blister yl


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BOS [i6] BRA

to boil water f^ y]^to boil soft jî^boiling water jj? 7jrig M li ^t WdBright 51^, 7^ HJj, Hjl ^Brilliani tI^ 0J?, H j^;, j^Brim ^, _t j^Brimstone î^^ if^Brine if; 7lC- li ffBring ^îj^^, ^^,:{|| ^bring it here ^^ ^ !]/ /^

bring it back ^^ ^ ^to bring to an end (jî^ ^Brink ^, ^ ^Brisk i: 5i, |J| '^, 'I;|. fg

Brittle h)j 'H, yi IJh;liroad y^ fi^, % jîn broad dav p [J

Broken ^)i g^ ^f . ^|| |1SBroken money ^ fJJBroker |g |tl', fd W #Brood H^, :j^ ,^., (It IPBr(, iP5]Broom 1^ Id, ^ ^ :j^B'oth -^î ^


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BUM [i8] BUSBrother % p.. {^-, IS fgBrotlier-iu-la\v ^ ^j. ;/\^ fp,>I> >-M, îi :^, # kBrought ^ 335 T

T brought it from China

Brow Î BI, lU dhBrown ^;j: 1^, |,?j ^. done brown '^l Ji] QijîBruise ^J f^, ^7 ^Brush iJ. ^t^ ^ fj., îj ^fa feather brush ^^ :^ |brush away the dust j^f, Jlbrush my si iocs %\] ^ Brute :g f4, ^ iJBuck t: ^Bucket t[Th 7jC fi, ,T, tiBuckle ^ ^n, ^q ^ JJBuckwheat zL f^ ^Bud ^, ^. p^ fl ^^Buddha t,;t, t>EBuffalo 7jc ^rug /f; %iûggy E, î- o> :^. II i^Build ^ ill, fe 5t

to build a house j|E fp^ MBuildings M. M ^-Bulk ~ If., -^ f/f:, ij ;^Bull -^ 2i-Bullet iJFp -J-, ^|j f;,|Bump ^^S Jfjfr jlc

Bunch ~ Jl, -- J^, ~ â bunch of grapes ^:\l

Bundle 'gj, ~ ;i^L, :^do them uj) in a bundleH ^J 1^ -- 'SBuoy IS m, r^ mBurden JH ^, -^ fta heavy burden JH

Bureau ^ ^^BurglarN- filj^ M. Tg if IPBurn 1- ^, >;^ i). ^ .

don't burn it PK .^ ;f^ Qîtburnt to death 'j^ ^to burn u].^ :^, it^^yft

Burrow ^ lili ^ ^'CBurst ^ ^ II P^^, ^ nburst in pieces ^f vf

burst into tears


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BYL [19] CAN

Busy # ^ pr. f^lI am tusy ^ ^ ^

IûtfH. flf^, '|t^;ff,, l^^.iÎ wish to yo, but cannot?ia M * fa ;^. t&nobody can do it but him

Butcher ^ ^ to *|JButter ^ a rftiButterfly i^j^l i;]!^Button ifl, iji[j TIBuy 1, mbuy rice j^ >i^ buy it

from him [^ \^l % ^Buyer 1 ^, H M ^ ABuzz i^ pi^, Jjc ?^ ^1Buzzard j^,^By ^, ffi, ^, i^. ^, i

by all means >^ ône by one , f@ f@day by day Qhe came by steamer ^g^ ^ ^ ^by chance j^ ^by means of ^, jybyandby^~^lJ.J3^(|fto go by til jH: ît was done by him \îg m mby night Û. PpIBy-law >J, f^. ^

cCabbage HI] %Cabin ^ ff . f^ 1 ^Cable ;/^ H, IS 1^Cage H, ^ 1, ^ ^ (CCake ff, 1Calamity i^' -^ jl^ ^, ^Calculate ^ ]%, % ^Calendar Jl f^, ^ {^ jfi!Calf ^ g-, ,1, ^, :^ A

calf of the leg H g J]iCalico ^ '^ ;flf , :f^ # ^Call H^, PJ, If, U^ ff , ll>5

to call out :k M ^Mto call on ^, ^ to call to muul ^> j^ ^call again |f 1^ ^

Called )^ m, ^ nwhat is this called ? 5^6^ P^ fî -{1 PjgCalm ^ Ji^, ;fj -ti mCalomel || f^Came 3|j$ ~fCamel |^ ,1^Camp {i pfii If, :i: .fCamphor |f 3|Can It ;[|, lif, a |fcan see it l| f^ can bo done f^ '^^ ^when can vou do it ? fij^M 11^^- m ik m m


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CAR [20] CAR

Canal yjc ?t]j, 5^ ^]^. jpfCanary bird |^ ^tCancel fj^' |^Cancer M& ^' -jM.r'andid ^J ^, ] gCandidate ^ Jf| fJ: ^Candle j^Candy 7X W to ^* yjcCane |g ^J, f^ ^, Jj^Cannon ;/^ ^^. /,; |^Cannot ;f; #, T> It- ^ If

cannot but !^ |^ /fiI cannot give him up

I cr.nnot do without him^ Pg Pi ^ lgCan't :{.^, T.tt> T>n

it can't be done f[Sj f^[:^ iif fsii 'f^ ^vCanton ^ :^, ifi' :I;J^Canvas Ijl/L ;fli, ^f ,7||Cap i], If, 5g, . IP(Capable |t "t- K tt Pfa capaljle man ^ f^ ACape i ^, tl] I^Capital TjT ^jI. ;$: II, ^j.Capsize '^ IICaptain ^/g^ i, ^, in j||Captive IJI? |f rK; '' '"Capture ^ ^, | ^jjCur >J. ill, ,X m I[i

Card iP^;, _|i5f -T, tS m f?a visiting card ^ .jli^playing cards JfJ: j[^cai-d case ff l|i,5f ^

Care #[. It. H l?^'- #T ilI don't care ^ ^^ ^take care ^ ^]^ ^^he does not care what Isay ^^mmmmmCareful >j> .i:^>. h| .jlbe careful ^ *|> ^g^he is careful of hishealth ig if: g J| If

Careless ;fj >J, .5, J^ _g^Cargo m^.m m :t Mto discharge cargo jj;E ^to load cargo -^ ^Carp IJ .f., ^ mCarpenter /fc [gCarpet j^ f^Carriago^.^"^,|U-t if:Carrot iC M ^Carrier |JK ^> fx A, 'OS #Carry ^FI,^,ru]-,|i|,^?,fB

can-y this letter to himcarry the chihl % ^ij^ ^carry the box JH If^ jlij ^,carry it back ^^ r^^ ^carry it awav f^-^,^

Cart if It i|i


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CAT [21] CER

Cartridge W ^ 1^ P ?Carve fl, ;1 ^ hj}carving knife ;J^ ^ JJCase^, ^ #, H ^

a book case ^' fga murder case ^ ^when will the case C(jmeon? ^ 'It M flt m ^the case is decided ^5 T appeal a case ^ jlîn case of ^^,f^^g "

Casli J| |g, $^ i^to pay cash f^. Jji |^

Cashier ^. ^ A, Hj AilJCask tf]j, II ^^ tflCast ii, ^^, ^ 1^ ^

to cast lots f^ 1^1. to cast up accounts ^ ^to cast oft ^ |g

Castor 3i ill; ^^'iCastor oil i;j,i f[||, ^ ^ rtflCat fii, m ^Catalogue S^ )t^, B mCatch J, Î, ti, It- #:

to catch a thief ^Jl il^jccan't catch hini Pg |g. ^^J 'jg to catch Hre î ^to catch a disease ^ ^^to catch cold f^ JK,

Caterpillar iil]? lll^Catholic fj. '^ J> it ^^

Cattle :^ ^, ^, ^44 PCaught | t:Cauliflower # ^ ^Cause ^,t &, 0> to ''^ :^

for what cause '^' (^he has no cause to oeangry at me 'jg ^ ^

Caution H 'l|t, ^ ^f^Cavalry Bj ^Cave iU 1, 1 ^^Caw ^ a ;^ ^Cease ff Jfc, #j[ ,1,Ceiling ^ ^ WLCelebrate $g ^, f^he celebrates his birtiiday

to day Igj^ B M ^ BCelery ^ ^Cell >J> M 1 m 1Collar 1, mmmis^mCement ;5 Ji, ^ MCemetery \\] ig- ^J MCensure W> ^' M MCensus i^ icri^'p 1Cent tlU , - W

five per cent ^- "S^ ^ffi SCentre 4* :^' 4'


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CHA [22] CHI

Certain ~ ^, ^^ H, ^,a certain person ^ ^âre you certain it is sofi5t -^n m ^ f;,; pii- m mnot quite certain ^ >^

Certainly ^, Iff lf|Certificate # ^, ^î ilBCertify f^ E- ^ IlE '"*chaft- m, m ttChain |^, fj|Chair 11, $i Itan arm chair ^ :^ |^Clialk ^ ,g #, ^ iChallenge eft ^. p^. |*Chamber H ^-, ^ ^Chance f^j ^ J^ 2^, ^ f^by chance jj| â good chance j(j- ^^ ^Change |5 fi^^:, f^, ^^ ||

will you agree to change^t? ft> t ^ fi pf e^he has changed liisresidence 1g jl ^- yto change clothes ^pr^ J]^Channel 7JC |^, f$ ^4Chapel ij, Jii # ^

Chapter ^, ^ ^Character p^, ff > ^> ^ >^he is a man of good char-

acter /fg f^. it? rVi fr ACharcoal ^, l^ j,)^-, ^J^ j'^

Charge ^:)g,^^, f L"!to charge falsely ^ ^he charged me ~.7ith steal-ing IS :t Jk %l il :^-charge it to his accountA. ig n.

