A choice jewel for children, or, A firm and easie foundation laid for reading of the sacred scriptures; with the shorter catechism (appointed by the General Assembly) in syllables, whereby such may attain to true spelling, and the ready reading of the catechism, and scripture, or any Latine or English book, comprehended in few lessons, never extant before. / by James Porterfield ...

Author: Porterfield, James.1694

[Page] [Page] A Choice Jewel FOR CHILDREN, OR, A Firm and Easie Foundation, laid for Reading of the Sacred Scriptures; With the Shorter Catechism (appointed by the General Assembly) in Syllables, whereby such may attain to true Spelling, and the ready Reading of the Catechism, and Scripture, or any Latine or English Book, comprehended in few Lessons, never extant before.

By James Porterfield School-Master in the City of Edinburgh.

EDINBURGH, Printed by John Reid, at his Printing-House in Bell's Wynd, 1694.

[Page]

ADVERTISEMENT,

THere may be some Teachers, who readily may not take up the following Method and Art of Teaching of Children to Read. The Author is willing to impart the same to the Ingenious Instructer, and when he understands that he may be able by this Plot to teach three Scholars for one he taught before, he will make it his Work to attain to the true Pronounciation of the Alphabets, the diverse kinds of Consonants, Dipthongs, and Fractions of Syllables, Yea, and heartily thank his Countrey-Man, and very humble Servant,

James Porterfield.

The first Lesson.

The English Alphabets.

A B C D E F G H I I K L M N O

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o

P Q R S S T U U W X Y Z &.

p q r r s s t u v w x y z &.

The Italian Alphabets.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p

Qu R S S T U V W X Y Z &.

qu r s s t u v w x y z &.

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The Roman Alphabets.

in Order.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M

a b c d e f g h i j k l m

N O P Qu R S S T U V W X Y Z &.

n o p qu r s s t u v w x y z &.

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p qu r s s t u v w x y z &.

Out of Order.

M U Z F L O S T P E C I W V R H D B G Qu J N K A Y X &

b m d c u y s g e w x t s o n a h l p f j v r i z & k qu

a e i o u y

l s f b d k h p q u j g x n m t z w s c r & v.

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Second Lesson.

By my je pu ro nu ju le dy fo he Ca ca ru Pa qui ly do de De ty ne we no ja no fu ma wi su bi La Ho que cu re da wa Re di co za be bo Co me so ti Me Ga fe na zi po te pe sa mo Mo Sa pi go si bu Be ba fi ha jo to de mi fy pa ta ri hi ze ra du Fa Hu by ry lo ni tu se ny na wo py li zo ye yet geth gin give Give gift pu vi ga mu Su za hi jo Du Pi me vy ho.

Third Lesson. Double and Triple Prepositions.

Bl Br Cl Cr Dr Dw Fl Fr Gl Gr Pl Pr Tr Tw Sw Kn.

[Page 5] bl br cl cr dr dw fl fr gl gr kn pl pr sw sn sm tr tw wr sl sc sk.

Th Sh St Ch Wh Chr Ph.

th sh st ch wh chr ph. scr scr str thr.

Fourth Lesson.

Dipthongs and Tripthongs, with Exceptions and Syllables.

Au Ow Ea au ow ai ei ee oo oi ea aw A ow ew ey ay oy ce ci cy gu ge gi gy ch [...] pha al all ur us us ust en em el er es ess nes ex Ex en ent ment on con om com Con Con ti on tion sion tius cial spe ces ter oint

Bea
bea
Bloo
bou
bow
brea
Brea
brou
cau
ceiv
crea
cree
dau
day
days
dea
dee
dow
draw
eal
ear
Ear
eat
eem
een
ees
eve
fai
Fai
fee
flo
fou
free
gai
goo
gro
hea
Hea
how
hou
How
jea
joy
kno
[Page 6] law
Law
lay
lea
mai
may
mea
mee
nea
new
New
own
out
our
Our
pai
pea
plea
ploy
prea
prai
pray
rea
sai
say
sea
Sea
see
shou
sou
Soul
spee
steal
strai
stroi
tain
tau
tea
thee
thei
they
their
thou
three
throu
tree
tween
way
wea
week
wou
vai
vea
vow
zea

Proof.

Neighbours daily break Faith Heaven shewed good taught preach because give appointed know bearing honour injurious Earth obey feed week steal law zeal day Give begininng excercises special notice grace mercy religious generation Virgin image Church Law bound yet original ea images guilt fell they righteous prophaning righteousness charitable benefits envying be tween known several executeth requireth female receive con Redem which Prophet desire Decrees reverent contentment Exaltation Pontius to deliver Christ intercession to [Page 7] gether Justification Competent Jesus them Salvation Relations Conclusion Condition gift all whereby the The All either Aegypt.

Proof of Neighbours.

Exaltation Virgin Righteousness day Re Decrees requireth between whereby steal charitable Neighbours benefits the taught exercises generation Salvation All together them appointed righteous Contentment condition special yet Justification Pontius injurious they guilt intercession prophaning Earth female competent religious known beginning preach Church notice envying obey honour The Christ Images all fell Redemption Conclusion mercy which week because Faith Law deliver grace reverent daily Jesus relations either know receive give image Heaven Prophet give good desire bearing zeal several shewed break bound executeth Original feed all Law fell to.

Bear
bear
Blood
bow
bound
break
Bread
brought
ceive
day
days
dead
death
deed
draw
eat
earth
Earth
eight
faith
[Page 8] Faith
feed
flow
free
gain
good
growth
guilt
how
house
head
heart
hearts
heard
joy
keep
know
known
low
law
lead
lay
may
maid
means
meer
near
New
Our
out
own
pain
pains
peace
pray
praise
Read
Saints
say
Sea
seal
seeth
should
soul
Souls
taught
teach
thee
Thee
they
their
thou
Thou
thought
thoughts
three
through
tree
way
wealth
week
would
vain
veal
zeal

Lesson V.

Single Syllables in Order.

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Out of order.

Am it ist al ar el il en ag ul in of ap ab ast ex ax uch ox ol at ot ut im oc ec ud ip eb ig ix op er ur om or ad ov ost is um oss up un if ef af ust ac as ed ub est us eg ush ug ib av ust id on em ev od ep et og as ic of ess am esh.

The Proof.

