FOURTH EDITION— THIRTIETH THOUSAND. CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK, CAREFULLY PREPARED FOR FAMILY AND SCHOOL USE, tf BY A. De V. CHACDROlSr. MOBILE: S. H. GOETZEL. 1865. FOURTH EDITION— THIRTIETH THOUSAND, CHAUDROX'S SPELLING BOOK, CAREFULLY PREPARED FOR i ) i FAMILY AXD SCHOOL USE, ! - ft t*S BY A. De V. CHAUDRON. MOBILE: B. PI. aOETZELi \ - - 1805. FOURTH EDITION— THIRTIETH THOUSAND. * , 0" &. ) Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1863, by 5 ' a H. GOETZEL, in the Clerks Office of the District Court of Alabama, for the Confederate States of America. FO UR Til EDITION— TIIIR TIETII THO USA ND> TO THE PUBLIC. In for-mer times, the country was overrun with an endless Dumber of competition Schpol Hooks in every line of instruction. The present condition of the coun- try has delivered us from this evil. Will that last here- after 1 That is the question. "To be, or not to be?" We, for our part, have advocated the rule of " Manas" with regard to School Books, ever since our establish- ment came into existence. -We have seen the beneficial consequences of it in such countries where the same plan has been adopted and carried out even as a law. We .do not presume to claim perfection for this little book, because we happen to be the publishers of it; but « we request again the public most respectfully to assist us in carrying out the beneficial plan of uniformity in the use of School Books. Under the present circumstances, the scarcity of ma- terials is in itself a safeguard against a fruitless compe- tition in the publishing business; but it is not the pub- lisher's mission to depend upon physical incidents. He should rest safe upon public opinion. S. II. GOETZEL. Mobile, December 1st, 1S63. r 72.3.1 ¥■ CHAUDItON'S SPELLING BOOK. ALPHABET. 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CHAUDROK'S SPELLING BOOK. . 11 LESSON FOfKTIT. is by up on in it ! do 3 gO 1 Up • • • IS t( if « LESSON FIFTH. me in it IS we it UJ) of go to we by he LESSON SIXTH. is do we go Oil in go it me do of. it an • « • LESSON SEVENTH. by to an go fflV ox in do is of lie o'o if my \l CHALDRON'S SPELLING BOOK — i ' , ' Anvi Kg Engine.- I Inn. M Mortar. Quail. [J | Urn. Bonnet. F- ■ Floorers. Jug. N Negro. Ri Robin. ' 3B Victory. Cow. G 18 Gloves. K BLey. Oyster. S j££2 Stag. Watch. Bog. H3h Horse. Lamb. Pig Table. XYZ ill N4> CHAUDROX'S SPELLING BOOK. «ij . LESSON EIGHTH. ; : } an so SO if | I we he do ) am ox we to : to by I ) ) LESSON NINTH. ' : 1 he is to be 1 to me by me ) ) clo so on it ■ l ! to be by it i j i to me go up 1 1 LESSON • TENTH. i ) 1 I am , is he? ■ ) is it? go ye to me to it ) in it if so j } my ox. by it > \ 14 CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK. ! I J ba LESSON ELEVENTH. SYLLABLES OF TWO LETTERS. da fa ma be de fe me bi di I mi | bo do fo mo bu du fu mu IM dy fy my LESSON TWELFTH. ac ag ab ap ec 1C oc uc ep; m og ug eb ib ob ub ep • op up LESSON THIRTEENTH. Review. \ If I am to go, so is he. ] Is he to go on it by me I Am I to go by my ox? 0! no. Is he to go, or am I to go 1 ; Is it I, or is it he 1 ? BOOK. 15 \ PART III. \ 1 ( LESSON FIRST. ) Word* of LtiU\\a A )] an an am m b-an p-an • am '::'' r-an h-am I f-an t-; i ; m-an > y-ari • • • LE \ T D, g-'- n i 1 > iu at at 1 < t-iri bat iii -at •( / ! p-in c-at r -at 1 ■ s-in f-at ( > -at w-in h-at P -at |: j LfissoN Tiiinfe it it ox or < b-it n-it b-ox f-or J f-it s-it f-ox rt-or ! h-it | k-it p-it p-(,x w-it | j LESSOR FOURTH. Words.forri N ELEVENTH. bet jet dew