Charity 'fl'J H J^ ilTv t ^Charm ^ 5t> :^7 111Charming'!^ #, Pj ^tChart 7jC l^ !, '^^ HChase i^ tl, t:^ JiChat m 'k> Ta?] li^Cheap M > 11 ^ i

very cheap ^ 2price is cncr-p 7^^ ^Cheat Pjg -li, 1^ -ii "he cheated mc out oi adollar ig,li'^j^-f@|g^

Check ^ Jh- 1= )^- IS ^-Cheek jjw 51, 1] ECheerful '^,^ ig- fC ^Cheerless Îjl f,!g, ajt -^ |^Cherry ^ -^Cheese ^ M f^Cherish '[^, , 'jg f^Chess i^ \%, H iltChest 15, }î, % 7^, m MChestnut E iiChew p^, ?g?Chicken K^ ffChide ^ .1


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CHO [23] CLA

Chief m ~ m^ m AChiefly i; #:, i; iE, S ^Child $0 ii ff, a ?

to be with child ^ ^Childhood ^ 11$, iS ^ fl#Children d^ ? ff^Chill ^ 7^. n ^, m ^Chimney jtS jlChin T il, T Jf5China tf p, 1^ lljChinaman j^ A, ^ AChinese 4 P A, ^ fl&Chintz PU ^ ^Chip ;tc K^, ^ a ^Chirp P^ ^, P^ P^Chisel 1, ^ ^ mChocolate ^i!Pj[f 1^,1lil^Choice m i, 5i te ^ ^

take your choice ^ f!)^ ^Choir JJE 1^ If AChoke fg, ^ gchoked to death || JECholera 1 J^ S?, H 11Choose i ^, ^> 4" i^

just as you choose ^- ;^^ to choose a lucky dayChop i? ^ to fil frpork chops % ^ ^

mutton chops ^ ^ *^Chopsticks 'Pi -^

Chorus ^mi.^^ MmChrist ^ "^Christian f= IP ]^ AChristianity ^ j^ ^ P^Christmas HR |^ ^Church m t, m n ^Churn ^ ^ IL fillCider 2[i H i@Cigar ^ Pfe '^, S ^ '^Cinder Jc, ^ JcCinnamon 3E ^. ^ >SCCipher ^ ^Circle , H 1Circuit j^Circular H -^ 6^ ijlfiCircumcise ^i] j||Circumference gj J?.Circumstances :^ "jf , ^ "ff

the circumstance of a caseM If. ^ *he is in good circum-stances ig #. ^ HA

Cistern Rt tK il it' ^Citizen A ^ A, #1 ft ^Citron If tl^, ^ ^City g., *, :^ ^

Canton is a large cityiM U % :km

Civil :g iH Ife, :X itClad ^ 3^


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CLI [24] COA

Claim tl ^, f^ ^, Ithe claims it ^g fg '^, ^gPIE to claim money fif |^Clam ^^ 1^

(^'lap B s> ffi- to ^e ^Clasp ^ HI. iS fnClass II n, j^, ^mm

first class ^ -^ j^J ^Clause ^,


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COL [25] COMCoal i:i, 4j ')^: jk

coal 1..X Îf^fkmconl mine ^ -J^. ^^ ^

Coarse %^, ^ ^, ^coarse rice fji -J^coarse cloth |[| î

Coast \% , 7jc JiCoat ^^, ^, ^, â long coat -j^ ^^Coax if, fS, tt S ll ACob H ^ ,i:>Cobweb t[l !!}^- iiCock mi ^, m ^

the cock of a gun ij^ ||j|,it 31 Î ^ /- .^^Cockroach \k ^ }^., ffy &

Cocoa-nut m m

Collect ^, i^ ^, lii t^to collect money Ij^ M.

Collector 5|^ iJc ACollege # ^. /g, ;^Colloquial ^ ^, #Colonel M!]51f,1)^ffiCoionv ir M Mj BColor ^ 1^, ia light color f^ f^

a deep color ^ ^Colt .^ f^Column t, t^ t. ^ M ^TComb |j|c

honey comb ^ ^to comb the hair |j^ BlC.)mbine f|^ S, -^ >! fS(Come ^, S, ^$ ij, m^>Jcome hero ^, )]l^ jj^come back [H ^come out [ij ^come in y^ 3j$it has come off p^ 'XComet mm B^m^Comfert ^ ii, f| l|?

Comfortable ^ f; flff, ^ 0^Comic ^ ^, il ^Command 1^ ^, '^ PffCommandment |j^, |f|| ^Commence ^ ^, Jll T

to crminence wôrk ^ XCommend pf H, f|? ^


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COM [26] CONCommerce ^ ^, l\^ 'MCommission ^ ^, ^ ^Commit ^fi, |^, ^ |^,

commit tO memory "^ ^commit adultery fj^ J^

Committee {^ ^, ^ ^Common Z|i '^, ^^ M- 1common people ^'\ ^common custom ^ ^Communion ^B jS, it^ ^Community ^ A. ic ^Companion [^ JJE S, |pI f{^Company^ #, 5V rJ- [1six companies y^ .^ "^

a company of soldiers. jj^ , to keep com-pany % K ^ (Compare ^ Ij^. fJ- |Jgto compare accounts ^if^compare them )^ ^ ^^Compass p. H to [^ ,^

Compassion >{^ \% M f^Compel MConcubine |2 ^ ^, -^^Concur l|n 7Uo ^ 3!- 49 -^Condemn ^ |p, ^ pCondescend ffj^-g:, "fig, B^


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CON [27] CON

Conaition'lt it. Mconditinii iu lif(> ^ f^the Lag of rice is in abad nni.lition j^\^ Q ;1^ 'H^

Conduct ^ 1^, ^Conduct J|, 5f ^.Conductor^7Jl^,^ ^| ^Cono ft f^ ^Confer ^, ff g, ^ ;tConference "^ î, ]^ MConfess f^- E^- Vj^ IS- Whe confesses iiimsclf -jgConfident ^ K- ^3 d #Confine 1|^ *^, ^ I>gConfirm ^ ^. f^ ^Confiscate |fj "g", ^ ^^Conflict ^ PI ;J: ^, ^J ^Confoiix BB

t^-,-g .^Confound il $i If K^

Confucius JL ^ -^Confusion ill itL -^ ^

great cuntuoion ;/*; ^Congracdate ^ ^ ^Congress ^ fi f^ ^ #Connect 4g 'M. J5 ||. M ^Conquer B_m' flE ^KConscience ^ no conscience ^ ]g jj^^

Conscious g ^, ^ ^pConsecrate ^ ^ fSl ijil|Consent i^ JC> ?i fr- it

I will never consent ^Consequence |3 {^:, |? ^

of no consequence ;^

Consequently ]^. PJ\ illConsider ,g ^J,, j^, i^Jl \ffConsign fEffil.^^.fi^,^

the goods are consignedto mo iJb ^ 1I fS ^ i?

Consist ^^, ^, ^ :^Consistent ff ^ ^ f^ -^Conspire jÎ E^ f^ ^, ^ ^Constable \^ ^, M fxConstant jj^ % y^. % T> Wi

in constant use R^ '^ ^Constitution ^ ^j, jt ^Consul Î ^ "^Consult ^ 1, ft @^

to consult about "^ g; ^'Consume ft ?t ^> ^ I'.Consumption ^ f^, jj|^ ij^'Contact 'fB lit, M T ^ ^Contain 15 ^. H ^' Whow much will it containn % PJSContemplate MR jg,, %


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CON [28] COR

Contempt ^-gij-S. [3 4. ^'t AContend ^^,^U^n PContent ^ {g^. ^n iL- ii ^tContents f|. ^ f|^Contest^ il P.^ -^Continent ;/;; '^^{, ^fjContinue '^ ^' /fJ ^Contraband ^[i ^, ji g*Contract ||g Ji a f}. |^

according to contract M f.^make a contract with meContractor ^ ^ :^. -^ MContradict ^ ^^. || |^Contrary 4B S- ji: 7 ^

contrary to law '^ fjijcontrary to reason ^ -^^ Si

Contrast # ff, j-t; f^CContribute ^5 ^J, ^ ^Contrive ^g fi, =^ ff ^Control H f^ to f: ||Convenient jljl fH, ^ ^when convenient fr^ I|^

ir is not convenient ps

Ccnvcrsation ( fjl, ^ ^Convert j.J ^H:, ^. ^fConvex a. It ^^ ?^ J^Convey |g. jg, ^. 1^ ^

11

Convict [^ p a IP AConvince if tf. if gtCook ^i/t Bl, )H -9^ ^'^ ^Cool ^y, ^, JJf, to ^ ?JCoolie m^^^ iS'^hXCoop if 1, 1^Cooper If ti laCopper m, 1 SB- ifi ^.a copper cashCopperas ^Copy i^ fl IJ?, to ^p %Copy-book !? %.%'^ %Coral JUS JJj] -^ ^Cord il, fi, II '^Cordially ^4'. "B" *&Core 4* >ia* H 6Cork m- iH to H {i

cork it tightly |n ^ .*gCork -screw ^ HCorn ^ %. % i^ H BICorner % ^^% || t^ ^Coroner |^ ^ 'g'Corporation [f^ ff^ M ^^ #Corpse % M. ^ ^Correct ^. fg, ^. to t^ IE

this bill is correct "^ |gCorrespond ;tg K, 'D'. jl^Corrupt ,^, fIS, ^ li

corrupt officers ^ 'j^


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cou [29] CRA

Cost M, 11 ^. to iil ^first cost i^ fM' ^ J^to sell at cost ^B ^ gto sell below cost ^ ^^ how much did it cost ?it cost me ten dollaas

Costive ^ j^. ft r^Costume ^flg UJ^^U^^Cot -^, >J, M, S ^. 'J ^Cottage >j> M. " -# li MCotton ^ ^

a bale of cotton Q,^ :j!g cotton yarn |g g;Couch ^ 1^, ^Cough g^ ^, tT P^Could fg, pj-

he said he could ni)t conx'1g ^ T> tfe ^

Council ^ m, '^ 1^Counsel il W> ^ 1Count ^, ft, ^,Countenance ^ ^, flO ||Counter g ffi, ^ ^Counterfe-it fS f, 56 HCountless 4t it- ft ^ 355Country ^ tlie ^'P T

foreign country 5|n ^County fl^, jHl

3

Couple ^ f@. 25 ^ IJ ^Courage fli g. ^ MCourse K. 7j< f&, fr m

of course Q ^he followed his owncourse 1g H . *6 ^^ M ^

Court m^' ^f"] X^did he appear in court ?

