A New Guide to the English Tongue: In Five PartsS. Babcock, 1840 |
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... fall gall hall tall wall . Bell fell sell tell well . Bill fill hill kill mill pill till ( Bull full pull ) dull gull Alms . will . Bōll pōll rōll tōll . hull . Balm calm palm . Belt Help yelp . Gulp pulp . Halt malt salt . felt melt ...
... fall gall hall tall wall . Bell fell sell tell well . Bill fill hill kill mill pill till ( Bull full pull ) dull gull Alms . will . Bōll pōll rōll tōll . hull . Balm calm palm . Belt Help yelp . Gulp pulp . Halt malt salt . felt melt ...
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... fall ; but in the multitude of counsellors , there is safety . He that is surety for a stranger , shall smart for it ; but he that declineth to be a surety , is sure . The merciful man doth good to his own soul ; but he that is cruel ...
... fall ; but in the multitude of counsellors , there is safety . He that is surety for a stranger , shall smart for it ; but he that declineth to be a surety , is sure . The merciful man doth good to his own soul ; but he that is cruel ...
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... FALL OF MAN . Man was by heaven made to govern all , But how unfit , demonstrates in his fall : Created pure , and with a strength endued , Of grace divine , sufficient to have stood ; But alienate from God , he soon became The child of ...
... FALL OF MAN . Man was by heaven made to govern all , But how unfit , demonstrates in his fall : Created pure , and with a strength endued , Of grace divine , sufficient to have stood ; But alienate from God , he soon became The child of ...
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