jew get set few pew let pet hew yew met wet mew gem net yet new hem i ! LESSON TWELFTH. bib bid kid jig fib did ■ rid big nib hid fix ng rib • lid mix dig sip mid six gig LESSON THIRTEENTH. Pig bog hod cob rig dog pod hob wig fog odd mob him hog sod sob rim log rod fob 18 CllAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK. ! LESSON FOURTEENTH. : 1 Review. j A new Hat See my pe : dog, j j An old hen He ale an *gg- ! A Put cat. I had a fig. t i | A red top. He has a g un. | I see ; } 7 OU. LE Ann has a ran. j i SSON FIFTEENTH. | hop hot sow bud j j fop lot how cud ! ! mop not how mud ! j pop rot • cow rum | j the i pot now -4- -• sum ' ! i i LESS SIXTEENTH. i > bun gun bug but j ' dun pun dug cut | fun run hug hut . nun cup jug nut ! sun pup mug rut 1 LES 30N SEVENTEENTH. ' j aye die all eat j dye pie are eel I eye vie art ear . j rye lie ask eve j j lye ice ark ewe ■ LESSON EIGHTEENTH. < ! \ ink oak QUI fir r | imp oar one sir \ ill old owl dip • ) its owe oft lip ! inn own off sip | CflAUDROX'S SPELLING BOOK. IS LESSON NINETEENTH. boy fur jam fly gum tub sup roe dam rub yam ire urn . hub two use cur b u in foe our ass was woe who LE3SON TWENTIETH. why low shy mow pry she sty cot wry fry elf buy due tow ply ale too hue cry end dry — • ore shy oil LESSON TWENTY-FIRST. Review. Did you see the key of my box? I did not see it, but Ann saw it. A big cat ate up a fat rat. The ape is sly, and so is the old fox. My hat was wet, but now it is dry. I put my pen and my top on the mat. The hen, the cow, and the dog ran. The pig and the doe are in the sty. Tom saw the ewe on a bed of hay. 20 CHALDRON'S SPELLING BOOK. | j KKSSSffl r^ife^ / ihf j PART IV WORDS OF FOUR LETTERS. LESSON FIRST. . - Plural of words already learned. tubs owls lies buds 1 arms eyes guns hops pups lips nuts sums keys oaks buns cups ears pies • tops urns j P%s eels e © •- cows mugs LESSON SECOND. bray bark claw bill ! d ray dark draw fill j flay lark flaw hill gray mark slaw mill j pray hark craw rill play park cram will LESSON THIRD. beat feel dear book heat peel fear cook \ feat keel hear hook meat reel near * look neat heel rear rook J seat free tear took CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK. 21 . ..... LESSON FOURTH. >» bare band best bake care hand jest cake hare land lest lake fare sand nest make mare wand test rake pare want vest take LESSON FIFTH. bold bend bane dine cold lend cane fine hold mend lane line fold tend mane mine sold sand pane vine told wend sane wine LESSON SIXTH. i hive boat ball blot ; hire do at foil plot fire goat hall spot mire coat gall bull tire moat tell pull wire plow wall full - LESSON SEVENTH. Review. Boys like to spin tops, and play in the sand. They like, too, to fly a kite, or to beat a drum, or to kick a foot-ball. 1 22 CllAUDEON'S SPELLING BOOK. « ■ LESSON EIGHTH. ! bell date deal link \ delL fate heal mink ! fell gate peal pink sell hate meal sink ! tell mate weal wink | | well • cage teal zinc LESSON' NINTH. I hour beat food bone j sour feat mood cone | ! gout heat fool lone ! pout meat tool code 1 good seat room mode ! j wood peat loom rode ! LESSON TENTH. ! j bore fain brat blot \ core lain flat plot \ | more main gnat shot | I pore pain that spot < sore rain spat trot | shoe vain shad boat LESSON ELEVENTH. | ' RevieuK ( I am glad that my dear girl is .good. ! j She will go with me to ride next week, ! \ when I go to town to buy her a new doll, j CllAUDRON'S spelling book * ' LESSON TWELFTH. \ dart span dace brag hart bran face crag