Supper life made week God fell submit graves forbiddeth offices had much Ghost prophaning from revealed aggravations unchast imploy Judgement which keeping would perfect number his word pardon example sum applyeth Cross holiness selves love sake were teacheth us visible will is an act of Gods effectual suffer lawful procuring after Adoption other worship glory obedience full curse furthering form Sabbath priviledges of estate sin esh was want but to accepteth him act renewed and challenging assurance washing reverence justice lest upon with pluck not Truth lost acquitted chastisty ward so both hastened grace crucified praise bearing contained ea confidence Redeemer support acknowledge endeavour speech renewed stuck.

Of Prepositions, Terminations, and Syllables proper to this Lesson.

[Page 10] ard art able assu gage ange Ange ance par chal ank trans tent rent rence gent erve per ectu dence gence hen elf elve glec pre gres.

ink ince ind dis Dis irst sti cri sist prin.

old Old ort ord orn orks orld once por pro con com tion sion uch urse clu por urn.

The proof of Supper Life.

Application prophaning revealed much signifie affections week aggravations his hastened crucified renewed leg sir Grace God unchast ment Redeemer challenging enjoy conscience Gods lest effectual flesh sinfulness required suffer justice perfect of and forbiddeth priviledges want selves Cross offices accepteth Ghost imploy according punishment was teacheth en Adoption acquitted love were fell full both had number him lawfull made with Glory graves applyeth judgement sum contained worship pardon word doctrine visible the obedience holiness support confidence just example form will life lost at over reverence other assurance washing outward of supper curse endeavour knowledge submit truth Sabbath estate upon but after furthering [Page 11] grieving from not dog follow lip suddenly chief gnash pluck bush wish.

Lesson VI. Double and Triple Prepositions, and like-wayes a Proof of the Third Lesson.

Bl Br Cl Cr Dr Dw Fl Fr Gl Gr Pl Pr Kn Sw Sm Sn Sl Sc Sk Tr Tw.

bl br cl cr dr dw fl fr gl gr kn pl pr sm sn sl sc sk sw tr tw.

Shr Scr Str Thr Spl Pht Chr Spr.

shr scr str thr spl phr chr spr.

Embrace bring blessed Bread Blood Sacrament Decrees Cross conclusion draw drink from flow From fruit glorifie graves knowledge prejudicial pleasure instituted perswade ascribing substance strength attributes wrath Scriptures Providence transgression through stranger spirit promise slave Catechism snare smoke scorn skill shrine shrank split spring Phrygia smell.

Lesson VII.

Short Terminations.

ct ble ince dge lf lve inct ird ind nk nt mp rd rds rk rks rn rve rch rt rse rst rld rst.

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The Proof.

Covenant able first support world Ordinances word words Petition since Repentance selves Commandment works confidence third himself curse tempted encouragement mind outward concerning drink judge serve strength diligent distinct Ch Church discontentment commonly mankind Disciples minds self heart effectual.

Lesson VIII. Long Terminations, and Proof.

Whole practise taketh these sake promise dispose likeness perswade inordinate attributes Baptised encouragement while purchased communicateth examine female Scriptures Creatures engagement partake embrace private Name time infinite preface Estate Life divine instituted pure & intire frame purpose more one desire made lives alone Pilate gates pleasure rule hate Wife are like wine.

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Lesson IX. The Monosyllables of the CATECHISM.

Be
bid
born
both
bring
but
by

Chief
Christ
Christs
Church
come
comes
Cross
curse

Debt
debt
debts
did
die
do
done
doth
drink
due

Face
fall
false
far
fell
fifth
first
flesh
for
For
form
forth
frame
from
fruit
full

Gate
gates
Ghost
gift
give
Give
GOD
Gods
Grace
grace
graves
grief
guilt

Had
hand
hate
hath
have
he
He
hell
Hell
help
her
him
his
hold

If
in
ink
is
it
judge

Kept
King
kill

Last
[Page 14] left
lest
life
Life
live
lives
long
LORD
Lords
lose
lost
love

Made
make
male
Man
Mans
me
Me
Men
mind
minds
more
most
much
must
my
My

Name
name
names
Ninth
no
No
nor
not

Of
or
once
one
old
Old
Ox

Pass
Priest
pure
quick

Rest
right
rule
Rule

Sake
self
selves
set
serve
shall
shalt
sight
sign
signs
sin
sins
Sins
since
six
sixth
so
son
Sons
some
Some
space
spake
still
strength
such
sum

Take
take
ten
Ten
than
that
That
the
there
There
them
then
thence
these
These
thine
thing
things
Third
this
those
thy
till
time
times
to
true
truth
truths
trust
turn
Two

Walk
want
was
we
We
were
what
[Page 15] when
which
Which
who
whole
whom
wife
Wife
wilI
Wills
Wine
wise
womb
word
Words
world
WorId
work
Works
wrath
write
wrote
up
us
use
ye
yet
you
your
youth

Lesson X. DIPTHONGS.

Bear
bear
Bread
break
dead
death
eat
earth
head
heard
heart
hearts
lead
leave
means
near
peace
read
Read
Sea
seal
speak
steal
teach
wealth
years
zeal

ou.

bound
brought
found
fourth
house
House
our
Our
out
should
soul
Souls
thought
thoughts
through
would
wrought

ow.

Bow
down
flow
grow
growth
how
know
known
low
own
thou
Thou
though

aw.

Draw
law
Law

oo.

Blood
foot
good
look
school

ai.

Faith
faith
Maid
pain
[Page 16] pains
praise
Saints
vain

ay.

Day
Days
lay
may
pray

ei. ey.

Eighth
eighth
their
they
joy

ew.

ee.

Deed
deeds
feed
free
greet
keep
meer
seed
seeth
speed
speech
thee
Thee
three
tree
week
Week

taught

Lesson XI. The Dissyllables of the CATECHISM.

