LESSON VI.

What Man is he, that lufteth to live; and would fain fee good Days?

Keep thy Tongue from Evil; and thy Lips that they fpeak no Guile.

The Eyes of the Lord are over good Men; and he doth hear them when they pray.

The Lord doth fave the Souls .of his Servants; and all they that put their Truft in him, fhall not want Help.

TABLE HI.

Words accented on the firft Syllable; the Spelling and Pronunciation being different.

brief-ly char-coal

co"met

bare-foot

bright-nefs cheap-en
cheap-en com-rade

beast-ly

bristle

cheap-nefs con-jure

cheefe-cake copy

cup-board eight-fold flo"rid

giblets

custom eighth-ly fol-low Dai-ly eigh-ty fon-dle

gin" gle

giv-en

dai-fy ei-ther foot-pace en-trails foot-pad

giv-er

da"mage

da mafk e"ver foot-step

daugh-ter eye-brow foreign good-nefs eye-fight fore-thought go"fpel

gli❝ften

gloo-my

dead-ly

deaf-en

eye-fore

for-trefs go"vern

dear-ly

Fair-ly

found-er grace-lefs

four-fcore

gran-deur

de vil

faith-ful

fourth-ly

grand-fon

dex-trous fa"min

frail-ty

gra"vel

dim-ple fa"mifh

frec-kle

grea-fy

dir-ty

fa-ther

freck-led

great-nefs

di'itance fathom

freck-ly

griev-ous

di"ftant fat-ten

free-hold grift-ly

doc-trefs fa-vour

free-ly gro"gram

double faucet

free-flone

ground-lefs

know-ledge mo"narch penance

re"bel

lan"guid

lau-rel

knuc-kle mon-ftrous peo-ple Lan"guage mo"ther pe❝fter

mouth-ful phren-zy

mount-ain pi-ous

More eafy Leffons on the foregoing Tables, confifting of Words not exceeding two Syllables.

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LESSON I.

Will alway give Thanks unto the Lord; his
Praise fhall ever be in my Mouth.

My Soul fhall make her Boaft in the Lord: The Humble fhall hear of it, and be glad.

O praise the Lord with me: And let us blefs his Name always.

I fought the Lord, and he heard me: Yea, he faved me out of all my Fear.

LESSON II.

The Angel of the Lord ftandeth round them that fear him, and faveth them.

The Lord doth order a good Man's going, and maketh his Way pleafant to him.

Though he fall, he fhall not be caft off; for the Lord keepeth him.

The Lord is nigh unto them that are of a contrite Heart: And will fave fuch as be of an humble Spirit.

LESSON III.

Thy Mercy, O Lord, reacheth unto the Heavens, and thy Truth unto the Clouds. Thou, Lord, fhalt fave both Mar and Beast. How great is thy Mercy, O God, and the Children of Mer fhall put their fruit under the Shadow of thy Wings.

For with thee is the Well of Life: And in thy Light fhall we fee Light,

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