mart plan nuce drag part scan pace stag tart scar race flag cart star lace flax • — *~*~« i LESSON THIRTEENTH. \ clap gasp bang bent flap hasp gang dent trap rasp hang lent slap path fang rent snap bath rang sent wrap wasp sang went LESSON FOURTEENTH. kick dint bolt back lick hint dolt hack rick lint colt , lack sick mint note sack pick sift rote tack wick lift vote rack i LESSON FIFTEENTH. Review. It is warm to-< day, and. I will j ^o with Ann in the cool wood to play. Tom will take us in his cart, if we do not like to walk. 1 24 CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK. LESSON SIXTEENTH. flee hiss skip dead ! tree ♦ kiss quit - head fish miss sigh text dish lisp high next wish wisp knit desk free risk race hose LESSON SEVENTEENTH. dirt crop dock bide bird drop cock side gird slop hock ride dirk stop mock wide girl frog sock nine girt g™g lock — *•-* pine LESSON EIGHTEENTH. inch born bard buck itch corn lard duck grit horn hard tuck quit milk pard . suck pipe fork card malt wipe cork yard salt • LESSON NINETEENTH. Review. Here is a fine crop of corn. Corn is good both for us and the cows. Now drop some seed for your bird. GHAUDRQN*3 SPELLING I LESSON TWENTIETH. Words of F vr Letters divided hito TVo St/ll bleu. Ma-ry ti-dy' El-la ro-sv An-na ni-v Em- ma he-ro ho- \y bo-ny po-sy tin ty ' ev-er ax-cs K-my la-zv po-ny ba-by ma-ny la-.ly* pa- pa ma- ma pa- go iu- el LESSON TWENTY FIRST Col-in Mo-ta A-bel My-ra o-val to-ry B6-t0 li-ar vi-al a-pex ox-en SO-fe o-ver va-ry ax- is poet di-al wa-ry ev-er ii-on a-guc a-blc pi-ca na-vy LESSON TWENTY-SE' 'OND. { E-dcti Ed-na To- by Sa-ra ar-my po-em bi-as i»;i- y i-ron ha-zy di-ct oir-ly ty-rb ma-zy o-pen in-to j fi-ny ver-y ea-sy cd-dy rc-al ri-ot ru-in co^py ^ LESSON TWENTY-THIRD. Rcinem. Your pony trots very fast. The ladv with the baby is on the sefa. C 20 CIIAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK. LESSON TWENTY-FOURTH. Eo sa oil y fu ry pu ny u nit a gue Lu na al um at om en vy ax le bu ry Ze no i die ri ot al so ha lo o val Al ma o nyx i dpi e cho la va a ere LESSON TWENTY-FIFTH. Words Accented on the Second Syllabi' A vow o bey a wry a las de ny De fy a far a jar u n do al ley J u ly a kin espy re ly a bet mit up on a way a bed a gog LESSON TWENTY SIXTH. Review. Alma is very tidy. The riot is over. I rely upon you Do not go away. I hear the echo. Colin is lazy. He is in the Army. Rosa is idle. It is a pity. I have a lily. He is a poet. The, door is open She saw a lion. Do not deny it. oiiAiJimuis^ ni-Li.LiNa book.. a? PART V. WORDS OF FIVE LTSTTER3. LESSON FIlSST. PJ Ufa I of Worth already team «L drays craws canes hours larks bills ! ares fools marks hills nests be ncs parks seats goods woods claws tears blots rooks flaws books gates balls — i — • • • — - LESSON SECOND. brain grave figtt plate chain brave fight crate grain crave might grate slain shave night slate braid slave sight prate drain stave ught state - •-♦ - • — LES^UN THIRD. glare taste trace Ditch scare baste grace bitch share haste place ditch spare paste space hiUh snare waste brace* pilch stare , yeast chase witch 28 CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK. LESSON FOURTH. blush saint tramp brand crush taint scamp stand brush paint cramp grand couch snail thank catch pouch frail plank latch vouch quail flash patch LESSON FIFTH. 