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Some easy lessons on the foregoing Tables, consisting of words not exceeding three syllables.

LESSON 1.

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I will mag will praise th

Every day Naise thy nar

Great is the

raised: there

The Lord i

mercy is over

Aking that Scattereth awa There is go bhe lips of kn Bread of de is mouth sha

Say not the the Lord,

The Lord i

all his work The Lord

He will ful

REJOICE in the Lord, O ye rightankifoyal
Praise the Lord with harp: sing praises unto
doth become well the just to be thankful.
him with the lute, and instruments of ten strings.
Sing unto the Lord a new song: sing praises
ily unto him with a good courage.

de also will The Lord Just scattereth

rd of the Lord is true, and all his aful.

woman is a crown to her husband : ath no shame is as rottenness in his

f the diligent shall bear rule: but the be under tribute. us is more excellent than his neighway of the wicked doth reduce

gnify thee, O God, my king; and I y name for ever and ever.

will I give thanks unto thee; and ne fore ever and ever.

Lord, and marvellous; worthy to be e is no end of his greatness. is loving unto every man: and his all his works.

t sitteth in the throne of judgment, ay all evil with his eyes.

old, and a multitude of rubies; but nowledge are a precious jewel.

leceit is sweet to man: but afterwards all be filled with gravel.

ou, I will recompence evil: but wait and he shall save thee.

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is nigh unto all them that call upon Il such as call upon him faithfully. alfill the desire of them that fear him. hear their cry, and help them.

LESSON VI.

The robbery of the wicked shall destroy them; because they hate judgment.

The wicked shall be a ransom for the righteous; and he that doth transgress, for the upright.

A wise man scaleth the city of the mighty, and casteth down the strength and confidence thereof. The slothful coveteth greedily all the day long; but the righteous giveth, and spareth not..

TABLE II.

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Note. The accent of the following words is on the lire ly

A

second syllable.

Bun dance con si der
ac com plish con tent ment

ad mo nish

a mend ment an o'ther

con ti'nue

con vul sive De ceit ful

de fi ance

de liver

de mo'lish

de mon strate
di lem ma

em bas sage
em bow el
en a ble

en coun ter
en gage ment
en joy ment
en no ble

en tan gle

trea ty

rective

a pos"tle ap pa"rel ap pa rent ap pear ance ap pen dix

e"sta"blish
ex am ple

ap pren tice arch an gel arch bi"shop

ex tin guish
Fore run ner
for get ful
for give ness

fen sive

po ser

press or arta ker

ter nal

Com mand ment dis or der

com mit tee

com pen sate

dis pleasure
dis sem ble
di"still er
dis tin"guish
dis tri bute
E leventh

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More easy lessons on the foregoing Tables, consisting of words not exceeding three syllables.

LESSON I.

THOU, O Lord, has maintained my right and
my cause: thou art set in the throne that
judgest right.
Thou hast rebuked the heathen; and destroyed
the ungodly: thou hast put out their names for
ever and ever.

The Lord also will be a defence for the oppressed: even a refuge in due time of trouble.

LESSON II.

The rich and the poor

meet

together:

the Lord

TO

The heaver irmament she One day tel dy another.

beir voices ar

There are

Their soun their words in

The fear of wer; the judg cous and true. More to be d uch fine gold

is the maker of them all. A prudent man foreseeth the evil, and hideth himself: but the simple pass on and are punished. He that oppresseth the poor to increase his rich-mey-comb. es; and he that giveth to the rich, shall surely Moreover by come to want. reping of then

Rob not the poor, because he is poor: neither oppress the afflicted in the gate.

LESSON III.

Why standeth thou so far off, O Lord; and hidest thy face in the needful time of trouble?

The ungodly for his own lust doth persecute the poor; let them be taken in the same craft that they For the ungodly hath made boast of his own he Fors thesire, and speaketh good of the covetous

have devised.

whom God abhorreth.

LESSON IV.

Be not amongst wine-bibbers; amongst riotous

ters of fleshunkard and the glutton, shall come to verty and do the righteous shall greatly rejoicey drowsiness shall cover a man with rags.

Note. The ac

and he that begetteth a wise child, shall have joy of him.

Fter noon

ap per tain pre hend

ra van de scend

tha diet

am pre hend

is a gree

s al low

ap pear

point commend

ap prove believe

com pose is con tent