A-ble
a-ble
a-bove
A-dam
A-dams
af-ter
A-men
a-lone
An-gel
An-gels
a-ny
ap-ply
a-rose
at-tend

Bap-tism
be-came
be-come
be-fore
be-gin
be-ing
be-lieve
bid-deth
bles-sed
bles-sing
bo-dy
bo-dies
bon-dage
build-ing

Cal-led
cal-ling
care-less
car-nal
cat-tel
Chil-dren
com-ing
Com-fort
com-mit
com-mon
con-fess
con-sist
con-sists
co-vet
cre-ate
cur-sed

Debt-or
Debt-ors
de-serve
de-sire
[Page 17] de-sires
di-rect
dis-cern
dis-tinct
dis-pose
Di-vine
Doc-trine
do-ing
du-ty
du-ties
dwel-leth

Ae-gypt
el-der
E-lect
e-lect
em-brace
en-ter
en-tred
e-qual
E-quals
e-scape
e-state
e-ven
e-ver
ex-cept

Fa-ther
Fa-thers
fe-male
for-give

Giv-en
giv-eth
giv-ing
glo-rie
Glo-ry
Go-spel
gra-ven
griev-ing
guilt-less

Ha-ving
ha-tred
him-self
hin-der
ho-ly
Ho-ly

I. J.

Je-sus
i-mage
In-fants
in-tire
in-to
ju:stice
judg:ment

K. L.

King:dom
like:ness
liv:ing

Ma:ker
ma:keth
making
man:kind
man:ner
ma:ny
Ma:ry
mem:bers
mer:cy
mer:cies
mo:ther

Na:ture
na:tures
no:thing
no:tice
num:ber

Of:fer
of:fice
on:ly
o:ther
o:thers
o:ven

Pa:per
Pa:rent
Pa:rents
par:don
par:take
per:fect
pe:rish
per:son
per:sons
per:swade
Pi:late
pla:ces
prac:tise
pre:face
pre:serve
pri:vate
pro:fess
pro:mise
[Page 18] Pro:phet
pub:lict
pur:pose

ra:ther
re:quire
re:quires
rest:ed
rest:ing
re:ward
ru:ling

Sab:bath
sa:tans
sa:ving
Scrip;ture
Scrip:tures
se:cond
ser:vant
se:ven
se:venth
sin:ful
sin:ned
sin:ner
sin:ners
sin:ning
sis:ter
Sisters
sit:teth
sit:ting
spend:ing
spi:rit
stran:ger
sub:mit
sub:stance
suf:fer
sup:per
sup:port

ta:ken
ta:keth
ta:king
temp:ted
tend:eth
thank:ful
there:by
there:fore
there:in
Ti:tles
to:ward

Un:chast
un:der
un:to
up:on

Walk-king
wash:ing
wa:ter
where:by
where:in
where:fore
wil:ling
Wis:dom
wit:ness
with:in
work:ing
world:ly
wor:ship
wor:thy

Ver:tue
ver:tue
ves:sel
ve:ry
Vir:gin

Lesson XII. DIPTHONGS.

ai.

A:gain
a:gainst
dai:ly
hai:nous
rai:sed

ei.

ei:ther
re:ceive

a:way
pray:er
[Page 19] Pray:ers
say:ing

ea. au

O:bey
be:cause
Daugh:ter

aw. oy.

Law:ful
law:ful
en:joy

ee.

be:tween
De:crees
free:dom
free:ly
keep [...]ng
pro:ceed
week:ly

ew. oo

shewed:
shew:ing
good:ness

ou.

a:bout
Coun:sel
ho:nour
Ho:nour
know:ledg
la:bour
neigh:bour
Neigh:bours
out:ward
Pow:er
thou:sand
thou:sands
with:out

ea.

bear:ing
be:neath
break:ers
crea:tures
Creatures
eat:ing
God:head
great:ly
Hea:ven
in:crease
jea:lous
plea:sure
preach:ing
rea:dy
re:al
Rea:sons
re:veal
sea:led
sea:ling

Lesson XIII. Three STLLABLES.

A:bi:deth
a:bu:sing
ac:cep:teth
ac:quit:ted
ac:tions
ac:tu:al
ad:van:ced
Al:migh:ty
an:nex:ed
a:no:ther
An:ti:christ
ap:ply:ed
as:cend:ed
as:cend:ing
as:cri:bing
As:sem:bly
at:tri:butes

[Page 20]Bap:ti:zed
bap:ti:zing
Be:lie:vers
be:ne:fits
bu:ri:ed

Ca:te:chism
Ca:tho:lick
chal:len:ging
cha:sti:ty
Com-mand—
Com-mand—
com:mon:ly
com:pe:tent
con;cer:ning
con:que:ring
con:sci:ence
con:sist:ing
con:tent:ment
continue
con:vert:ing
con:vin:cing
cor:po:ral
cre:a:ted
cre:a:ting

De:fend:ing
de:li:ver
de:ny:ing
de:scend:ed
de:scend:ing
de:serv:eth
diligence
diligent
Dis:ci:ple
Dis:ci:ples

E:lec:ted
e:lec:ted
e:na:ble
e:na:bled
e:ne:my
e:ne:mies
en:ga:ged
en:gage:ment
en:vy:ing
e:qual:ly
e:ter:nal
e:ve:rie
E:ve:ry
ex:a:mine
ex:am:ple
ex:e:cute
ex.er:cise
ex:pres:ly

for:bid:den
for:bid:deth
for:bid:ding
for:give:ness
fur:the:ring

Ge:ne:ral
glo:ri:fie
go:ver:ning

Ha:ste:ned
ho:li:ness

I:dle:ness
I:ma:ges
im:pu:ted
infinite
in:graf:ting

Ly:a:ble
Loy:al:ty

[Page 21]Man:ser:vant
miserie
miseries
mo:tions

Ne:glec:ting

Ob:serv:ing
of:fer:ed
of:fer:ing
of:fi:ces
o:pen:ly
or:di:nance
Or:di:nance

Par:don:eth
Par:ta:kers
par:ta:king
per:fect:ly
per:for:mance
per:for:ming
Pon:tius
pre:serv:ing
pro:cu:ring
pro:mo:ting
pro:pha:ning
pro-vi-dence
pro-vi-ding
punishment
pur-cha-sed

Re-con-cile
re-pent-ance
Re-pent-ance
re-qui-red
re-qui-reth
re-ve-rence
re-ve-rent
Sa-cra-ment
Sa-cra-ments
sa-cri-fice
sa-tis-fie
sensible
se-ven-ty
se-ve-ral
sig-ni-fie
sin-ful-ness
spe-cial
sub-du-ing
suf-fer-ed
sum-mar-ly
Tes-ta-ment
there-un-to
to-geth-er
trans-gres-seth
where-u [...]to
wor-ship-ping
wor-thi-ly
u-ni-ted
u-ni-ting
un-just-ly
visible
visiting

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Lesson XIV. DIPTHONGS.

Ac-knowledge-
al-low-ing
ap-pointment
ap-point-ed
con-cei-ved
con-tain-ed
de-stroy-ed
dis-plea-sed
em-ploy-ment
en-dea-vour
en-dea-vours
en-joy-ing
re-joy-ced
hal-low-ed
Hal-low-ed
main-tain-ing
nou-rish-ment
pow:er:ful
de:cei:ver
De:cei:vers
Re:ceiv:ers
re:cei:ving
re:deem:ed
Re:deem:er
re.deem.ing
re:new:ed
re:new:ing
re.new.eth
re:strain:ing
re:vea:led
re:vea:ling
righ:te:ous
ru.i.nous

Lesson XV. Words of four Syllables.