Court-house j{f ^, j^ ^Cousin ^ 5J fh^^5t^Cove j^ j^Coveni.nt '^ j^, j|| ^Cover ^, ^, ^, 3i at

cover it over ^ -^ igCovet %, ^^Cow ^ #, ^ IfCoward 4t J|H, ^ IS ^Crab HCrack ^, It, to ^ ^^this plate is cracked ^K P ^ ^ ^Crackle ?ii ?ii ^, >AC ^ '^Cradle ^ ^, >1> ^Craffv ^ 3^, ^ t^,Crng 1^ 1, Hi HiCram ^%, ^, ^ ^Cramp ^ 3'^ JgCrane ||, 3fc H


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CRI [30] CRU

Crash #] g ^ ;^. fl ^Cravat ^n ff]Crave % j^Crawl jl^ f^. Si

Creak ^| ^. at'f :^ ^ ^Cream 4 M J^Create ^^ |ij, î] ^God created all thingsCreati..u it 41: ^ J?fCreator ^ it ^Creature |[J^ jt #, ;^ Jf^

H h'ving creiiture ^ ^^Crrdit ^, 40 fa

to huy on credit ^ ^how long ci'edit can yougive me f;J; fg ^^. '^j^k itCreditor ^ j^, ^ ^

Ci-e'Hl f^- $t ^ fil IICreek >], ^. ,]. f^Creep HJ, |^ fy-, jf^ fjCrevice p^, i^ p^Crew - 11^ 7JC iFCrih,lt- H, ,!,^, ,^,j^Cricket 1^ ^Cried 5^ i

Crime p, p ia capitnl crime 5E fPto comriiil ninif ^2, ^

Criminal Ê K. W Aa critnimil ):ivc ^ ^

Crimson ;/i^ Jfj[ {5^,Cripple It îi Sic Siil ftCroekia-)- {ill. ^(Crocodile ,|^ ffi_Crook(Ml ^ :f [^CropJl^:^. ^'^,w.JkCross -f- ^- ^Cross îg,,$S]?,^,

a cross strict ^ ^he is very cross ^fT -{^nfF -^ II ?i is^ mto cross a tivrr 3^ fpf

('nss-ex..mine ff pi], || fgCrow .^ ?,| to 11 !I.,|5Crowd ^t. il SCruelty M ^ -^ ^Crumbs M ^- I' 5iJ^Crush M *i- ^j"^ m

crushed to dralli .Ip Î

to crush to j)i(>ces ^ ?^Crust m H }k- m ^- ^

I Crutch iS *i. ;tX tt


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CUR [31] DAI

Cry (r 5^, I^, (5^to cry out Pf HJ^to cry for licljt Pf- ^a loud CIV ;:f; ifj ^^Cul.^1^ i :?. Jiff

Cub.^ ^P W IE :^ tlCubit /^Cucun.bri- ^ JRcu.i m McucKiio li ^, ^ enCuff ^ p, f6 e. ^Cull ^ tii. it #Culprit m A, IF- ACultivate 3^ [B. i^ MCunuiug ^^ ^t' fil pi

lie is a cuimiiig mau igCup :^.. Si, ^,

a tea cup 1^ ^/(^Cupboiird ^ ^KCurable ^ ^W^Curb .^ P tl ^ . ^Cure #sj' -g, # iff

comp!^. py- #

Custom-bous(> II PCustonuM- M ^, 1 :^ A

be is niv customer \^Cut fij, i)}, ipf?

cut it in two |ff ^cut it open $fl |^cut it in slices %{[ \xto cut down trees iji/f ^a sliort cut ^ {?

Cylinder U /fc. :^ H ^Cypress Ji III, # i^DDabble ^ Jl, ic 15^ 7l< tf'Da-ger ^B, fiJ, ^ 7J 4lDaily ^ H, H Hbe comes daily to scbool

1g B ?J^ m daily getting better g


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DAT [32] DEB

Painty ^ JT ('^^ ^ ^, ^Dairy W ^ m ^ i^Daisy ^ ^'MiDale Ol ^Dam m^^M^'B^Damage t|^ ^, g^ iJ' yK itdamaged goods 7]^: '{ui StDamned ! ^ IP. fj? SDamp ^, ^ r:, iS iiDamsel j;^ :^, fM ^Dance J^ H, Jj^ ^Dandelion $ flif !1^Dandy :j^ ^ 5V ^Danger ^ ^, g^ ffiDangerous :^ [^ 6^1

a dangerous place ^ ^Dare JIS :, m

I dare not ^ V^ Î dare say ÎJ ^, ^ f^

Dark Bg, M |f , -g: {1|it is d:iik M B^Darkness M fl^Darling ^ ^ f^f,Dart ^ P;.], ^ ^, ttjD;ish jitj ii, @, ]^ ^ #to dash to [lii'ces ^J ^Date H -tF, r^ jl igwhat IS the date of his let-

H

Dates ^ It, $g iE, ^' SDaub mti^mDaughter ^, -^ TDawn i^ 0^, 5i; DJ 31^

early dawn i^^ ^M ?Day B, U^, -Hall day if , ^ Bevery day B B. ânother day -(& B , ^ Qthe first d:iy of this month

half a day ^ BDaylight -^ %, B 76.^ ftDazzle gi :i^ 0^, '^ R^ H^

Dead ?E T, # i^. i #he is dead ill 3t "J*a dead Ixxl}- ^ ^

Deaf % 5 g,a dciif-iuute ^ Pg A

Deal ^, # /K^, to -^ ^deal ^^ ^greatJ. ^

Dealer f^ ^ 1: A, M ^Dear :t. M 1^. ^1 ^ ^'J

too dear fc ^f p^my dear friend |]^ ^Death ^. 5E C if.g ifj^.i^Debar *^ jh. ;?; ?t, HDebate i^%l, RjlG ^


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DED [33] DELDebt ^ t, X M. X 3i

out of debt ;f3 ^ A Rin debt ^ % X Amto pay a debt, jg (^

Debtor ji ff , >C t ADecay ^^, i^ f|, ^ f*Deceased ^ J, ^ (^ -^Deceitful t|r j)^, u^, Bj^

a deceitful man .^. |^ (:'j ADeceive 5|fc ,ifg, Pjg, i^, phe deceived 1110 ig ,|S Î^DeceinbcT ^ -f" H ^Decent Tj" j^, -^ g, raj B^Decide Jîf, '^-ij^, '^

it is not decided yet^-t ?^ ifDecision ^ ^, ^ ;ig;I>eck^ll, tt;^, to|^^Declare f^^, ^ B^Decline ^- ip, ^ J, ^Tto decline in price ^ ^

decline seeing ^ ^Decorate )fe fj^, ^7 ^^Decoy 51 ^Decrease ^, ^ >J,>, ;j^ ij;Decree {^^ ^, jg ^j, ^;3^Dedicate l ^, ^ ^Deduct 1^ ^, fn -i, M

to deduct from wages

Deed ff n^ 'm, m^^ nDeem ,g[ jg -fil^Deep ^ fjî, ^how deep is the water

rr î m 7K pâ deep shvp ^ f^, ^ ^tDeer ^

Defa(v ^^ rffl, i^ ^, ^7 JJDefaulter X- ^ ^ ^ ^Defeat ^7 ii ^f^ t^, #T ^Defect lîl?, |?^,ij, ftDefend f^- H, ^ ^Defendant B'J: ^, IJp ^" ADefer mm> tj^MDeficient ;^ Jg,- ^ ^Defile f^- M.\^\%,\^mDefinite :, ^, ^g- ^

a definite time It}]Definition j!^ f^, |i J!^Deformed gi ^, g!^ 1)'|iLjDefraud ^Wi^ ^ .'1Defray tit '^^ ^^Defy ts r


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DEP [34 J DES

Delegate ^ fg, to ^ ADeliberate ^ ^,, [^ ^Delicate M ^, ^ mDeli.nous ^ If,, f^ I]^De-light fc % ^ mDelightful pi ^, r/^r, -ye fiDeliver ^, |c> fi, ^

to deliver goods ^ ^gdeliver a messjige ^ -^Delude >^^, m^Deluge -^ 5;^Delusion ,^^ :g4- SfcliDemand fa^ iu H^ M

to demand a del it $^ ^Democrat ^H ^ g #Demolish fj^, ^ ^5Demon ^ fj^, 5f[5 jpijiDemurrage ^ ii llJj |KD^n JL, i^. K, P, gDenial ^ ^, ;?; tDenote ^J i/|, ^^ {fj, =f {fjDenounce ^ ^, 4|| ^ji, ||gDense ^, fj!^ ^, ODentist ^ ^^^

he denies tha; lie did it

Depart ^ \l], ||[| gij, ;(^ ^to depart froii; a custom

Departure i^ ,^ ^ ^, @||Depend on ^ i:., f;^ gnothing to depend on ^,

we depend on food for lifimti^mt ;f^ m ^^Deploralili' Pp '1^, Pj ^Deport men I Vf 1^ W 'MDepose :|^, t T' If f1Deposit ;i^f^, r7. ^J

deposit money ^ tS ^to deposit nionev in nhank m y ^^ mn

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deprived of office ^ ^|jDepth mm^ m 'i^Deputy ft ft ^ A, 11Derange f f,, | fLDeride gi ^% ^ ^A- M ftDerive ^ S lij ^, f^ ffijDescend J I'.}, T 2|$. -^Di'>cen.l:ui1s f^ ^. -7 ^;Desciii.o limi, ^nj]. ^Descri])tioii |X'- ^k tlDesert ^ |f.. i^ ^ M ^Deseri i^ ^, I'i *. ^ fV

he deserted his wito and'l.-ldren \^ {H ^ ^ T


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DET [35] Die

Dcserfcr ^l jg > ADeserve ]g %% #, Ig '^ Mto deserve to die %% Ê

he deserves punislimeut

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his house was dest rovedby fire >/< g 1g (0 M

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Detect 3g Hi' li ^^'^)^1 have detected his treach-ery nnWi^.t\m

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devoid of shame 4i ^ I|^Devote jTp ^, ^ >t:>, 1^ fpi^Devour ^ :|^ # PJ, :^ ^Devout î ;|r, f^ ^, li ,1,Dew ^ 7j^, S yK> 5; tiDiagram i| -f, ^ f|Dial, a sun U ^, U MDialect ^P fj^, fi^, ^Canton dialect J^ jUi'aDialogue PJ] ^ > IfDiameter ^ p{^ [g i|, |MDiamond fff :^, ^ ^j ^Diaper:^ ft: W ffjDiarrhea ^, 7]*: jf . ^|) ^,^Dimy H Id ^, gti j^Di.e fe ^, II r#Jîce-box ^ 'J^ :^Dictate If ni m


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DIM [36] DIS

Dictionaiv ^ M, ^ ^wluui did lie go? ^g- ^m fi lit ^ T m

^^'^" ^. ^. 1. 1^, i ittlie died of hunger ^p^^

Diet :t if to 5^ P "Differ ^ îj, ;^ f^differs a little ^ # |5gDifference P tl> ^ ^'Iwhat is the difference? ^

