Note. The accent of the following words is on the last Note. The accent of the following words is on the first syllable. D der bu"ry Da"ras bu"ry Ja'ni za ry TABLE II. Note. The accent of the following words is on the st Cha i a A Chaili A me li a A po'ery pha As phal ti des cond syllable. E gyp ti an Eliza beth E pi"pha ny Eu ro pe an Ig na ti us Je ru sa lem Le vi ti cus Lieu te'nan cy Ma home tan Mi ran du la Mol da vi a Mat go"me ry Mont pel li er Mo ra vi a Mo sa i cal TABLE III. Note. The accent of the following words is on the third syllable. Ber con wey Ca ro li na E le a zer A'na bap tist A'na ni as Che tel hamp ton Eze ki as Ba al ze bub Bar ce lo na Be'ne die tine Be'ne ven to Cag li a ri Chip ping on garHen ri et ta He"ze ki ah Ci ren ce'ster Com po stel la Co pen ha gen Dal ma nu tha I sa bel la Je're mi ah Je'ro bo am La za ret to Ne he mi ah Ni'co de mus Pa ̋le sti na Sa ra gos sa Shep ton Mallet Wol ver hamp ton Sut ton Co field Ze de ki ah The accent is on the last syllable. Bar ce lo nette Or le a nois 1840 Philip pe ville PROPER NAMES OF FIVE SYLLABLES. TABLE I. Note. The accent of the following words is on the third syllable. "Lex an dri a An da lu zi a Ca ta lo ni a E qui noc ti al TABLE II. Ne bu za'ra dan Ni co me di a Phi la del phi a Sa mo thra ci o Scan di na vi a Sex a ge si ma The o do si us Thes sa lo ni ans Tran syl va ni a U ni ver si ty Note. The accent of the following words is on the fourth syllable. A Berga ven ny A ba su e rus Alex an dret ta Ec cle si a'stes E'pa phro di tus A E stre" ma du ra Hi"spa'ni o la La o di ce a Ne bu chad nez zar Pe lo pon ne sus Thes sa lo ni ca TABLE III. PROPER NAMES OF SIX SYLLABLES. Note. The accent is on the fourth syllable.· Bel beth ma a cah Be ro dach Ba'la dan Ec cle si a sti cus Hi'sto ri o'gra phy Me"di ter ra ne an G PART II. A table of words, the same in sound, but different in spelling and signification. Base, vile Are, they are All, every one Allow'd, granted Altar, for sacrifice An, a particle Ant, a pismire Aray, good order Assent, an agreement Augur, a soothsayer Auger, for carpenters Bail, a surety for debt Bale, of cloth or silk Bawl, to cry aloud Barbara, a woman's name Bais, cloth so called Bays, bay-trees Beer, to drink Bier, to carry the dead Bean, pulse Been, was at a place Beat, to strike Beet, an herb Bettce, a pint flask of wine Betty, Elizabeth Berry, a small fruit Bilc, a swelling Boil, as water on the fire Blen, did blow as the wind Blight, a blast Board, a plank Boar, a beast Boor, a country fellow Bold, confident Bowl'd, did bow! Bolt, for a door Boult, meal Bow, to bend Bough, a branch Buoy, to bear up Break, to part asunder Card, to play with Card, to dress wool Breaches, broken places Breeches, to wear Burrow, for rabbits Borough, a corporation By, near Calais, in France Call, to cry out Calendar, an account of time Cann, to drink out of Capital, chief Capitol, a tower in Rome Canvas, coarse cloth Canvass, to examine Chair, to sit in Chare, a job of work Chronical, of long continuance Clark, a book-keeper Climb, to get up in a tree Close, to shut up Coat, a garment |