Ac:com:pa:ny
ac:com:pa:ny
ac:cor:ding.ly
administer
administred
A:dop:tion
A:dul:te:ry
af:fec:tion
af:fec:tions
a:gree:a:ble
be:ha:vi:our

Ca:pa:ci:ty
com.mu.ni.on
Con.clu.sion
con.dition
con:fes:sion
[Page 23] con.for.mi.ty
continual
continued
continueth
cor.rup.tion
cre:a:tion
cru:ci:fi:ed

Dis:con:tent
di.rec:tion
di.rec.to.ry
do.mi.ni.on
foun.da.tion

E. F, G.

Ef:fec.tu.al
ef,fec.tu,al
en.cou.ra.ged
encouragement
e.qual.ly
e.ter,ni.ty
e.ver.last.ing
e.xe.cu:teth
ex,er,ci,ses
fore.or.dain.ed
glo-ri.fy.ing

I, N. O.

In,fe,ri-ors
i,ni,qui-tie
i.ni,qui,ties
in.ju,ri,ous
in,light▪ning
in.or,di,nate
in,sti,tu.ted
ne,ces-si,ty
O,mis,sion
or,di,nan,ces
or,di,na,ry
original

Per,se.ve.rance
Pet [...]tion
Petitions
Po.ste.ri.ty
prin.ci.pa-lity
priviledges
pro.pri.e.tie
pro,spe.ri.ty

Rea.so.na,ble
rea,so.na.ble
Re.demp.tion
re.la.tion
re.la.tions
religious
re▪pre▪sent▪ed
righ.te.ousness

Sal.va.tion
sanc▪ti,fi,ed
so,ve▪raigni.ty
spe,cial,ly
Spi,ri,tu,al
Su,pe:ri▪ors

T. W.

Temp.ta▪tion
temp▪ta.tions
trans▪gres:sion
transgressions
unchangeable
un,der,go,ing
understanding
un,wor:thi,ly
what.so.e▪ver
who,so,e,ver

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Lesson XVI. Words of five Syllables.

Ag:gra:va:tion
ag:gra:va:tions
ap:pli:ca:tion

Com:mu:ni:ca:teth

Ef:fec:tu:al:ly
e:spe:cial:ly
Ex?al:ta:tion

Ge:ne:ra:tion

Hu:mi:li:a:tion

Im:me:di:ate:ly
in:ter:ces:sion
Ju:sti:fi:ca:tion

Prejudicial
pre.pa.ra.tion
pre.ser.va.tion

Re.sur.rec.tion
re.cre.a.tions

Sanc.ti.fi.ca.tion

Un.ne.ces.sa.ry
un.change.a▪ble.ness
un.de.ser.ved.ly
un.sanc.ti.fi.ed

[Page]

The Monosyllables of the New TESTAMENT.

Lesson XVII. MATTHEW.

Add
add
age
alms
apt
ark
arm
arms
asps

babe
babes
back
backs
bad
bake
bag
bags
bald
band
bank
bare
barn
barns
bed
beg
bide
bill
bind
bird
birds
birth
bit
bits
bite
black
blame
blaze
bless
blind
block
blot
blots
bold
bond
bonds
bone
bones
box
brake
branch
brass
bride
briers
bright
brim
broke
bud
buds
built
bull
bulls
burn
burnt
burst
bush
buy

cage
calf
calm
calves
came
camp
can
canst
care
cares
case
cast
cave
catch
chaff
change
charge
child
chose
clerk
clerks
MARKclimb
cloke
close
cloth
cock
cold
colt
comb
cords
corn
corps
craft
crave
crime
crimes
cry
crumb
crumbs
cup
cups
cure
cures

dare
dart
darts
dash
den
dens
depth
didst
dig
dim
dine
dip
dipt
dog
dogs
dove
doves
drank
drave
dress
drive
drop
drops
dross
drove
dry
due
dues
dumb
dung
durst
dust
dwell
dwelt

Edge
egg
eggs
else

Fade
fame
fan
farm
fast
fat
fed
felt
figs
fight
fill
filth
find
fine
fire
firm
fish
fit
five
flame
flax
fled
flight
flock
flocks
flux
foe
foes
fold
folds
folk
force
fox
frank
fresh
frog
frogs

Gall
garb
gave
get
gird
girt
glad
glass
gnat
gnash
gold
gone
grant
grape
grapes
grass
grasp
grind
gross
grudge
guard
guess
guest
guide
guile

Half
halt
hands
hate
LUKEhang
hard
harm
harp
harps
hedge
held
helm
hem
hen
herbs
herd
herds
hid
hide
high
hill
hing
hold
hole
holes
home
hope
horn
Host
horse
hurt
husks
hymn

Inn
jot
Isle
just

Ketch
kids
kick
kin
kind
kiss
knit
knock

Lack
lake
lad
lade
lamb
lame
lamp
lamps
lane
lanes
lanch
large
led
legs
length
let
lick
lie
like
light
lip
lips
list
lock
locks
lodge
loft
lot
lots
lump
lust
lusts

Met
midst
mild
mile
miles
milk
mill
mine
mint
mire
mirhe
mirth
mist
mite
mites
moth
move

neck
necks
nest
nests
net
nets
next
nigh
night
nights
north
nose
note

Oft
oft
One
ones

Palm
palms
pale
paps
part
parts
path
paths
pence
pine
pipe
JOHNpipes
pit
pitch
plague
plate
pluck
pomp
porch
pots
press
prise
pricks
pride
prince
print
prise
prize
Psalms
purge
purse
put

Quake
Queen
quench

Rag
rags
rage
ran
rank
ranks
red
rent
rib
ribs
rich
rob
robe
robes
rock
rocks
ropes
rub
rude
rue
run
rust

Sad
safe
salt
sate
save
scald
scales
scalp
schism
scorn
scribe
scribes
scrip
scull
sell
send
sent
set
shade
shake
shame
shape
share
shave
she
shed
ship
shine
shod
shoes
shone
shore
shorn
short
shrine
shrines
shun
shut
side
sift
silk
sing
sink
sir
sirs
sit
skill
skin
skip
sky
slack
slave
slaves
slide
slight
slip
small
smart
smell
smite
smoke
smote
snare
snares
soft
sold
sop
sore
sores
sort
spate
spare
spend
spent
spill
spilt
ACTSspin
spit
spite
spoke
spot
spots
sport
sprang
spring
sprung
spunge
square
staff
stall
stals
stamp
stand
star
stars
staves
step
steps
stern
sticks
stiff
sting
stir
stirs
stock
stole
stone
stones
store
storm
strange
strife
strike
string
strive
strip
stripe
stripes
stroke
strong
struck
stuck
sue
sure
sun
sung
sunk
sup
sware
swell
swept
swift
swim
swine
sword
sworn