'11 ^ glj mDifferent Z- IBl, ^ fj\],

very different ^ :f|-. ^Difficult n, ^ f/^-. rtdifficult to obtain |f| '^

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dig it up ^ ^ igDigest rt ^Dignity ^ {i, M m, ^ 1'Dilatory -jf, ^ i^Diligent fj :/j, H XDime ^ ?, + (0 5feDimension ;;:li;; ij>, j^ -gDiminish /jj^ ;J;

to diiiiiiii^li exjicnso i^ |-^

Din Pi p^, HE P^^Dine ^ ^^mDining-room ;fc ^ J^Dinner ;^ ^

dinner is ready ;/c^M''^Dint is j^ m'nnTDirect it to ^^ g^, 1= 31

will you please direct aletter ? >1 flj; ft fc S

Direction S?#|^,:Î^, if :i:what direction is it ? [pj

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dirty clothes \Tj H 3^ JJKDisagree ;i^ ^ 7^, 4B f^Disagreeable ;fjf fz flfj, j^l

yery disagreeable "g" |p

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DIS C37] DIS

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in disorder jg f,Dispatch ^ # to ^ ^

send a dispatch ^J '^ |,^Dispel ^{^', |r^, ^, -ftDispensary HI fDispense ^ ]^, ^ ^g, ^ -gDisperse ^ ^, ^| |,^, ^j :g5;Displace } fL, |t J^Display ^ Jg, f|E IIDisplease ^ 4* i&j '^ flDispose^, ^f;,f||^lj, _^

to dispose of goods g ;^Disposition p^ ^, >f^ j*

a bad disposition ng: jjji^ ^' Pg if? IM #Dispute ^ f^^ ^ 1$

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DIV [38] DOM

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I cannot distinguish ^1^1 ^ m ^^

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Divorce ffi ^, ,|g ^ -â bill of divorce i|| Îîvub,e II; {{ ^, .Ji^ ff

Diz/\ if gj^. OH If #1)0 f/ji if, ^ ^\ ii it, it

do not fear [Ig -^ fgdo not do so ^ [I^- ^ ffjÎ do not know ^ [1^ ^-nithow do you do {;); j^ p^that will do jgl II[|- fig"it will de if^ ^do as he docs^ ^jfT [I^- fjj^do not :?; ^#. 1^ Pj

Docile ^ ^,mMDock fl: IS ^ ;t to fj f[Doctor -1 ^, ^ ^Doctrine if JJ, fj; ^the doctrine of Jesus is

Document ^ ^, ^ Îôdge fl ft, ^ it Îôe ^ #, 41: ^, ^r>o^^s :^, ff;, f^, ^'when does lie go ? ^fi ^

flj ?I * P^Doll 5V ft^""" M ^-. 1^. TH 1 ^


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DOX [39] OR IDomestic Ji ^ >S 6^Dominoes -^ f^Dominion :J^ Jj^^, J^ JtDonation ^S{f^,^ U^^Done B 1 T. ^ TDonor I- i, JS 1^ #Don't ]^ f, ^, :^, ^,

Z> PiDoom if H ^ 1$, ; PDoor Pg, pij Pnext door SI H, lî înside the door P^ ^Door-keeper ^ P^ A, P^ ^

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Doxology It HL ii^ ^ -g-

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to draw water fj^ ^to draw lots ^ ^draw a picture ff â horse can draw a wagon

to draw money from abank ff î

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j well dressed iH ^ ^ UKDried 1 It, ft Tdried fruit ^^ ||

i Drift m^B,îDrill ft iP.^ m


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DRY [40] DUTDrink t^, Ig

give mo u drink of waterDripriT.ilT, mMDrive ^, ^ ^. ^^

to drive a nail ^J $Jdrive him away @ ^g ^to drive a wagon ^^ i|T

Driver ^- !$: A, ^ :^ #Drizzle ^i j^, M IIDroll jtf % fl^j, i(J MDrone f[ P^l ^ A, tc ^Droop ^, ^, -^ J!SDrop - m ^|n ^, f^ ?^Drunkard ^ fg ^ ADry Ifc, ^, IJ^, Hl^' %Z

a dry season ^ .^ ^ 11^to dry in the sun Bg ^

i)uai M fis r^ ^])uek fl (wild) ;)C||l>ue X, m ^, iij 153when is the rent due fm a\M fl# iij n

the shi]) is duo to-day f@% m ^ ^ mmthis l.ill is duo P^ 51 ^

Duel M A ^1 US,husiness is dull ^ ^: f^Duly ^ ^j^ ^. ^ ^Dumb pg, T> t^ ffi i^Dumpling ;^ ||g, -^i? fjg

DunJi5a,Pit^,|| fc, B^fiDunce ^^ :^ Z ADung ^, ^Dungeon ^ |U(, M ^Durable ^g H, ffi f^ 1 Tl^During ^, I^S?, nlf- Dusk ^ #, ^ HIDust a, a i^ to ^ ^Dusty '{^ ^Dutiful ^ li, li KDuty -^ i^,m. m

it is your duty to do it

how much is the duty ?


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EAS [41] EFF

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EEach ^, :gi

each other jfB, ;^ ^ ÎBeach end ^ BMthere is fault on eachside |gj jii: ;t |f\Eager ^ |0. ^ ^J, ?f MEagle li, # ^

Ear B:"^. m"ear of en,,, ^^ || Êarly J^., jp. ^^come earls jp. Êarn ||., :^to earn money %%, ^

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Easily 5SE H;. ^ linot easily done |^ JiJj^

East -M, -^ -jjEaster HR 1^ fl ^ ilEastern % '^ f]Êasy i,. T> 1' a

easy to do ^ êasy to learu ^


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ELO [42] EMP

Effectual IB pI a Êffort #, la, tU iJEgg ^, IP

to lay eggs ^ Êgo -plant =g EEgotism g 11? ^ :tEight A, mEighth I? AEighteen -p AEiglity A +Either ^, ;P|J

either oue will do ^ {f|Êject ^ Hi. ^ ffi, ^ 3Êlapse -a T,ii 1Elastic m^ tb '!S lib f*Elate ii iJ, Jj< TiÊlbow ^ 8fElder -g ^,^11, mÊlect ife Êlectricity ^ Êlegant ti ^^ S- ^ 'Elements 7C M ^jft Êlephiiiit Êlevatr it it, @ Êleven -j- Elk m EEhn m mFM>r î -^ -^h Êloquent [J ;f > P I&

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to embrace au opportunitj4A Wi -Êmbroider |f :Êmerald |j^ Êmetic ?| Pg HEmigrate i glj # {iEmigrant ill ^h ^ AEminence di ^ ^ lifeEminent ;|g j^, tii ^' Êmit H HI ^- ')'' tti Êmotion fj ,> *6 tl- ^ MEmperor ^ '^. :: SEmphasis ^ ^^, = ,-,p 3Empire [^, P ^ __Employ ft ffl. f-E- a X

to employ men ^ AEmploy (M- ^ M. IK Êmployment :^" ^. ^Êmpty ^^, ^ '" 1^ ^

an empty house ^ Jto empty out ^ {H


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ENJ [43] ENV

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Endless ** ^, ;j; ,|,Endorse ^ ^ ^ MEndure jg, . ^ :^

to endure suffoiiiio: ^ Ênemy ft (JC, M BM AEnergy ,i:^> ;f; , ^fr. ^jEnforce f^ /^. ^^ 7^, ^ jgEngage ft ^, ,|{j^^, /J^

to engage men \j^ Ahe is engaged /fg I^ f ^Êngagement ^ i^. |^ ^he failed to meet hi*^ en-gagement /|g ^ ,fÊngine ^ ^ ar.>. ;fc ]Êngland^ ^. ^ ^ ^,J Ênglish ^ ^ A, ^ @ =JEngrave ,1 ^l). Jt 3if

Enjoy ^, ^ :^. ^to enjoy happiness 13^ jpgEnjoyment Tpf ^, fft Ênjoin ^ IKJ, j^ >^

Enlarg(> M :k^ ^ :ê ^^ MFooble fcH, ^ IIFeed H, Pg. tfFed ^D ^- :1 E' ^ ^

he feels :i little better |gto feel ashamed ^ ^feel of it jp ;|i iq;

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Fib i: IS," ^ WFickle ;fj ^n,^^^Fiction f^ fS i :-!:Fiddle mw^^^Field B. ffl KA

a rice fir-M ^ [gFiend ^ ^, ^ SFierce ji .J^. _^ î, ^ I

a fierce doi; ^ ^ ^qjFiery >A ^^ i^ ^Fife ^ rn. m- 'J^ mFifteen -{- .Fifth f^ 5Fifty 3i +rig M :j^ nFiguie ^ Jt^, t5: @ ^File ;^ -T, fT ft- 1 '^'Filial #, # JiFill ^ i^. cS ;1

fill it up H^ i^ 1:1Film m, ^ mFilter it, i mFilthy i5 !i. i^ ifFin .t5. E. .ffl. ^


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FIR [49I FT.T

to find out ^, tt|, ^ g[he finds fnult witli me

Fine ij?, H, ^ 10fine clothes ^ i| 7^ flRcut it up fine ^ Jij ^

Fine, to ig ^he was fined ten dollarsR 15 h ffi 15 1^Finger ^ ^^Finish i|K 351, M ^

to finish an affair "y 1^all finished ^ ^Fir ;^ :;*:. fe ^

Fire ^ to ]^ f^, j^make a fire j^ ^ >ACto set on fire '^ >H^to take fire ^ tK^ ^ !KFire-company ^ *X ^ ^lFire-crackers ^ f|j

Fire-place *X M.Fire- works '}^ tK' f^ TtFirm i ft -tFirm, n fj, PFirmamcMit ^ ^. ^ ^First ^ ~, ^, 51 ^ p

at fir&,>& SFive 55.Fix S 1, IJr 5i, ^ *?

