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THE

Syllables, viz. Noun Substantives,

Adjectives and Verbs (placed Alpha-

betically under their respective Heads)

which are accented and explained

for the better instructing of Youth,

and Information of fuch Perfons as

would know the Meaning of what

they read and write; being a ufetul

Instructor for the School, Shop, or

Compting-Houf.

PART IV.

Contains many useful Things ne-

ceffary to help the young Beginner,

and inform the more grown-up Youth,

viz. First, a Receipt for good black

Ink; Directions for Waiting, with a

Collection of Alphabetical Copies:

Also a Variety of Pieces both in

Profe and Verse, proper for Break-

ings-up; being not nly divert-

ing to the Mind, and improving to

the Morals, but a great Help to

preven' Youthfrom falling a Sacri-

fice to the common Temptations of

Life, and their own unguarded Paf-

fions.

Recommended by several eminent Clergymen, School-Ma-

sters, and Others, as the most useful Book of the Kind.

By DANIEL FENNING,

Late School Master of BURES, in Suffolk, and AUTHOR of

The Use of the Globes, Practical Arithmetick, &c.

LONDON:

Printed for S. CROWDER and H. WOODGATE, at the Golden

Ball, in Pater-nofter Row, and B. COLLINS, at Salisbury.

M.DCCLVI.