Tame
taste
tax
tell
tempt
tent
thank
thanks
theft
thefts
thick
thigh
thighs
think
thirst
thong
thongs
thorn
thorns
thresh
thrice
throne
thrones
throng
thrust
thus
thynne
till
tip
tithe
tithes
told
tomb
tombs
tongue
top
tops
torn
tost
trade
trance
trap
traps
trench
tribe
tribes
trode
truce
trump
try
twelve
twice

Wall
war
wars
ware
warm
warn
wash
watch
wave
wax
well
wells
went
wept
whale
whales
ROMANSwhence
whet
while
whilst
whit
white
whore
whose
why
wide
wild
wile
wiles
wilt
win
wind
winds
wing
wings
wipe
wist
wit
witch
wives
wo
woes
wolf
wolves
won
wont
worm
worn
worse
worst
worth
wot
wrap
wrapt
wring
wrong
wroth
wrote
urge
vex
vine

ye
yes
yoke
yokes

Lesson XVIII. DIPTHONGS.

ea.

Beam
beam
beast
breadth
clean
cleanse
clear
cleave
deaf
deal
dealt
dearth
dread
dream
ear
ears
ease
east
fear
feast
heal
health
heap
hear
heat
leaf
lean
least
leaves
meat
pearls
plead
reach
rear
seam
seat
seats
sheave
sheaves
spear
spears
spread
stream
streams
threat
tread
swear
sweat
tear
tears
weak
wean
wear
wheat

bleed
cheek
creeks
creek
deep
deeps
feet
flee
Greece
Greek
Greeks
green
heed
knee
knees
Meek
meet
need
I CORINTHIANS.Queen
see
seed
seen
sheep
sheet
sleep
steep
street
streets
sweep
sweet
teeth
weep

bought
Cloud
clouds
could
couch
course
doubt
drought
ground
houl
loud
mount
mourn
mouth
ought
pound
pounds
round
scourge
sought
sound
south
touch
you
your
young
youth

long
Brow
brow
crown
crowns
drown
frown
scrowl
towns
trow
wound
wounds
vow
vows

ow.

short
crow
grow
grown
mown
show
snow
sow
sown
throw
thrown
wrought

book
brood
brook
door
doors
flood
floods
floor
food
fool
fools
foot
groom
hook
loose
moon
Moon
noon
pool
poor
proof
roof
room
root
shook
smooth
sooth
stood
stool
stoop
took
tool
tooth
wood
wool

Board
boards
boast
boat
boats
broad
choak
coal
coals
coat
coats
coast
foal
goat
goats
groan
load
loath
II. CORINTHIANS.loaves
oath
oaths
throat

Air
chain
fail
fain
faint
gain
hair
hairs
lain
nail
nails
pair
plain
said
saith
slain
stain
stair
stairs
strain
tail
tails
twain
wail
wait

clay
gay
gray
hay
nay
pay
play
slay
stay

ey. ei.

eye
eyes
heir
heirs
key
keys
weight

Choice
join
joint
loin
loins
noise

oil

point
soil
spoil
toil
stoicks
void
voice

blew
crew
drew
flew
few
grew
hewn
Jew
Jews
knew
leud
shew
slew
spew
threw

Field
fierce
friend
friends
grieve
piece
pierce
shield
thief
thieves
yield

au. aw.

caught
cause
draught
fault
fraud
laugh
naught

dawn
drawn
gnaw
gnawn
chaw
sawn
straw

[Page]

Lesson XIX

GALATIANSAb-hor
ab-sence
ab-sent
a-bide
a-bode
ac-cept
ac-cess
ac-cord
ac-cuse
ad-ded
ad-jure
[...]-do
[...]d-vance
[...]-far
[...]f-fect
[...]f-firm
[...]-fresh
[...]-go
[...]-lace
[...]-live
[...]-lude
[...]l-lure
[...]l-most
[...]l-loes
[...]l-tar
a-mong
a-midst
an-chors
an-cle
an-ger
an-gry
an-guish
an:nise
a:non
a:part
a-pron
a-prons
a:rise
ar:mie
ar;mies
as:cent
as-sent
ash:es
a-side
ask-ed
ask-ing
as-sist
as-sure
a-wake
a-woke
a-venge

Bab-bler
bab-bling
bid-den
bid-deth
bid-ding
birth-right
Bi-shop
bit-ter
black-ness
blame-less
blas-phem
ble-mish
blind-ed
blind-ness
blot-ted
blot-ting
bold-ly
bold-ness
bor-der
bor:ders
bo-som
bot-tle
bot-tles
bot-tom
bram-ble
bram-bles
branch-es
bra-sen
bre-thren
bri-dle
bri-dles
bri-dleth
bright-ness
bright-er
brim-stone
bring-eth
bro-ken
bro-ther
bruis:ed
bruis:ing
bruit:ish
bud:ded
buf:fet
build:er
build:eth
build:ings
bul:lock
bun:dle
EPHESIANSbur:den
bur:dens
burn:ed
burn:eth
burn:ing
bu:sie
buy:eth

Ca:mel
ca:mest
can:dle
can:ker
can:kred
can:not
cap:tive
cap;tives
Car:cass
ca:rest
care:ful
ca:reth
car:ry
carv:eth
cast:eth
cast:ing
cas:tle
catch:eth
ce:dar
cen:ser
cham:ber
chang:ed
changers
charg:ed
charg:er
charm:er
charm:ing
chick:en
chick:ens
child:ish
cho:sen
ch [...]is:tal
church:es
cir:cuit
ci:ty
ci:ties
climb:ed
climb:eth
clos.ed
clo:set
clo:ven
clus:ter
col:lect
com:bine
come:ly
com-eth
com:est
com:mand
com:mend
com:pact
com:pare
com:pass
com:pel
con:clude
con:cord
con:demn
con:fess
con,flict
con:sent
con:sume
con:test
con:vert
con:vince
cor:ban
cor-ner
cor:rupt
co;ver
covers
crafts:men
crav:ing
crav:ed
cre:ple
cru:el
cry:ed
crying
cu:bit
cum:bred
cumbreth
cum;min
cun:ning
curs:ing
cus:tom
cym-bal