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lost its flavor ^ f^Flaw IS, Jft, ^Flax $0 f^Floa i^^,fkn.Fledge ^ . if ^ ^Flee 5i ^. 1^ ^Fleece ^ ^Fleet JS it, --l^ ^Flesh ^Flew ^ TFlexible 1^ i:. pT 1Flight # ^ ^ #. ii liFling f^ t5 MI ^


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FOL [.Sn] FOR

Flint iX ?SFlitting ^ ^ ^Flc.at ^, if i^, UFlock ^, U

a flock of slu'l, \^mU

second floor __ ^ f:5|Flour f^, fi tFlourish a K, ^ i?SFlow ^Flower ?^, - ^ ^

a flower pot :j' ^Fluctuate H ^- 7 ^Fluid t5fc (I'J- # 1^ 6^Flush ^" II ,^Flute ^ II to lilFly M, m to ^

to fly a kite % t^ ^to fly to pieci's j


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FOR [51] FREPoresoo 5fc , ^ InForest mnîhwForetell ^ ^ ^' , ^ WForfeit ^ ^, ^g ^

to' forfeit his life ^ ^he has forfeited ten dol-lars le ^ T + X S ^

Forge n m^ i^ ^to forge H Tiaiiic ^ :gForgery ig ^ ^, |^ ^

Forget.^, te, .^, ip, /^^Forgive 15: ^, g: ^Fork ^ :^, ^Forlorn ^ ^. U f^Form ;^ ^, ^ \%, ^ f^Formal ^ |^ 4 |t, ^ j^Former 5t Î 6^, ^

formei times ^ I]^Formerly tc^ hj, |^ 3^Fornication ^ f^', j;^ J^Forsake ^^, ^ ^, 1| ^Fortiil^, 1-^Forth rpl It- tiiFortify |g g5 O. |5JJ ^Fortnight 1 fia Ji # EFortunate ^ 5^, ^J ^, *Fortune fi^ )1, 5I ^to tell fortunes ^ ^good fortune j(f ^ tH

Forty IS -f-

Forward |t.) HJ. ffi i;, ^ *l( go f(.r\vard |fij flj -ife

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a picture frame ^ ^JigFrank Jtl ^, it ^Fraud H tf, Î ,'laFray P^^ ^. f^ tTFreak ,^, ^, ^ *6Freckle ^ l^j, ff lHFree g , M to %, p f

admission is free ^ ^free from duty ^ ^

Freely ^ &, ^ *&to give freely ^ ^ ^


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FRO [52] FUT

Freeze ^ ^K-


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GAR [ 53 ] GER

GGage g, ^, fkfiGain fij g. B, ^^, m

to gain a battle fg ^Gait ^&, j^, :^ ^Gale ic m, ^ Gall M, ^ JiaGallant If ^fj, J^ JJH, ^ ^Gallery % % ^ ;> ^ ^Galley 311 A ^ ^ ^ tlGallon H II. /f.1^ A fj- aGallop 1^ 11, l^Gamble ^ |f

a gambling house ^ f|It. ^ t# It

Gambb'i- ^ tf AGambol i^W^UGame tf ^, ff ij, i^ CGander || ^Gnng 1^, ^, ^, ^Gap 15. g r?^ p, lu pGarden M^ ^ MGardener^ 1 ^, TGarlic ^ 0i, -f ij^Garment ^ ^. ^ flgGarret H/f # lUfGarrison ig ^, ^ |fjg ^

Garter f| ^Gasp Pg tt it mGate r^f^Pl.M P^Gather M m^ m M^ M^ H^Gandy # ^, )t fgGanze ^ |j;, ^ |j?Gavef^. T,^X^TGay ^ H, M' ^, ^- ^Gaze S m Pf -a @Geese ^, ^ i - p^Gem 3E, ^ ^Gender ^ p |5 ^Genealogy :^ ||, ^ |General i|| it tc )i| !?

in general ;fc ^Generally :k ^:k )iGeneration -ftf;, jH;

future geiKM-ations ^ f^Generous :^ m.^ % ^Genial ^ f(i. fu ^Genius ::J^ ^, ^ :fGenteel ;if; ^. ^ SGentle JS ||, # HGentleman ^ -J-, ^^ ^^Gently '1 If ri^j, fH ||Genuine H ^, i^ 33$ 6^Geography i^ gGeometry ^ : M feGerm ^, ^


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GLA [54] GOGesture fr fl), t^ fUlGet n^ mm^m^Mget up ]JE ^

to get money |i|, $t ^ 1get out of the way fj ^to get into doLt ^* >^to get home Jij ^

Ghost ^, g ^Giant |gr ^\*M A- Kh \tGiddy -^^ ^,m If. 01 Gift jM n, -is, nGig - P. .r> M # ii $Gill .f. it, .'Hi. I.S>Gilt ^ fe 7^:Jt ^Gimlet :^ ^Ginger ^Ginseng ^, A ^Girdle^?-?, m^Girl 7^ ff . 2^ Si- ^ ftGive ^, -^, M, |5l, ;^ (^

give notice -^ gjj;, f]J -^-[1I cant give so much ^ /^t^ #? ^^ Ptf ^

Gi/zard ^, ^,(!, W, H WGlad tt fg. fC -1

I am glad to see liitii ^m # ^ {eGladness -^ #, "^ ^Glance ~ ^, P^l] B^, ij. Glare j^^ ffi, ^ tH

^

Glass 3^ ^, ^ ^ tr>take a -lass ^ JgGlee ^, m ^

Glide mM ^.mGlitter It 7t, 80 %Globe J|, life J|

a lamp glol)e 't^Gloom V 1^^, Bt- iGlorify Cf ^- fi? mGlorious H fKj, H ^Glory # *. m t. m *Glossy 9. m,mmGloves ^ ^, ^ ^Glowing j^ 3t. >X ')SGlow-W(.ini ^, jji 5t AGlue m> " JkmGlutton ^ ^ ^ AGnash p^^ :g^, -fcj -ifGnat !t iii, lUi ^Gnaw 1^, S, PJ[Go -i, ^a, f7. ii. &to go with fpj i

to go to law tT *& ^to go in A ^to go to ^ JiJto go away from g| g^go on with your workm f^ fi^j x'^T am going ^ -^v 1^wher(> are you going? flj?i ia ^ P.6


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GRA [ 55 ] GRA

Goat ilj :^, ]^ ^Goblet ^ :g: ^ 51^ ^ tfGod JIL i^, ^^, ^ iGods jjiiji, ^ fr.Gold ^, M ^

pure gold j ^Gone ^ J, '4i f- lio lias

gone out ^g tii Good^, t, #, ^,:t ^Goodbye iff fT 1^, ^ PSGoodness f^ f^, ^ i^Gcods :t ^Goose 1^G^osling 1% ffGospel JJS t m the gospel is from heavenat ma g 3^335Gossip tMt^-k%Gourd ?^ 1, ^ JRGout m M ^AVGovern 1= ^, fjgrGovernment ^ ^, ^ j^filGovernor H "^Gown -^ U> %Grace ,f , f, miZ^Graceful S/f ^. ^ JJ|Gracious t ^' .!> ^Grade |J^t, ^^^ |5Gradually ^ ^Graduate A s^, Jl ^

Graft ^, IJGrain U^ Jl iJ- 7^ IJlGrammar f^ "% li^ ^ ^Grand ^ j;^, ^ i|Grand-child ^,, ^h ^,Grand-daughter -^^ ^.Grand-father Ji. ^, :2> 3^Grand-mother |. -I^;Grand-son ^ ^,Granite ^ ^Grant |t ?, :fC If

to grant a request ^ ?||Grape ^ iB ^ TGrasp ^ {, # fGrass :^, %Grasshopper [^ UGrate ^ j^ 'M t! ^ SGrave J^ i, ^ S^, jllGrave-stone ^ "0^Gravel ?$ ;^, ^ ffGraven ^ ^Gravitation ^B i5 ;/;Gravy ^, ^Gray ^ fe, ^Graze I ]g. :^ H


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GRO [56] GUNGrease ?ft ^ fl^ to ^ ^Great ^ a pfreat many1^ ^ a groat part ^Greatness \i\jf ^Greedy M t> ^ ^^ MGreen IgS fi.. W l^Greens ||, ^ ^Greenwood ^ 1^ ^ ^Greet ^ ^. ^, ^^ ^Grey ^ fe, J:^ .Grief ^ m> ^ M, ^ ^Grieve *^, ^, ;T^ 1^, f,

grieved at limit i{^\ ^Grievous ^ ^, gGrin ^, :^ "^ W ^Grind Jg, ^Groan 1^ ^Grocery $| ^ M- l^^t ^ 1Groom ,^ ^, HGroove !E&, nilGrope ii M Bt ^Gross la i: a + :: ^T ng

gross weight ^ J!Il MGround Jife ;i^ &, ST

a piece of ground ^j^ without any ground

Ground-nut i^ ^J^, it RGroup ^, 1^, HGrove >J ;^ ^

Grow ^ :^, :g ;^- ^h(^ grows fast 1g :1c ^ tthe grows better every day1g H ^ iff ri^

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to guess right ^ 4*Guest A ^, M

to receive a guest ^ ^Guest-chamber ^ ^Guide 1}\ ^Guild # ft, ffGuile tfE f^, M MGuiJtlcss M p, M ^Guilty ^ m MGuise ^S !^, ^ t*Guitar ^ ^Gulf f it, ^ t^Gull IS. H ft, g|Gum i^ Sf ' -^^ *Gun it m,^h^^ZGun -boat f(^ |][^Gunpowder ^ |^


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HAiM [57] HARGust, of wind ^ JHGut JHGutter ^ MiK fi flliL

HHa! in ilf, |g ^Habit ^ ^, m ^. 1fdon't g'.'t ill tlu> liiibit of

doing so ^ ist It [Iff mHabitation M, ^- J^f- MHack w, î ^-, m mHaggard M E' ^ ^Hail ^. ^ if to ^ tSHair ^, ^Hair-bni-h g| ÎjHale tt li, :^ ^Half ^ oni! half ^

the largest liiilf ;/(C ^half an hour ip Sjij |f jjjj-a dollar and a half |g^ i4 ^

Half done ^ ^Hall ^, ^. ii'^

a public hall ^ ^Halloo P^ ,^& :^ ;^ pjHallowed j;^ ^ ||Halt M sn, ^ imHalt.M ^ .^ ^ ^Ham iX H

Hammer ^ f| to | ^Hand ^ t.. ^ ltd. "â new hand ^ ^, jj^ ^

at hand jg :^to hand over ^ ^

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hard to do ^ j^hard to say f| |^hard to get ^ ^he is a hard man to dealwith^g^,^^^^ Athe wind blo\v< very hardmpkn ^ îHarden ^ {i||. ;^ S

Hardly ^ flfi, if. HHardware ffl^ 2S


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HAU [58] HEAHardy Jtb jg, ^ ftHare OJ |g., g^ ^Hark ^ -^Harlot $g ^Harm ^, ^

there is no harm ^ft f^ ^FTarmless /(^ JU ^' ^ ^Harmony fu, ^ 1^Harness'.!^, Ji $ lHHarp ^, 3S^Harpoon i^ f^, ^ @ ^ liHarrow g^ ^Harsh - -" - -;e' ^i^' as- ifli

harsh words f^ "^Hart Hg ^Harvest Ift flj I]^ f|Has ^

he has not ^g i^j^Hash ID ^ :^ ^ f^Haste f: IjO, -K, tt itmake haste hack ^ ^^m ^Hasty i: ^, i| ;^, ^ -^

a hasty disposition "^ ^Hat Iff, r i{i|Hatch M ^. t/c ?, j^ PHatchet ^ Bi ffHate It B. ^J 'Ift, f^B ^Hateful Pj ^, pT ffHaughty ^ m.l&m