1 ' mouth quake trout » broth J south snake stout cloth crack choke crape pound i hack spoke shape sound | drank blade trade point flank spade shade joint LESSON SIXTH. > hoist dance punch fence moist lance lunch pence ' shawl beach flame chest crawl teach blame blest j clown least clung fresh | drown beast flung flesh LESSON S EVENTH. Review, j The fig lit took place in the woe ds. i . See the clown leap over the fence. ; The too 1 left his spade on the b each. CHAUDBOH'S SPELLING 1 29 j LESSON EIGHTH. crown north watch shame sharp thorn brawl crown • scarf torch gorge spout scout short horse st ra w smart barge sauce heart snail start fault shout .^ .. ! LESSON NINTH. 1 I storm yield queen guilt wealth grasp queer sleej) \ scorn chief siege sweet clasp niece sheep built brass grief speer sweep sound piece sheet quilt — •-* - • — - ; LESSON TENTH. ) dress theft " nerve flirt I wedge • swell sperm birth speck guest verse chirp press swept shirt third hedge spell serve purse spent sweat - skirt pound — •-♦-. -. — I I f LESSON ELEVENTH. > llevicw. The slave found a purse in the ditch. I was in great haste to catch my horse. Your niece is a very sweet girl. 80 CiiAl'DKON'S SPELLING BOOK. 1 ... .. __ _ ! i LESSON TWELFTH. J Bride i Smile Since Churn :' d rake crime globe vault braid plume stile waltz ; smoke twine bunch wharf j pride spike squaw fault I swine ) young ► <-• 'HI match quart LESSON r l iTEENm ' j dwarf thief spine twice ! scaltl teeth trick . spite i voice i breatl snipe rhyme j small wheel prize nurse I cream death white print ' | * poach birch thy m e thick j. — • • « ~— 5 LESSON FOE RTEENTH, \ price toast block fruit ! curse gourd stool youth ! door coach goose spool | whist frost trunk flour \ groan " frock glove house. | court sloop croup mouse LESSON FIFTEENTH. JReview. This flour will not make white bread. |~ I see the small mouse near the old trunk. j He went in the sloop in spite of the i storm cifAimi*0*ps BPELLi-VG BOOK LESSON SIX t'EEKTH. Clean Wheat , Shore Plump fiend chair blaze since three field store whine seel crane vaunt scowl creek grind mince shell fleet stove child drunk LESSON SEVENTEENTH.. brick swear laugh stick rinse stone rough strap grape CO:) crh trail chest dough lough sti gvtcn gauze weave chant creep steak sleet kneel LESSON EIGHTEENTH. tooth steed theft climb knife mast tenth ghost there leave guess porch curse guide spoon s word flask cheer fetch write parch dream mirth cloak LESSON NINETEENTH. , • lie ■ This wheat field is quite green. The child ate his peach with some cream. The boys went to swim in the creek. ) 32 CHAUDRONS SPELLING BOOK. j _ ~ , ) T rOOrWT rn ATT? AT TtlT^TTT LESSON TWENTIETH. DISSYLLABLES. JVords Accented on the First St/ liable. A corn Ba ker Fa tal Ta ble slia dy a pron la bel wa fer water caper favor wa.ger I gru el ca ble ha val va por po.ker era zy pa per ta per an gel fa ble ra zor sli my LESSON TWENTY-FIRST. i vi per hi na re gal gi ant cab in man go sat in li lac can dy mag ic aw ful me dai Review, The Holy Bible is the very best of books. ie ver ci der lo cal fi nal ne gro ti ger le gal bi ble J | ce dar ma ker vo cal al ley bri er sa tan tri al ad dex j mu sic pn pil pa pal -an vil * * * LESSON TWENTY-SECOND. an kle ha bit val ne en pi 4 an ger ca roj val or al tar as pen fan cy man ly spi cey bad ly jal ap ray el mi ser CIIAUDRO^'S SPELLING- fcOOB :. 