Dam:age
dam:ned
dam:sel
dan:ced
dancing
dan:ger
dark:ness
darkned
de:bate
de:cent
de:cide
deck:ed
de:clare
de:fence
defend
de:file
PHILIPPIANS [...]e:light
[...]e:ny
[...]e:part
[...]e:prive
[...]e:sart
[...]esarts
[...],spise
[...]:vil
[...]vils
[...],vise
[...],vice
[...]ed
[...]et
[...]g;ged
[...]geth
[...]:ner
[...]:ped
[...]peth
[...]tress
[...]erse
[...]ide
[...]orce
[...]tor
[...]tors
[...]:trine
[...]g▪ging
dra:gon
dres:sed
dres:ser
dres:sing
drink:ing
dri:ven
driveth
drunk:ard
drunkards
drunk:en
dri:ed
dryeth
dung:hil
du:reth
dwel:lers
dwelling

Edg:ed
ef:fect
elders
em:ploy
end:ing
endless
en:dure
en:trance
er▪red
er:ror
ex:alt
ex:cel
ex:change
ex:clude
ex:cuse
ex:hort
ex;tol

Fa:ble
fables
fa:ces
fal:len
fals:ly
fa:mine
fa:red
fare:well
far:thing
farthings
far:der
fast:ing
fastness
fastning
fat:ness
fat:ted
fa:thoms
fer:vent
fet:ters
fe:ver
fie:ry
fif-ty
fifties
fi:gure
figures
fil:led
fil:thy
fin:ger
fingers
finish
fir:kins
fish:er
fishers
fishes
fishing
fit:ly
fitted
fla:ming
flesh▪ly
fol:ly
fo:ming
for:bade
for,bid
COLOSSIANSfor:give
form:ed
form:er
fore:told
for:sake
fox:es
frag:ments
fram:ed
frank:ly
fre-quent
fro:ward
frus:trate
ful:ler
fullers
fully
fur:long
furlongs
fur:nace
fur:nish
fur:ther

Gar:den
gar:lands
gar:ments
gar:ner
gar:nish
ga:ther
ga-zing
gen:der
gen:tiles
gen:tle
gir:ded
gir:dle
glad:ly
glad:ness
gnash:ed
gnashing
God:dess
God:ward
go:est
goeth
gold:en
gra:ces
graf:fed
grant;ed
grind:ing
grudg:ing
gush:ed

Ha:ling
han:dle
hand:led
handling
hang;ed
hap:ly
hap:py
hard:en
hard▪ly
hard:ned
hardness
har:lot
harlots
harm:less
harp:ed
harp:ers
harping
har:vest
hast:ed
hasting
ha:ted
haters
hateful
hating
ha:vock
hedg:ed
hedges
hel:met
hence:forth
hi:deth
hid:den
high:est
highly
hin:dred
hi:red
hire:ling
hith:er
hold:en
hold:er
holdest
hol:pen
ho:nest
ho-ped
hoping
hors:es
horse:ma [...]
hu:mane
hum:ble
hum:ble
humble [...]
hun:ger
hun:gre [...]
hungry
hunt;ed
hus:band
handlin [...]
I. THESSALONIANS.hy:sop

[...]a:cinct
[...]an;gling
[...]as:per
[...]dol
[...]dols
[...]est:ing
[...]m:part
[...]n:cense
[...]n:ner
[...]n:stant
[...]n:struct
[...]n:tent
[...],ward
[...]ron
[...]sland
[...]sue
[...]ch:ing
[...]dg:ed
[...]dg:eth
[...]dging

[...]l:led
[...]lleth
kin:dle
kin:dled
kind:ly
kind:ness
kin:dred
kindreds
kins:folk
kins:men
kis:sed
knock:eth

Lack:ed
Iacking
la:ded
laden
La-dy
lanch:ed
lanching
land-ed
land-ing
lan-guage
lan▪tern
last-eth
late-ly
latch-et
la-tine
lengthen
le-per
lepers
let,ters
letteth
lettest
li-ar
li-cence
li-ed
lick-ed
light-ly
light-ning
like-wise
lil-lies
li-mits
li-nage
lin-greth
lin-nen
li-on
list-eth
litle
live-ly
locust
lodg-ed
lodging
long-er
lord-ship
lord-ships
loved
lovest
Ioving
love-ly
lu-cre
lust-eth
ly-ing

Mad,ness
ma-Iice
mam-mon
man:ger [...]
man:na
mar:ble
mar:ket
markets
mar:red
Mars:hill
mar:tyr
mar:vel
ma:ster
II. THESSALONIANS.masters
mat:ter
matters
mend:ing
mer-chant
merchants
mer-ry
mes-sage
mid-dle
mid-night
migh-ty
mil-stone
mind-ed
min-gled
min:strel
minstrels
mis:tress
mix:ed
mix:ture
mock:ed
mock:ers
mocking
mo:dest
mo:ment
mo:neth
moneths
mor;ning
mor:sel
mor:tal
mo:ved
Mo:ver
Mur:der
Murders
mu-sed
mu:sick
mu:sing
mus-tard
muz:zel

Na;ked
na:med
nap,kin
neck,ed
no,ble
no,vice
nur,ture

Ob:ject
ob,serve
of,fence
offend
oft,en
oft,ner
old,ness
O,live
Olives
O,nyx
o,pen
op,press
or,der
Ox,en

Pa,lace
pal,sie
palsies
par,cel
parch,ed
parchment
Part,ners
pas,sed
passeth
pas,sing
pa,tern
pave,ment
pen,ny
peo,ple
per,form
per,haps
perils
per,mit
per,verse
per,vert
phren,sie
pil,lar
pillars
pil,grims
pi,neth
pi,ped
Pi,pers
pitch,er
plant,ed
plat,ter
plat:ting
plen,ty
pluck,ed
Po,ets
por,ter
porters
Pot,ters
part,ing
Pre,cept
pre,pare
pre,sence
present
I. TIMOTHY.pres,sed
presseth
pre,sume
pre,tence
pre,tend
pri,ces
Prin,ces
prison
pro,cure
pro,fit
pro,fane
pro,per
pro,test
pro,verb
proverbs
pro:vide
Pro,vince
prov.ing
pro,voke
pru,dence
prudent
puf,fed
puffeth
pul,led
pul,leth
pulling
pur,chase
pure,ness
purg,ed
purgeth
purging
pur,ple
purs,es
put,teth
putting