Haul $, it, itHave W. B. i5EI have not ^ /ff

I have seen it :^ M, 3'I have heen there ^JljiSHawk t, II, ^Hav 1^ ^

Hazy^tEli. B|. Hl^Ho Ifl, ^, 1^, -^Head 51, f-

the head of a family ^-^Headache ^ ^, ^ f^Heal #, f^ '^^, ^jg giHealth Mi M' ^ ^Heap ii, if g, ^ ^ # #Hear ^, ^. ^

I heard about it f^ ^ igHearken jS^ ^ EHearse t ;{i $Heart >J^>, ^^ "vj-

i

the whole heart >2I a good heart g >JJ, ^, ,g,Hearth it S- >A it TitHeartily ti', >& "K >ij'Hearty ^ "K, Jl^ ,&Heat fife, ^, ^

the heat of fire ^ ^Heath ^ ^ ff )fiHeathen Ifc '^h 5^. J^Heave ^^,^^1,^3:


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HER [59] HIRHeaven ^, 5; ^Heavy M> :k^ "^ >C^how heavy is it ? ^ ^ ^Hedge mm. mmHeed >J, ,Cv M ^Heedless ^ ]^. M ^Heel lajfHeight r^, ]ti JgHeir Ul-^M^Hell M ^Helm m^,%kmHelp ^, f,? U,

help mt' ^R Uj Î can't lielp it f^ *!^ ^ ^

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I am here ^ i^ jlb ^Hereafter jlfc ^, g^ ^

Herein :ffi jlt ^ 4*Heretofore #. -^ ^, ^ B$Hereupon g jj]^Herewith fff) jlt, -Q jitHero :!^mmmHerring f f^ HerslgPK. ^^^ A^.Herself ^g g , ^- ^Hesitate ^, ;?; ^ ifHew gir, ^, $/?Hidden i! 3 T- g THide mn,^^mHideous MW^,MMHigh ii, #,

I have a high opinion o1^;m $$ II ^ ighigh water -^ â high wind ~ P$ !i aighway :^ |?&, JgJ ^fii lli> llJ ff , IS iljimself^g g ^liiderÎS,!înge ^ f$ip Rib t$ #ire 51, 11, ^, fi^ 19, I ^boat hire li Mto hire laborers ft X Ato hire a boat \^ ||5

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HOM [60] HORHis igP^, -fife fi^Hist ^ u

I did not hit liiiii ^ ^P ^ 15 I'i^^ the nuiik

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to hold in the liciud ^ ^this box holds paper gigf ^ ^ Ifi bold up^ 7^ hold of a ship ||,

Hole fg, .^, J^, ^, pHoliness^, Xn M ^ ^Hollow 4 ^, (UJ, 5|, ^Holiday ^ M ?Homage ^ ^, ^ # 1

Home ^ at ;j^ ^ go ^he is ôiie Iiohr' igE.0fiHotnely I j(? flHomicide ^|| A ^ A

Honest ^ % ^ J$.he is a real luiaest mauPS il ^ 1 ^ A

Houesiy ;^- g 6^ ^. H ^Honey '^ HHong-kong # i%Honor :^ :t. tg M to ^ 1Honorable pf j^ 6^Hoof K&Hook ^Hoop ^Hop ^mmHope eg

lost all hope ^ Î hope you will excuse m

Hopeful Pj" ^Hopeless ît ;ij^ w, ^ ||Horizon Jife 2p, :^ tt|lHorizontal 5 5c. iH flcHoin ^Horrible -^ ^, PJ |gHorrid pI tfi.fi^n^ W ^Horror S-tfi.-'^Cv^'liHorse ,^ shoe J^ ^ ^

to ride horse back ^J,j ,1^ -fj


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HUM [6i] HYPHose |g, -^ f^Hospitable ftf ^ ^Hospital M It, ^ A ftHosti A^mi^w.Hostile iu ^, 1 in fft. 6^Hostler ^ 31 ,1 AHot ^., :j< 1Hotel ^ ^ ^Hound :f; g. JSjHour ||!i M MHour-glass ^ i1, P MHouse M> M D^' ^

household goods ^|c VAHouse-keeper ^ %How Ifi, 15 ^, fpj, R Pp?how do you know ? |5 ^Dhow many ? ^ ^how is it ? l/i ^ 5^However ^^3 5., SS ^, fBHowl :^ ^ p^Hub :^ li 41 i5Hue feHug f^, '^, ^Huge ^,f^,^^\>:kHull, of a ship ^ ^Hum ^ ^ g, 11, ij>Human 7^ ^', J|, A 6^human affairs A ^Humanity t ^. fc ^

S

Humble EUt #, E|| '^an humble heart ^ ifiiHumility ^ *Cv S^ fl

Humming-bird (^ 1^- ^'^ mlHumorous iif |^ 5C Hf

Hundred "Q"Hung ^, ^, SHunger fL i^. tt ^Hungry JJt fg

I am hungry f^ i^Hunt ^ !i, ^ ^., m Hunter ^ ^. tT 3i ^Hurl JS, ti, liHurricane IP S, ::^ Hurried \t ^H \tHurry j^ Ji, ^ ^.. \t 1

do uot be in such a hurry

Hurt ^, %, ^Mto hurt the feelings ^ mHusband ^ ^, ^ ^Husbandman ^, ^ H AHush *^ f(. ^ tlj ^Husk ^, II, H m ^Hut ^ ^, :^ /iHymn ^ |f , |f g^

to sing hymns "g ^ |^Hypocrite ft5; ^ i A


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ILL [62] IMP

I n. ^. ^. WIce tIK, il ?kfdea ^; ra. ,^ 3^, ^ ,^,Identical [^ f@, # [Îdentify |^ ^f, [jjIdiot ^- A, j1 AIdle 111 tf , fel, 7 1^ XIdleness % -jf ^ ,i^,Idol ^ H, j^ Îdolater ^ j^ f ^-Idolatry ^ ^ ^ ^ Îf . f^' ^, i^^ ^ t

as if (i ^^ if not ^- T.if it is so IS: ^ â jttI will go if you want me

Ignorant M ^n, ^j |j |3|111 w ?r^\ ;f i;^f % m mbecame suddenly ill ^^ f^

J^ ^, ill health PE 5^*Illegal mn^T^ ^M^^lU-natuied i^\ j^ '^, fjIllness ^^ J|Illuminate i}^ f^, ^^ 5Îll-use % fe. f^- iJfIllustrate ^ B^, E ^J. ia

Ill-will m ^ Îmago f^ f^, 7^ i^ AImagine ^, {{J, jÎmbecile '{H ||, M :/;Imitate ^ xi. fta tl

to imitat(! a pattern ^, fÎmmaterial PIJ ^ Îmmediately BP H^, ^ ^Îmmense gi :^. :ffi :Îmmerse g. ^ 7Îmmigiani ^^h ^ Îmmodest M jji|, ^^* g ^

an immodest woman ^^t 4Immoral ^ ^^ T^ IE BImmortal 7IC ^, ^ Îmmovable ^ ^. T ft S4Impart j^ (^ , B| Împartial T> iM^^ Împassable Tf, lb 3^ flÎmpatient^ ^- 'fT S- MImpeach ^, ^ Împenitent Z^ ^;II '|i| IPImperfect ^ ^, :?; ^ Împerial ^ ^ ^ fj^, ^X*

impeiial throne f| ftImpertinent ff jji*. ;^ ||^ ^Împlement ^ ll.lf 1'AImplicate^ 1, 3^ f,Implore ^ ^, fr Îmports A K


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INC C 63 1 IND

Importance f^ ^-, M. ôf no importniico /f ^ Împortant ^ ^, ^very important 5- M ^

Impose 1^ M> ^ ^^to impose upon ^ !|j|

Impossible ^ ;?; ^, T> ^tit is impossible tj^^ Pg ^

Impostor ^ ft ^ AImpress |0! ^ -jfe, >1, fPImprison K ^^ ^ ^

he is imprisonevi ^g :^ Împrobable H ^, >> Împroper ;][; ^, |IE ^j ^; ,gÎmprove fiK M it?- Jt SImprudent P^ # ^7 Împudent M j^, ;?; ^-jj ^.Impure?^, J. J^, ^ Împute If 1^, În ^, m,M^ A, ^, W

in order to J^ j^, ^ ftin the mind >|j pJjin order ^ ?Jc în life ^ ff in trutb ^;^he is not in 1g Pg ^^^ jtt

Incapable ;if5' t yfS tt,Incendiary -^ ^ f& M Încense #, Sifl Încessanl J^ ^, J^ Inch T^f"

IncideU ^ ^^ TfT, ^ |?[fIncite gt ^' M Înclination 5^, fp^, >C> ^ BIncline (g fe . ^ 3 33Înclose g t, -B MInclude^ ^ ^, ^ ^

not included /fi ^ S Încome A M


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INF [64] INS

Indiarubber jtg ^ !f ftIndians "^ ^ AIndicate^ jj;- ^' Hi, ^ ffiIndifferent /^ ^^. fSl MIndigested Tf, j^ itIndignant f^ 3. fg flIndigo mUUIndispensable î^ yf, 'i^. fl'.}IndispoM^d i ^ ^. UgIndistinct ^ RJl ^ :^ sIndividual A, -fi , ^. fi, #Indolent ft ^. 1|| 'jfIndorse ^ ^ -^ J&Induce 51 1^., t Îndulge^,!,. I^jf, fjSIndustrious ^ ^, Wi Înexcusable /f^ ^ |ft #Infamous M ^^ M Înfant ^ $?., # -?Infantry f^ ^, ip WÎnfect ^ ^, j^ Înfer ^^ ^, j^ -^gij. g^ Înferior -f^, i T- 'lÎnfernal ^ ^; p^, ^ BInfest n^, ^1 :^,f.Infidel ^.m^^^KInfinite ^ P^, ^ fiInfirm ^"^ ^""^-, ^ ||Inflame ^3,*X^ 'K^m