33 LESSON TWENTY-THIRD Nev er Taw ny Doz en Ca lyx • mor ry aft er col or cam el ea gle - emp ty on ion su gar ber ry fer ry mon ey ca ter (as el oft en wag on eat er ! le ver LES cm el roy a I pi ous [I. 5SON TWENTY- FOURT] Words Accented on the Second Syllable. \ Ca nal En act Be gin Elect a bash up set an- bar a mass J a dapt ci gal- ab hor e rect. a dopt re lax a dorn ex eel ca bal a part ca dct ex pel a mend . L1 im pel re pel un fed 5:SSON TWENTY-EIFTU A gain Un pin In lire , En joy in ertr ex ist H long an noy in fer un til a cute de coy u n tie a dore a muse al toy in ter e lope a bove re pel re ply a lone a mong in urn i — Review. The merry cadet had a cane in his hand, and a cigar in his mouth.. CiLalMJiiOS'ri SPELLING BOOK, PART VI. DISSYLLABLES OF SIX L LITERS, LESSON FIRST. Wbrdj accented on. the First Syllable. Car- pet gar-den elar-et let-ter pep-per butc-fer doi-lar sii-ver biil-let Sad-die can-die bran-dy grav-el bat- tie sifter oys-ier pew-ter ncph-ew Love-ly wil-low wal-nut pup-py keri-nel bat-ter cir-cus hon-net for- est LESSON SECOND. Doc -tor 'Din-Tier par- lor sun- day dra^-on pot-ash ves-sel arm -let twen-ty gar-gle • reading bod- kin tal-low dag-ger tar-get mat -ting pi I- low pop-lar Bri-dle M on -day cat- nip rab-bit frol-ic bob-bin vie- i or eol-lar let-ter • ) CIIAUDUQN'S SPELLING BOOK. 1 1 LESSON TffiRb. ] Bri die Fri day Dip per bish op bar rel mas ler tur tie bar row fath er j tur key fen dor cous in | sup per won der dan ger lis (en stin gy cray on tur nip win ter niur der shov el pur pie mem bcr > mon key pul pit bel low moth er min now ket tic • o • LESSON FOURTH. Qer man Far mer Bor der 1 fro zen ci pher ! gob let ! ab bess 1 gal Ion coop er gro cer kern el mar ket gut ter sau cer cot ion bun die sig nal fod der < ves per J gai ter gam hie yel low cav ern wan der . " \ mir ror mar ble heav en j mor tar sun set gan der \ t LESSON FIFTH; i I < i N Review. \ The grocer has a gallon A silver goblet stood table. of fine brandy. \ on the marble | | CUAUD&OtfS STfiLUXG BOOK. Rid-dle valfley nim-b!e si- lent llow-er eor-ner arch-er inor-scl Scr-mon sim-ple turn- hie por-ter nee-dle nan -kin bal-lnd lmif-fin LEHSON SIXTH. G os -pel set-ler sen -ate s or- row par- rot en-si^u rad-ish win-do w Mil-ler. pot-ter saw-yer tin-ner tail- or sin-ner h or- net LESSON SEVBXTH. Driv-er sp.t-cle.jr acr-Hve h or- rid eii-gine Iim~ber fin-s^er gin-go r k» i] ey Fee-ble frisk- y sum-mcr bar- re n gal-lop rattle ram-rod pis-lol LESStfft EIGHTH. Review. Tfie (fcrtncr has {lowers in his garden. We had a turtle and a turkey for dinner. My father has sent his cotton to Mobile. Mv cousin ate bread, aaci baiter for The monkey was frozen to death near the firiftter. CHAUDROfc-S SPELLING BOOK. a ; LESSON NINTH. Sudfden JV'ut-ton Pret-fy for-mer ah -sent pin-dcr no-tice car-bon ban-jier greas-y fin-ish hum- hie mus-lin bifc-ter bot-tom cor- set ret- vet tur-bot pnz-zle an-swcr no-tion vir-lue mal-ice hel-met LESSON TENTH. Rob-bcr sim-ple Bee-tie cant-er Mor-tar musk-rt gim-let . ham- per car- rot mar- row pan-try pup- pet * lin-net gar- lie se-ciet rag-ged cat -lie tas-tsel mag- pie j con stol-en eit-ron co f- fee eof-ihi LESSON ELEVENTH, A saddle of mutton. Two pretty while pigeons. A helmet and a banner. The citron and I he myrtle. This coffee is bitter. The rubber bad a musket. 