This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1864 Excerpt: ... of a river. The core of an apple. A corps of troops. The sheep were in the cote. A coat of broadcloth. A batch of dough. The doe has no horns. Dp not doze over your lesson. The does were fallow deer. 1 Four men. The two fore wheels. The fourth of July. Go forth. The fort was captured. Her forte is music. Gored by an ox. Jonah's gourd. A deep groan. Vu-grown. The grocer sells tea. A grosser medium. He hoards his money. Savage hordes. A deep hole. The whole amount. Lone woods. A loan of money. The grass is mown. A low moan. A wide, deep moat. A mote in the eye. No one can know every thing. A pug nose. The dog knows his master. Iron ore. A longbladed oar. O'er the waves. AjJoK-tax. A long pole. The pores of the skin. He pours out the water. The ship entered the port. The Sublime Porte or Turkish court. He rode along the road. A lion's roar. The rower rowed his boat. The roe of a fish. He rows the boat. A wild rose., Borne was a great city. Gypsies roam about idly. She sings by rote. He wrote rapidly. The moon shone. He was shown the book. A slow gait. The thorny sloe. Sew the cloth so. Sow seed. The sole survivor. The immortal soul. Birds can soar. A sore wound. Throes of death. To throw stones. The throne was orer-thrown. The great toe. A towboat. Oxen work in a yoke. The yoM: or yelk of an egg. Lesson 159. The short sound of o, os in not. See page 42. quad'rant squad'ron swad'dle wal'low war'ren (kwod'riint) skwOd'rjn) (swfid'dl) (wJSllo) (wOr'ren) quarrel squalid waddle wan'der wassail quar'ry squander wallet wan'ton knowl'edge scal'lop swal'low wal'lop war'rant (noi'«j) Exercises For Writing. A quadrant is used in finding longitude. A scallop on the edge of a ruffle. A squadron of ships. Shakespeare uses wassail in the sense of "reveL" Know...
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