Quar,ter
quarters
quench,ed
quick,ned
quick.neth
quick,ly
quickning
quicksands
qui,et

Ra,ging
ran,some
ra,ven
ravens
re,buke
reck,on
re,cord
re,fuge
re,fuse
re,gard
re,ject
re,mit
rem,nant
ren,der
re,pent
re,port
re,prove
re,quest
re,quire
re,sist
re,spect
rest,est
re,slore
re,ward
re,venge
re,vile
ri,ding
ri,ot
rich;es
risen
ri,ver
rivers
Rob,ber
Robbers
robbing
rol,led
rub,bing
rud,der
ru,ine
ruines
Ru,ler
Rulers
run,ner
runneth
running
rush,ed
rushing

Safe,ly
safe,ty
salt,ed
salt,ness
sa,lute
sand,al [...]
sa,phire
sar,dine
sav,ed
sav;eth▪
II. TIMOTHY.saver
scarce,ly
scar,let
Scep,ter
sci,ence
scof▪fers
scorch,ed
se,cret
se,cure
se,duce
sel,leth
Se,nate
send,eth
sending
sen.tance
ser,pent
serpents
serv,eth
service
set,tle
set,tled
set,ter
se,ver
sha,ken
sham,bles
sha,med
shame,less
shape,less
sharp,er
sharp,ness
sha,ven
shed,ding
she,kle
shep,herd
shi,neth
shi,ning
ship,wrack
shivers
short,ned
shun,ned
shunneth
Shut,teth
sic,kle
sick,ness
sigh-ed
si,lence
silent
sil▪lie
Sil,ver
sin,cere
sin,gle
sist,ers
sit,teth
sitting
slack,ness
slum,bred
smel,ling
smi,ling
smit,ten
smo,king
so,ber
softly
so,lemn
some,what
sor,ry
spa,ring
spi,ces
spike,nard
spil,led
spit,tle
spok,en
sport,ing
spring,ing
sprink,led
sprinkling
sta,ble
stablish
stand,ing
sta,ture
sta,tute
statutes
sted,fast
step,peth
stinck,eth
stinking
stir,reth
sto,mach
ston,ed
ston,est
stoning
stony
stop,ed
stran,gled
strengthned
stretch,ed
stretch,eth
strick,en
stri,ker
striketh
string,ed
strip,ped
stri,veth
striving
stub,born
I. TITUSstub,ble
study
stum,bled
stum,bleth
stumbling
swad,ling
swer,ved
swol,len
sub,born
sub,due
sub,ject
sub▪til
sub,vert
suck,ed
suck,ling
sud,den
suf,fice
sum,mer
sup,pose
su,preme
sure,ly
sure,ty
sur,name

Ta,ble
[...]a▪bles
tack,ling
Ta,lent
Talents
talk,ing
talk,ed
ta,med
tan,gle
Tan,ner
ta,reth
tar,ry
tast,ed
tat,lers
tax,ed
taxing
tem-pest
Tem,ple
Temples
temp,ter
tempting
ten,der
there,on
think,est
thinking
thir,sty
this,tle
thistles
thith,er
thresh,eth
threshing
throng.ing
thun,der
ti,dings
ti,ed
ti,ling
tinck,ling
to,ken
tokens
toung,ed
to,paz
torch,es
tor,ment
torments
tor,ture
tos,sed
tossing
treading
tram,ple
trans,gress
tra,vel
trem,bling
tres,pass
try,al
Tri,bute
try,ed
trim,med
tri,umph
tro,den
true,ly
trump,et
trust,ed
trus,ty
twinck,ling
two,fold
tu,mult
turn,ed
turn,ing
Tur,tle

Wa,ges
wag,ging
walk,est
walketh
wan,dred
wan,dring
wan,ton
war,fare
warm,ed
warm,ing
II. TITUS.warn,ed
warning
wash,en
wast,ed
wax,ed
waxing
wed,ding
wherewith
whith,er
whi,lest
whi,ted
whol,ly
wick,ed
wild,ness
wil,ful
wil,leth
Wine,fat
wine,press
wink,ed
win,ter
wi,ped
wise,men
wish,es
wishing
wo,man
wo,men
won,der
wonders
won,dred
wondring
wo,ven
wrap,ped
wretch,ed
wrin,kle

Un,done
un,just
un,til
un,wise,
up,per
up,side
u,sed
u,seth
u,surp
ut,ter

Va,lue
va,nish
ves,ture
vex,ed
vi,al
vil,lage
vine,press
vine,yard
vi,per
vipers
vo,lume
vo,mit

LESSON XX.

ee.

A,sleep
be,seech
breed,ing
de,creed
creep,ing
de-gree
de,grees
ex,ceed
e,steem
fee,ble
feed,ing
fif,teen
free,born
free,ly
gree,dy
greet,ing
greetings
in,deed
keep,er
Keepers
keepeth
kneel,ed
kneeling
meek,ness
need,eth
nee,dle
need,less
need,ful
nine,teen
see,ing
seek,eth
seek,ing
seem,ed
seem,eth
sheep,fold
PHILEMONsix,teen
sleep,est
sleepeth
sleeping
speech,less
three,score
thir:teen
weep,ed
weepeth
weeping

ea.

Ap,peal
ap,pear
bear,eth
beat,en
beat,eth
breach,es
breastplate
breath,ed
breathing
ceas,ed
ceaseth
ceasing
chear-ful
clean.ness
clean.sed
clear,ing
cleav.eth
com,pleat
con,ceal
Dea,con
Deacons
dead.ly
deal.eth
dealing
dearly
de.crease
Ea.gle
Eagles
ear,ly
ear.thy
earth.quak
East,er
eastern
eat.en
eateth
fear,ed
fear,ful
fearing
for,bear
fore,head
fore,swear
great,er
greatest
heal,ed
healing
Hear,er
hearing
heark,en
heath,en
hea,vy
im,plead
in-treat
leadeth
leading
lean,ing
leap.ed
leaping
learn,ed
learning
lea,thern
lea.ven
leaveth
mean,eth
mea,sure
near.er
pleas.ed
pleasing
Preach.er
read,eth
re.lease
reap,est
reapeth
reaping
search.eth
ser.geants
sear.ed
sea.son
shear.er
speak.eth
spear.men
swear.eth
swear.ing
Teach.er
teacheth
teaching
Thea.tre
threat,en
threatning
tread.eth
trea.sure
weak,er
weak.ness
wean.ed
HEBREWSwea.pons
wear.eth
wearing
weaty
wea.ther
un.clean
ven,geance
zeal,ous