38 CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK. Thread church spread spring strain thrash sprain scrape shrink launch LESSON TWELFTH. Monosyllables of Six L: tiers. Grange Breath hearth cheese caught sleeve warmth twelve grease screen fought sneeze square breast taught speech stream - grieve branch .shriek LESSON THIRTEENTH. Christ Quince French friend shears bridge wealth shrimp chintz strike twitch scorch scythe spring ground prince switch' school string sponge scream should breeze preach plague tongue choice snatch . fringe hoarse CHAUDROK'S SPELLING BOOK. PART .VII. TRKft'LLA&LBS OF FOUR, MVT; AXD SEVEN" LETTERS. LESSON 1; Words A***uted on the Fir?i SyJMfr. A re a Po e sy Cal i co i ro n y u hi ty fain i ly i vo ry a the ist mal a dy de i ty ina ni a par o dy id i ot bod i \y van i ty op e ra ma ni ac ar te ry o pi ale ag o ny sau i ty sal a ry an nu a! me ni al o ri ole an i mal pe ri od av e nue ap a thy. LESSON SECOND me di am The o ry E([ ui ty pos sum j ben e 5t ev e ry ar mo ry cu po la ver i fy cas a al n hi tj. ny bur i al can o py u"sti ry vi o let ara ble pu ri fy in ju ry cit a del zo di ac in fa my al ka li vo ta ry dim i ty pa ci fy cb o ny o di ous ar a bio el e gy o di urn dep u ty 40 CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK. LESSON THIRD. Words Accented on the Second Syllable. I de a a re na hy e na o me ga ar ma da a wa ken mo sa ic in va sion e va sioh tor na do In sip id a bu sive vi ra go a cu men re fu sal pa go da oc ta vo de vel op e ter nal in qui ry Pi a no vol ca no en am el ex act ly e las tic mu lat to pi az za in hab it to bac co po ta to Cos met ic un e ven ro man tic sa li va re vi val a sy lum de liv er e nig ma e pis tie o pin ion LESSON FOURTH. Cre a tor un ea sy e lys ian. u ten sil e lix ir pi men to in her it re cov er sa tir ic ex ot ic Oc to ber i tal ic e di tion do mes tic de ni al qui e tus mo las ses tor pe do af ri val in va sion CIlAUDKoXS SPELLING ] 50OK. 41 j ( PART VIII. ) ) ) ) ) DISSYLLABLES OF SEVEN LETTERS. ( LESSON FIRST. i PT(W# Accented on the First Syllable. Blan ket Turn bier Sad dler cam brie blad der lob etcr < cab bage shud der mon st el- pei cock slen der se ra per j cham ber blun der Ian tern sea weed shel ter rub bish j paint er chap ter fur nish j thuii der i flan nel scar let LESSON SECOND • j Var nish Plar ness Crick et | stu dent chick en sol dier j selfish dol phin gar merit | cap tain per feet •trum pet j pub Iteh sub ject skii let ; si an der sher bet prai rie I nonr isb schoi ar dray man i cher ish \ < pain fnl pay merit \ I LESSON THIRD. \ j ! Review. A peacock is a superb fowl. The scholar has made a blunder. This is a very painful subject to me. I 42 QHAITDRO^'3 SPELLING BOOK. LESSON FOURTH. Woi'4s Accented on the Second Syllable. Bro cade gri in ace for sake eha rade re place pre vail re train pla card Ma chine dis pute sin cere in stead eon cern con vert ob serve re verse Ex plain for lorn per form be reave con geal dis case mis lead can teen LESSON FIFTH. Dis tnrb en twine in quire de prive de light de spise suf fice pre side ' Mis laid gen teel gran dee sue coed eon domn at tempt con less con sent Sur vive for give dis miss ex tinct inflict sue cess con dole con sole LESSON SIXTH. Review. I can not attempt to console him I will prevail upon her to. replace it. Forgive me, for I am sincere. He has mislaid his canteen. We hear of jour success with delight. DisryWibU* Neigh bor day break cnarm ing dark ness gra eious grate ful lame ness clan druff bead ache PART IX. ' WORDS OF EIOUT LETTERS. LESSON FIRST. Accented on the First Syllable. Stock ing glow worm grand son glad ness sand wich flash ing com meree thank ful snap pish Hard ware char coal starv ing ward robe stran ger daugh tcr haw thorn brace let home spun L Horse man shoul d Ci- sco rn ful south ern cau tious moun tain watch man pbr poise dump ling ESSON SECON Peace ful foun tain pleas tire con tract horn pipe tor toise weak ness sauce pan whip cord a Sleep ing truth ful *plen did neat ness treas ure