THE

OR,

A NEW and EASY GUIDE

TO THE

English Language.

.

PART 1.
Confitting of Tables of Words in

one, two, three, and four Syllables ;

with natural and easy Lessons in each,

adapted to the Capacity of Children

from three Years old and upwards,

and yet fo, 'that such as can already

read, may receive sensible Instruction

thereby : Being diversify'd with a

Variety of Lessons both moral and

divine, as also Fables and pleasant

Stories, in order to improve the Mind

and the Understanding.

PART II.

Contains a very easy and approved

Guide to English Grammar, by Way

of Question and Answer, for the

Use of Schools as well as private

Persons, and by which a Lad may

very soon become acquainted with the

Knowledge of the English-Tongue,

very little Trouble and Appli-

on.

PART III.

Has a Collection of the most use-

ful Words of two, three and four

Syllables, viz. Noun Substantives,
Adjectives and Verbs (placed Alpha-

betically under their relpective Herds)

which are accented and

exi lained

for the better instructing of Youth.

and Information of such Persons as

would know the Meaning of what

they read and write; being a ufetul

Instructor for the School, Shop, or

Compting-Houfa.

PART IV.

Contains many useful Things ne-

cessary to help she young Beginner,

and inform thc more grown-up Youti,

viz. First, a Receipt for good black

Ink; Directions for W.iting, with a

Collection of Alphabetical Copies :

Also a Variety of Pieces both in

Prose and Verse, proper for Break.'

ings-up ; being not inly divitia

ing to the Mind, and improving to

the Morals, but a great Help to

preien' Youth from failing a Sacri-

fice to the common Temptations of

Life, and their own unguarded Par.

fionis.

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.