Inflict :8in,*D^- IS PInfluence %, ^\ ^. f^ Înform H ^, ^ ^. W^ %

to inform against -^ Î am informed ^ f]^ 4:0

Ingenious j^ J^. * :fi; iÎngratitude ^ 1. ^ Înhabitants ^ X^, ^4^ lib AInhale ^ Jg AInherit it f";, Ij], Înhuman ^fT A ^, J^ Îniquity T ^>Injure f^ ||, ^, ^, ^

very injurious^ ^ ^ ;Înjury 1^, ^. fi ^ :yInjustice T- ^ jI Înk 1, ij ;t:Inmate M f^ ii ^ AInmost T' ^- 4I iiInn'^,i:;jInner p^, ^ 0.Înnocent 4^ |p, ^ Înnumerable /(> Jj^ Înquest l||: HInquire ;Ki f^. ^, gInsane ^ $g. (^ fT.Inscription |^^ Ig, Însect A' ^ Însensible Z^ '-M '^^ %Insert î A, M


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INS [65] INV

rnside W M' ^ M> înside the door f^ ^

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for instance ^ Înstantly ^fj ^|JInstead ff;, ff ^

instead of studying ho goesto play 'iU^lMm^K

Instep B ^^' WInstigate ^ ^, ^ W.Instinct ^ it ^ 'tS, ii -Înstitute 1^ iL,i itInstruct 15;, fc f!lInstrument ^, Însufficient Ilg^ ^, ^ JInsult ^ J^, irfc MInsurance fi^ f^ ^ i^

insurance company ^ ^^ "^ insurance agent f^S^ It AInsure ^ ^. ft

Intellect f?^ J^, BJ ^ ^ Întelligent ^. BJ, ji Întemperance "^ ^, ^ J[Întend #, ^, gi^ ifjl "'

I do not know what youintend ;^ ^n f)'^ *& 5^

Intention M> M ^^^ M ît is not mv intention todo that î^^.mm^

Intense ^, ^, f^, Întercede fî^,fÛIntercourse -^t ^, ^ Înterest fij ,i fij Înteresting ^1 H) f@ tÎnterfere fe ;g. ^ t'Înterior /p '^, ^ i, ^ jÎnterpret il^ fj, ^l|. MInterpreter j||: ^ A< 'M Înterrupt PI ! tT ffInterval P^^ fl^ . fl^ ^ fn^ ^

a long interval !5^ glj XIntimate ;fa f^, î ig

intimate friend ^^HJ]/Înto K, ^, m- M' ^'Intoxicate |^ ff, ?@ ?Întroduce 51 M- 1 ^' Întrude ^ K, ^ AInvade 3B ^. -^ ^. ii^


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IVO [66] JIN

Invalid ^ ^ ^ fiÎnvaluable fft I^S M i Învent i^ it, ^ i^, M ifInvest 1 in, tr tÎnvestigate ^ ^, jI, ^ ^

|

Invisible -^ H^v^ ^ f''jInvite ^, 5i It' 3^1

lie invited me to dinner1g It ^ :t. A â card of invitation el ijifi

Invoice ^ HInvolve 3^ .^, T 'P' ^ ^SInward j^ ^,5^11116Îron ^ ^ ^ to ^to iron clothes J ^ Îrregular Z^ ^, '^ ^ Îrrigate J|| f^Jf, ff^ MIrritate jf^ i^. 1; ]S5' ^ Îs :g, #o 75- fi^, ^

is it so ? ff; [I{t Îsland ?^ S ? îIssue ^ ai' il. ffi' tt

to issue a warrant HJ Ît m, wl> i&, i

it rains ^ ]^give it to me ^ i^ ^

Italics ^ % Z Îtch H ^, Îtem 3^,, Îtself IP. g e., ife s e*Ivory Us 3^

Jacket ^ :j5^, lli, tf ^Jail ^ ^, ^MJailer ^ g A, nj ^ ^Jam m p- il MJanuary ^ IE -^Japan Tfi ^Japanese 7|S AJar^, il, H. ^ to 4911Jaw :g^ iC- 3f ^Jawbone ^ )^^%,M^Jealous ^ ,f ^ %

to became jealous ^^6Jehovah I|P fn ^Jelly B ii-' t^- ^ ^Jeopardy :^ ^- ^ HJerk i: Î' 3îi^ ffiJest Bi ^. Ji^ H- M f

I said so only in jest 1^Pt It ^ i^ Bi ^Jesus ^ ^

ask Jesus to save youisoul -^ m B i^ ^^

Jet Pt * ^ ^ ^Jews 5i i: AJewel 31, ^ ^Jeweller 1 ^ 3E ^ Jingle #, q|


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JUR [67] KER

Job ^ X, ^ X, - # Xwork by the job ^fiS: X

Join 3i, -& 1, Pft i,^^to join together ^ j^

Joint fU, # isJoke 1 1, m ^. ^'/J ^Jolly m it. E. itJostle ^, ^, ^f ^, ^Jot IS, " lA liS Tf^Journal ! ^f,, B ff;Journey |& ^, 1?& ^

to take a journey ^ ^Joy fi: If. -^ ^Joyful j[ji: :g:, 1: Judea f^ mJudge J^ '^ ^ to fij HJudgment ^ f[ i: î:day of judgment '^ îj

good judgment i^ 0^ ^Jug M mJuice j4*' WJuly :^ 4:: >gJump if^l; 111jump down M ^ ^

June ^ -f^ MJuni..r f,, ?p ^ ff^Junk ^ j!f^ 11 f^Jury m ^ ^

Just 5^ m. m nf. m JEjust alike JE JE ^ [uljust enough 'j^ ^ he hasjust gone ig fc 1^ i Tjust now ia 4, t ^just like P ^Djust arrived i JE Jijhe is a just man ^g ^^ 5i A

Ju.stice ^ ^, ^ MJustify ^, ^, :^ gitJuvenile >|; :^ 6'&. ]

KKeel 15 S Keen flj, |f^ jflj, |^, 1g[Keep^,^-f'Ji^mPa

keep back one -^ # f@keep still ^li,^ ffi^he keeps a shop j^ |^mmthis watch keeps goodtime m% U^^l^^he keeps his word ^g /^P ti. 1g m m

Keg HI f^ ffKernel ^. -jz. fc ^. fâ kerm I of rice ^ ^

Kefosine ttl^ fSfl ^ tK


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KNE [68] LAKKettle ^, ^, ^ ^Key n ^Kev-hole #: nKick ^.mm^Kid Oj "^ ffKidnap ^ ^, iS ^Kidney ^ ^, f^Kill ?l], #T 5E. giKiln ^, j^ 51 ^Kin|;i j^, ^1, ^^Kind H, ^ ^

I want some of each kind

Kindi^>t>, fi,^, ^^he is a very kind manIE ^. m M & ^ AKindle^ >X. fe 'Xkindle a fire ^ >/(

Kindlings ^ ^'^-, ^-t ,^Kindness j^ ^^^ :^. ,f, ^Kindred M S^, U MKing I, P :Kingdom ^, ^ PKinsman ^ A, '^ I^Kiss Ig W, il 1^Kitchen ^ ^Kite

J^J5^P Jt ^Kitten ,]. ^,',t ffKnead 1^ ?f . |[gKnee m IM ^

Kneel B M^ B JKnife 7J, - 'ii :;jKnit #|c ^Knob 3Fi J^, ^4 ^Kuock ^, ^0, i^knock at the door ^ ^Knot ^, ^ m, :^ ntie a knot fj ^Know ^-n, H^, IliI know it f^ ^ 5tdo you know how to Boit? ifr> t ^ ^Knowledge ^ f^, ^ ?^

Knuckle ^ ^ fjj

Label ^ i|rfi, tS ^ |gLabor I ^ to i^ X ^Laborer X ALace m 'M^^^mi^Lack tp, %, ^Lacker ^ }^Lad $H1 1l'^- ff . S ^Laden t it- tt HLadder ;^. ^ ^Lady ^ A, m A,^ %a young lady ^ {(|Lag ^ ^. ^ ^Lake jU


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LAT [69] LEA

51 14

Lamb m^f^>mLame gj^ ^Lament ^^ ^, || fjTiamp @I-nnd jijj, B to J: ^iandlordli, j^^,;;3^iLancet^ f^ >J, JJLane ^, ^, ^Language "g- |g, fgLanguid jjiip ^, il ^Lank ^ ^Lantern ^ ||Lap 3i ga t'> 5^Lard % ff|j, ^Large ;A;, JE, ^

a large number ^J ^Lark W M. lU ffifeULash fg, HLaat }^ >!, IK: ,i to^ A ^

last evening B^ Bjtat last Q ^, ^ ^how long will it last ?pT ia ffi # M P^

Lasting 1^^ ^,X^,X^Latch P^ ^Late ii, ^, ^, qse.

' he came late ^g ^ ^^j. j^Lately i 33^., * ^J. iS BLath ;1C K=, Tic 1. ^Lathe H ^ i m i5|e

Latitude 1^ ^, ;J^ ^Latter ^^^,'i^mLaudanum f| ^ i@Laugh ^

he laughed at me jg ^^ a loud laugh -^ ^Laughter H (If, ij ^ ^Launch 1^ ^^ -^Laundry ^ ^ tfLawfi^, mhmmLawful >& ?i, -^ ^Lawn ]^ \^Lawsuit f; %, "^ WiLawyer }j^ U

;, *CaxLay ]K T- jf ^ g

lay it down ^ -^ ^lay it away ^ jg |gto lay up IK: IK. l^

Layer ^Lazy ti 'If , fit ^Lead |&, H, |&, |& K^

a lead pencil j^Lead, to 51, 51 ^, ^Leaf ^t, ^League ^ 1^, fj^ , J^ ^Leak fi 7^:, it ^Lean ^ to ^ jg, ^, -(^Leap ^, HLeap-year |g ^


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LEM [70] LIBLearn ^, ^ ^ 72+ aLeather Jgj ^

Leave Hdgl], j^ ^, "^ Twhere did you leave it ?f^> M r^ Pi ft p^the steamer leaves to-morrow f@ *x M BJ

Leaven ^, ^ ^Left ^, my^ m

on the left ^ jthere is some left ^ Îj

Left-hai)ded ^ ^ ^^Legacy jg T -:^ HLI>

are you willing to takeless? i^.t U*P^

Lessen ^ '>, i^', fiLesson |^, ~ -^ ^, ^ ^Lest Jg. tfi, ^ i:Let ^ ^, ft, i^, IK, ^

let me do it ^ ^ f|j^let me see it # Ijlj ^let me in ;J^ ^ A.let that alone ^ fi)j ^to let JU '^