threat en per trait oint ment snow drop U CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK. LESSON THIRD. Dissyllables Accented on the Second Syllable. Mis place Com mence Par terre clis grace con verse con front es t range pre serve, post pone ac quaint dis burse com plete main tain trans act de throne com plain sur prise fore bode dis creet con vince with hold con tempt dis tract re sponse LESSON FOURTH. In struct Com pound Ex change con vulse ob struct re trench pro found sur round con spire de nounce de crease- dis mount for swear per spire dis prove re prieve doub loon mis trust • dis tress ha rangue re strain with draw re strict dis joint LESSON FIFTH. Review. The horspman will dismount by the fountain. I cannot with-hold my sur- prise at his disgrace. CHAUDROK'S SPELLING BOOK. 45 LESSON SIXTH. ) Mon vsyllubles of Seven Letters. Freight Scourge Flounce J scratch breadth 'drought draught stretch strange squeeze glimpse thought brought through sheathe screech freight springe wreathe twelfVi streets clothes breathe ♦ 3 • streams LESSON SEVENTH. Review. Your daughter is charming. His grandson is at school. He was starving to death. The sunset was splendid. He was sleeping on the bridge. I will meet you at the fountain. I Her eyes were flashing with joy. Do not misplace this sauce pan. Their distress was profound. I will convince him of my contempt. My neighbor died of weakness. He ate a sandwich and some cheese. Her wardrobe is complete. 46 CHAUDROS'S SPELLING BOOK. c PART X. TRISYLLABLES. LESSON FIRST. Words Accented on the First Syllable. Di a per Or a tor U ni form of fi eer mod es ty hid e ous buf fa lo ed i tor trag e dy iii di go bat te 17 com c dy jav e iin cay al ry a pri cot em pe ror eel e ry brav e ry sen a*tor cm el ty fa vor ite bay o net bot a ny slav er y I LESSON SECOND. j Am u let Em.e raid Cor o net j an o dyne ep i cure hoi i day ( av a rice her o ine cru ci fy I fac to ry mem o ry and i ron I gal le ry ven i son hos pi tal : de cen cy . mer cu ry ter ri fy riv u let li bra ry sen si b!e I el e gant di a mond sev e ral • LESSON THIRD, j Review. I She had a ring of emeralds and diamonds. That officer is a great favorite with his men. The emperor has an elegant library. C1IAUDR0S ■3 SPELL! Xf; BOOK 47 ! LESSON FOURTH. j . Cath o lie Cas ta net j cin na mon fa vo rite lav en der col an der ap pe tite mack er el j gen e rous grid i ron min is tar j can is ter tarn a rind sal i vate tap es try tel e graph LESSON FIFTH. Sal i vate . Skel e ton Tes ta ment musk mel on char ac ter ar ti choke co py book i ■ mul ber ry cu cum ber syl la bub pec tor al el e pliant in no cent dera o crat eq ui page sas sa fras LESSON SIXTH. Review. Put the mackerel on the gridiron. She gave me a musk- melon and some syllabub. He ate an artichoke and a cucumber. We bought a Testa- ment and a copy-book. Pounded sassafras leaves are used to make gumbo. 48 CHAUDRON'S SPELLING BOOK. LESSON Words Accented on No vefa ber ex pen sive mis for tune im pa tient po ma turn At Ian tic mag ne sia pal met to dis cov er re bel lion em broid er SEVENTH. the Second Syllable. Sep tern ber re mem ber to geth er al read y de ser ter per mis sion re lig ion pro vi sion a mus ing as ton ish di ges~tion i > LESSON EIGHTH. Mag no lia For get fill' con fa sion un feel ing eon ill tion ex press ive de li cious at ten tive mil si cian con- tin lie mi li tia . dis fig u re do tties tie dis cour age d}-s pep tie Nar cis sus ro man tie im per feet re pnb lie re co\ r er 8iil phu ric mis tak en