TABLE II.

In the following Syllables, the Vowels are all long.

fma fme fmi imo fmu fna fne fni fno fnu fpa fpe fpi fpo spu fta fte fi fto ftu

LESSON IV.

bra bre bri bro bru

cra cre cri cro cru dra dre dri dro dru fra fre fri fro fru

V.

gra gre gri gro gru pra pre pri pro pru tra trẻ tri tro tru fwa fwe fwi fwo fwu

VI.

tha the thi tho thu
twa twe twi
wha whe whi

pha phe phi pho phu

Italic Double Letters.

&t, f, ffi, fl. fi, fl Sb. fts fi fk f fi l fi.

TABLE III.

Words of three Letters. In the following Words, the Vowels have the short Sound.*

fad

tap

wax

tag mat man cap

I would recommend the Leffons of Monofylla

bles, to be read fometimes across the Page,

Sc before a, o, u, and r, are pronounced like sk;

before e, i, and y, like simples, thus :

jar

afp

fly

why

mar

ark

fky

the

fca fce fci

fco

fcu

fcy; pronounced

fy.

TABLE IV.

LESSON I.

Words of Four Letters, in which the Vowels have

the short Sound.

Reading Lessons of easy Words, contained in the foregoing.

Mv fon, do no ill.

Go not in the way of bad boys;

For bad boys are apt to fay and do ill.
O, my fon, go not in the way of fin.

LESSON VIII

The Vowels having their Sounds as marked.

All of us, my fon, are to die;

If we do no ill, we go to joy;

But if our way be bad, we go to woe.
Woe will be on all who fay and do ill.
Bad boys go in the way of fin.

If we go in the way of bad boys, we can not go to joy.

LESSON X.

Words in which the first Vowel has its long Sound.