ou. long

A.bound
ac,count
boun,ty
con.found
couch.es
count.ed
de.vour
de.vout
doubt.ed
doubting
fa.vour
found.ed
foun.tain
four:teen
four,ty
griev-ous
ground.ed
hous-hold
lour.ing
mould.er
moun.tain
out.side
pour.ed
pouring
re.dound
scou.ring
shoul.der
shoulders
sound.ed
sounding
soundness
south▪ern
southwind
throughout
wound:ed

ou. short

Al.though
ar.mour
be.sought
cla.mour
con.course
cou.ple
Coun,try
cou.rage
cou.sin
dou.ble
e-nough
flou.rish
four.score
foursquare
griev.ous
hor.rour
jour,ney
Mourn.ed
Mourner
mourning
Nour.ish
ought,est
o.donts
pi.ous
ru.mour
rumours
sa,vour
scourg.ed
scourgeth
scourging
so.journ
suc.cour
ter.rour
terrours
touch.ed
toucheth
touching
trou.ble
trou.bled
va.pour
young:er
young,est

ow long

Al.low
bow.els
crown,ed
drown▪ed
flow.er
fur.rows
pow.der
show.er
tow,el
tow.er

ow short

ar.row
be,low
be.stow
JAMESblow,eth
blowing
bor,row
fel,low
fol,low
grow,eth
growing
low,er
lowest
low,ly
mor-row
nar,row
ow,est
owing
ow,ned
owners
owneth
pil.low
pillows
plow,eth
plowing
row,ing
sha,dow
slow,ly
sor.rows
sow,ed
sower
soweth
spar,row
sparrows
swal,low
swal,lows
widow
widows
win,dow
win,dows
un,known

Ab,stain
af,fairs
a,vail
be,traid
Cap,tain
cer,tain
chain,ed
com.plain
complaint
con.strain
constraint
cur.tain
cur,tains
dain.ty
de.tain
dis.maid
de,spair
fail:ing
faint,ing
faith,ful
gain.ed
hand,maid
laid.est
Maid.en
maidens
maim.ed
main,sail
ob.tain
or;dain
plain.ly
plain.ness
praised
prais.eth
praising
pre,vail
rail,er
railers
rain,bow
rain,ed
re.frain
re.main
retain
sail,er
sailers
strain,ed
strait.est
straitly
straitned
straightway
sus,tain
trai.tor
wail.ed
wailing
wait,ed
waiting
up.braid

al.wayes
a.stray
be.tray
de.cay
jaylor
PETERmid,day
pay,ment
pray,eth
praying
ray-ment
say.est
slay.ers
stay.ed
staying

eu ew

Eunuch
e,shew
He.brew
Jew,ess
Jew,ish
knew.est
Nephew
Nephews
new.ness
steward

As.sault
au,stere
au.thor
caus.eth
de,fraud
haugh.ty
laugh,ed
laughing
laughter
slaugh-ter
vaunt-ed
vaunteth

Brawl.er
draw.eth
drawing
gnaw,ed
lawless
lawyer
lawyers
straw.ed

a.broad
ap.proach
boast.ers
boast.eth
boasting
cloathed
cloathing
choak.ed
choaking
foam.ed
groaned
groaning
hoa.ry
reproach
roar,eth
roaring
sack.cloath
sloathful
up.roar

oi oy

A.noint
a.void
broil,ed
join.ed
hois.ed
mois.ture
nois.ed
noi:some
oint.ment
poi.son
re,joicc
spoil.ed
spoiling
spoiler
toil.ed
toiling
voi.ces
en joyn
joy.ful
joy,ous
roy,al
voy.age

As-soon
bloo.dy
bride.groom
crook.ed▪
fool,ish
foot.man
for,sook
gloo.my
good.man
looked
looketh
looking
loos.ed
loosing
Priesthood
reproof
root.ed
rooting
II. PETER.smooth.er
soon.er
stoop,ed
stooping
with.stood
wool.en
worm.wood

ie. as. ee.

Brief.ly
mis,chief
pie.ces
re.lief
yield,ed
yieldeth
yielding

ei.

Co.heirs
con.ceit
conceits
de.ceit
de.ceive
eigh,teen
feign.ed
hei.fer
joint.heirs
lei.sure
nei.ther
per.ceive
reign-ed
reigneth
re.ceit

Bar.ley
ho,ney
money
val,ley▪

LESSON XXI.

A.ba,sed
a,ba,sing
a:bi:ding
ab.hor.red
abhorrest
a.bun.dance
abundant
a.bu,sers
ac,cep.ted
accepting
ac,com.plish
ac.curs.ed
ac.cu.sing
accuseth
Accusers
a,dic,ted
a.dom.ed
adorning
ad.van.tage
ad,vi,sed
advising
ad.ven.ture
Ad.vo.cate
af.fec.ted
affecteth
af.firm.ed
affirmeth
affirming
af.flict.ed
afflicting
af.fright.ed
a.fore,hand
a,fore,time
afterward
a.go.ny
al.ledg.ed
alledging
a,Ii.en
aliens
a.maz.ed
amazement
a.me.thyst
I. JOHN.an,ti,ent
antients
an,cle,bones
a,no,ther
an,swer,ed
answerest
answering
ap,pa,rel
A,po,stle
Apostles
ap,pe,tite
ap,pre,hend
ap,prov,ed
approven
approvest
ar,gu,ment
arguments
a,ri,seth
ar,ri,ved
a,sha,med
as,sem,ble
assembled
assemblies
as,sent,ed
as,sist,ance
assisted
assisting
as,sund,er
a,tone,ment
at,tendance
attended
attending

Back,bi,ters
backbiting
back,sli,ding
bal,lan,ces
ban,que,ting
bap,ti,zing
be,com,eth
be,gui,led
beguiling
be,ha,ved
behaveth
behaving
beg,gar,ly
be,got,ten
be,hold,en
beholdeth
beholding
be,ho,ved
behoving
be.lov.ed
bet.ter.ed
bit.ter.ly
bitterness
blas.phe.med
blasphemie
blame.a.ble
ble.mi▪shes
blind.fold.ed
bo,di.ly
bond.wo,man
bot.tom.less
bro.ther.ly
buf,fet,ed
bur.then.ed
burthensome
bu.ri.al
burying
bus.si.ness

Can.dle.stick
can.ker.ed
car.cass.es
care.ful.ly
car.nal.ly
Car.pent.er
car.ri.ed

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