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LIM [71] LIV

Liberate ^ ^, % ]J^Liberty ^ ^. U i.Library 1, # ^Lice ^License ft fj, ){

tc get a license ^ ^Lick ?J5, DjfcLie ^ = , H ::^ 1$, IK, gH

to lie down Wi M^ ^ 'MLife ^ #Liquor

7K. fi", S^. ^Liquorice "y* ]^List @ ^, it @

a list of n;imes ^ @Listen U n, S E-. ^

he does not listen to meIS ffg E ^ ^Literally JE El, M ^ M

Little >J,, H, IH *]a little while >^ H^, ^I ^a little hitrher rej ^^

Live :^ {, ^ ^where do you live f Hl^ ^m ^ ^he lives alone ig ^ J^Livelong day f^Lively ft ffi, "01 ^


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LOO [72] LUM

Liver ffLivingLizard ifjt, in *SLol If, ^Load S iP, ii to ^ il

a heavy load ff ^^ ^the gun is loaded f@ j^it A T >JJ> ^Loiter @ 3^. A ^London ^ ^ /p, J^Lonely ^ ^, ^-^ flJILong :^, ^, ^, i A

a long way ^ jigwait a few days longer

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he looks ill 1g if fn #1to look for ^ what nicyou looVing at? ^Bfi-Hif

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to lose time ^ fl^ i^Loss ^ :!, ^ 5^, iff *you must make good theloss ^. ,iJ ^ Ig 5i

Lost ^ 7, ^ i, C ^he has lost his case ^g

H T t ^Lot ii^ 5i, ^, 1 a - S jtLottery ^ ^ f,, ^ ^Loud :h Uy '^i m.Lounge ^ ^, P^l ii, ^ ^Louse iL, M. ilLove ^, ^ jt ifLovely pQ" ^ 6^Low ^, ^, liLLowly ^^,^11Lucky ^, ^, fij TiT

a lucky aflPair " ^Lug ift, ^Luggage fr ^Lull ^ ,i. ! ^ ^Lumber i^t ;t^- >J> Tfc 1^Lump ^ ffl


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MAI [73] MAN

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MAS [74] MEA

Mansion 1^, f^ ^, i^MMantel >X M ^Mantle 3g ^, ^ {iManufactor ^ 5^. i^, MManure ^, ^ to ^. iMany ^. J^, If, ^

not many ^^ pjj, 4|^ â great many ftf- %how many men are thereJêre? W^^M%. % AMap iili gi @

^lar ; ^, ff JlMarble 1^:^^^:^March i^ H >f^ , ^ '^ frMarc ,^ H, :jt .1Margin ^^,^01Marine % ^, 7JC DiliMarkta î, a to ^T^-j,?Market TJT, #], @, if

good mai-kot ^f f^^ ffMarriage # $0. i| ^Marry ^, ^^, ^{^^ ^Marsh iil; i|. ?f piMartyr ^ ^ f- Jl ^ AMarvel lli ^. # ^ ,V ^Mash |g^ 'î ^ ^JiMask -^ 1^ .^' "^ li ^Mason J[^ 7^ ei5 (fMass @, a J^Mast ^, )lfS ^

Master":^ ^. A, ^ ^Mat ^, 11

^' UMatch Ê ^, j:t MMatches >^ ^Mate:plc^^,îlf^.^mfSMaterials ;^ fij-, !f^ ifil-Matter >^ % ^ ^. m

no matter Pg 3t- Ug^ # T=what is the matter P fpj i^Pf^ what is the matterwith him ?/jgYf fpj ^BS

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Mayor /f ^Me ^Meadow iiî Jill, I^: ^Meal g, S, tMeans ^,,7 1, + ^

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Means ij i^' "k ^by no mear.s 3fe ^' ^ ^by all means ^ ^

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ber of a society '^ 'j^Memory fU '^-, |E Z^

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he might have gone yes-terday Bfe D 1g W J[^ *

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MOU [77] MUSMonument Jg" ^ ^- ^ ^?Moon^, Ji j^Mop ^ ilk ^,Ji JIBMoral ^, fg, ^More ^^, ^ (1^, m

give a little more ^ f\(} j^have you any more ? "^

% ^ BS more thanenough ^ M "^ ^,Moreover ^ ., M ^Morning jp, |g, ^

good moring jp. jêvery morning ^ i|gearly in the morninrg^ m w-Morsel 1^, ^1]

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NAR [78] NEIMust gj, *iJ ^, -B. Smust not ^ ^, ^ W ^Mustard ^ -^, -^ ^Muster g f/jf- ^ iP, ^ ^Mute , -Ji ^Mutiny ic iiii, :& T II ^Mutton :3^ [^

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store ? ft, M P-^ -tl ^ ^Namely BP Ij^Nap li - lUTl [13, 3^Napkin -^ ff- ^ it)Narrate^- Ji. g|^^, If g^Narrow J^ ^^

Nation ^. #15national affairs ^ ^ ^Native :2[i ilk> * native country ^ ^

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Neat ^ ^, It ^Necessary d^> ^, W MNecessity ^ ^ B ^ ^Neck Ig ^Need ^, mW:> ^'^

need not fear ^ |B fQNeedle f^-, H |f

to thread a needle ^ ffNeedless l!* ffl. *| JtNeedy ^ ^\ ^ ^Negative ?^, /^, Neglect iSl ^. ^ ^, .^, ^fjNegro H ANeigh II Hlf


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NOW [80] OBSNorth Ht

the north pole J|fc ^Nose ^, ^ IfNostril |\ JLNot7.,M, ^f^. I^, ^, *Notable # t. i'r ^ ^0Notch f!) p.^ nNotcfe^, ^ ^ to ta^Noted # ^, -t ^Nothing %'\j),'^ ^

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Notice ^ ^, ^ {, ^'"

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he swore a false oath ^gIf ilS #

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obtained his wisli Ôccasion ||t,lf ^^ ^ m rtI offered to help him ^'te m ^5 ig

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put it on the table ^ ^^ !S Once - 7^, ~ E. ^ #I have been ODce ^ 3j5

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one after anotlicr 3^ ^ - one's-self ffe I^ g.Onion ^, M MOnly ^, P,, IR, :f i^

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a convenient opportunityM B^ ^ #Oppose ^ f, ^ ^, Ôpposite i;|- , 4a R, 4a ^t

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the other day J: Qthe other.- it |S|. gl| A

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ought not ^ pI, ^ ^how ought it to be ?S t MA #Ounce Ôur n it m ^ n 65Ourselves ^ Jill g dOut ^h, ffi

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cover it over tiJ 'ft 15over ten + -i^ ^to go over i ^

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Papa 55 t' ^ ^Paper if^Parable ^ ^fl, J:t;, :^Paradise m MJi '^Parallel Zji f7 ||Paralysis ^ 'M- ^ 1^Parasol ig.. >] ilParcel ^. >]> H ^' ^Parch ^. t^ ^, 1^ ^Pardon gr, g; ^

I beg your pardon |^ ^Pare îj ^

pare off the skin ^ f^Parent "9^ ^, ^ MlPark 1, g 1Parlor ^ fi, '^ ^Parrot jf, ^. S| 21Parsnip ,ijj ^ ^Parliament M ^ "^ :k '^Part ^, 35. m to ^ ^n

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a board })artition '^l i|i|Partly ;f fi^. 4? 5>


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PAT [85 J PEA

Partner j^ |B >^ ft', ^ APartnership '^ f^ ^ ^Partridge ^ i|Party m M> $K. # HPass M *' fr 3l, I?& 1

let it pass % 1% (?]let me pass ^ f^ 3^please pass me tlie breadmifr^ m m n "f- nto pass by i, i^ i^pass a law ^^ ^j

Passage ^, ^, f^to take passage ^ J|S

Passenger ^ ^Passion -ft ^, ^, 5;J ^Passover j?^ j^ f^Passport 115^ -^, ^, # HPast ^ T/ik 'S, l!t a

it is past the time 31^ 1^Paste ^ ISJ to fi, f^. fl^Paste-board f! |J|, |i || ;J^Pastor 45;, ^J^ ^Pastry ^ ^, S^ ,^^Pao-ure ^ W> ^k ^Pat ffi, ^j., gi, ^Patch ^ ig, n irPatent ^It 7^ M M> ^ MPath >J> K. ^do not walk in the pathsof sin | pj- fT- g|J 3-,

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Payment 'M M ^ ^^ ^Peace qi ^, fn ^> ic 3[^-

to make peace ^ ^^Peach mmi^Peacock JL ^^Peak 1^, ^Pear ^ ^Pearl 3^ 3^Peas ^ M.> ^W a.Peasant ^-f ^, 1^ *


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PER [86] PER

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a lead pencil |g> ^Pendulum |_| ||^Penetrate ^ A M APenitent 'fi| |p ^ APenknife )J> 7J, JJ ff-Penmanship ^ ^, ^ f^Penny ^ |f , ^ ^ ^ Ji^Pension FS^ ''^, 3^ ^Penurious ! f^People A J^, "5 $1, APepper ^ ^^Po])permint ^ ^Per ^ ^, ^^

per bearer ^ ^J Aper steame- f^ 'A "Ift 2j5

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Perdition (JC rl&- St tPerfect ^ ^, ^ ^, + ^

perfectly sincere Ij^ |gjPerform fj, jg^, :^Perfume fs f= ^Perhaps ^ ^^ ^ >gjPeril B^, t B^Period Hl.feB'IS- ^'1Perish mC^U^^ nt ijPerjury ?f jg t^, ^ Permanent 11 :X. ^ T> SfcPermission A fw. :fc ?{lwho gave you permision ?Permit ^ Tf, i1^, it] f-^Perpendicular ^ |i[, ife jgPerpetual -jf , ^, %Perplex f gl, l mPersecute ^ JQ,, ^ ^ ^Persevere 'Jf i^\, jfjj;) :J^Persimmon fip, |j^Persist dli-f/ii. E ^Person A. :^. ftto go in person %[ J^ ^Personal :$. ^ (]^

personal property ^ ^Perspire it! ff . fifc ff


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PIG [87] PIT

Persuade Wi M> M WlPertain ^ f/^. || f,Perverse ^ M' H f^Pestilence 5^ ^J^r-2t ^ f?5 ri^ ^ ^ fi^Petition ^l{l,^, ^^, S -TPettifogger # >] ^ gifiPettyJf.B,J.,l,^^;,i^HPew Jiii # ^ ^ g! :^ ^Pewter |& j^ # il 6^Pheasant llj H, If f^Philosophy t4 Jl i: jpPhlegm ^, ^ ^Photograph ^ (l^ 4SPhrase ^ ^ |^ f^Physician ^ ^Piano j^ ^Pick up t& jg out it ^

to pick fruit ^^ HPicket ;^, H ^-Pickle g^ HPick-pocket Ji, ^ ^Pi:nic ^ ^, |5|^ ^ APicture ^, Ipa ^Pie Sr.

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