Step. Chip clip ship skip slip trip whip. Chop crop drop prop shop slop stop. Scar star. Blur spur slur. This. Thus. Brat chat gnat flat plat that (what.) Fret whet. Knit slit split. Blot knot trot plot shot spot. Glut shut slut smut. Flax. Flux.

More easy lessons on the foregoing Tables, consisting of words not exceeding four letters.

LESSON I.

HE eye of God is on them that do ill.

THE

Go not from me, O God, my God.

The Lord will help them, that cry to him.

My son, if thy way is bad, see that you mend it.

LESSON II.

When just men do well, then ill men fail.
I will mind my way, that I may not sin.
He that doth go with ill men will fail.

Do all that is just; and let not ill will be, in thy mind.

LESSON II.

Shun them that will hurt you, lest you be hurt by them.

My son, walk not with them that are bad. lest you be so too, but walk in the law of the Lord, and God will help you.

Hold in the Lord and lend an ear to his word.

LESSON IV.

My son, hold fast the law of the Lord.

My son, mind not thy own will, but the will of God.

My son, mind the law of God, and you will do well. My son, call on the Lord, and he will help you.

LESSON V.

Go from that man, who will hurt you, and hurt no man thyself.

All men go out of the way, and do not mind God. God doth see us, and all that we do.

I will sing of the Lord all the day long.

LESSON VI.

With my lips do I tell of the law of God, and I will talk of his word.

I will run the way of thy law; O help me in it. I am glad that the Lord doth lend an ear to me: for this, will I call on him, and pay my vow.

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TABLE VI.

Words of four letters, viz. two consonants and two vowels; the latter vowel serving only to lengthen the sound of the former, except where it is otherwise marked.

BABE. Robe. Face lace mace race. Dice lice

mice nice. Rice vice. Fade jade made wade. Hide ride side tide wide. Rude. Safe. Life wife. Cage page rage sage. Huge. Bake cake make rake sake take. Like pike. Joke poke yoke. Duke puke. Gale pale sale tale vale.

fame tame.

Lime time.

File mile pile tile vile wile. Hole mole pole. Mule rule. Came dame fame game lame name Come some fōme hōme. Fume. Bane lane mane pane. Dine fine kine line mine pine vine wine. (Done) (gone) (none.) Bone hone tone. Tune.

Cape rape tape (gape.) Pipe ripe wipe (type.) Cape hope mope pope rope sope. Care dare fare hare mare pare. Here mere (were.) Dire fire hire mire sire tire wire. Core gore more pore sore tore wore. Cure pure sure. Base case. Rise (rise wise.) Dose (dose hose lose nose rose.)

Use (use muse.) Else. Bate date fate gate hate late mate pate rate. Bite kite mite rite. Dote mote note vote. Lute mute. Can have pave lave save wave. Dive five hive (give live sive.) Rove (dove love) (mōve.) Gaze maze. Size.

More easy lessons on the foregoing Tables, consisting of words not exceeding four letters.

LESSON I

NOD doth mind all that we say and do.

GOD

This life is not long, but the life to come has no end.

We must love them that do not love us, as well as them that do love us.

We must pray for them that hate us.

LESSON II.

We must do to all men, as we like to be done to.
The Lord he is God, it is he that hath made us.
He must live well, that will die well.
He doth live ill, that doth not mend.

LESSON III.

A bad life will make a bad end.

We must let the time past put us in mind of the ill we have done.

In the time to come we must do ill no more.
Be kind to all men, but hurt not thyself.

LESSON IV.

Woe be to me if I live not well.

We can hide no work from God; for the Lord he is God, and he is Lord of all.

Mind what is best; do all that is just; and love all whom you have to do with.

LESSON V.

He that doth love God, God will love him. One God doth rule all. The Lord is God. Nae is like to God, and we are all in his hand. The Lord is my king; he is Lord of all: and by the word of the Lord all was made.

LESSON VI.

God is the most high God; he sets up men, and he doth help them that are just.

Go not far from me, O Lord my God.

The time will come when all men must be put in the dust.

TABLE VII.

Words of four letters, viz. two consonants and a diphthong.

L

AID maid paid. Fail jail nail rail sail tail. Maim. Fain gain main pain rain vain. Fair hair pair. Bait wait. Void. Soil toil. Coin join. Daub. Thou. Loud. Foul soul. Pour sour (your.) Gout rout. Flee free knee thee tree. Deed feed heed need seed weed.

Beef. Leek meek seek week. Feel heel reel. Seem. Been keen seen. Deep keep peep weep.

Deer jeer leer peer. Feet meet. Good hood

wood. Hoof roof. Book cook hook look took (rook.) Cool fool pool tool (wool.) Doom room. Moon noon soon. Coop hoop loop soop.

(Door) poor. Foot (foot.) Boot hoot root. Flea plea. Ease. Dead head lead read bead lead read. Deaf leaf. Leak reak weak. Deal heal meal seal. Beam seam team. Lean mean wean Heap leap reap. Bear tear wear (dear fear hear near year.) Heat meat seat. Load road toad. Loaf. Soak. Coal goal soal. Foam roam. Roat. Boat coat goat moat. Oath Coax.

Chaw draw flaw gnaw spaw thaw. Dawn fawn Jawn pawn. Brew knew slew stew (shew.) Lewd. Blow crow flow glow grow know slow snow stow (plow drow.) Bowl fowl howl. Down gown town. Bray clay dray fray gray play pray slay stay sway. Grey they whey. Lieu. Vieu. Sloe (shoe) Clue glue true.

More easy lessons on the foregoing Tables, consisting of words not exceeding four letters.

LESSON I.

WHEN we go out, and when we come in, we

are not out of the eye of God.

When we pray to God with a pure mind, he will

hear us and help us. But if our mind be not pure when we pray to him, then he will not hear us. All the day long, God does mind what we do with our time.

LESSON II.

The word of God is true; it is gone from his lips, and will come to pass.

He that took on him the form of man to save us, is God, and came down from God.

This is he, who, when he came, did shew to us the way of life, that we may work the work of God.

LESSON III.

All my joy is in the Lord, and in them that love

his ways.

The Lord is nigh to all them that call on him. It is good to draw near to God, that he may draw

near to us.

I will call on the Lord for help, that I may be safe from them that hate me.

LESSON IV.

The ways of God are not like the ways of man. The Lord God, is God of Gods, and Lord of all. Just and true are thy ways, O Lord God: thy word is true.

I am the Lord, I AM THAT I AM; this is my name.

LESSON V.

The word was with God, and the word was God. None but God can tell what is to come. I must not do an ill act; if I have done it once, must do so no more.

I

No man can say, he has seen God; for none hathi seen him, and none can see him.

LESSON VI.

He that doth love God, will keep his laws. All ye that love the Lord, see that ye hate sin. I will love thee, O Lord, as long as I live. Keep me, O God, for my hope is in thee.