The Universal Spelling Book; Or, a New and Easy Guide to the English Language |
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Confifting 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 so , that such as can already read ...
Confifting 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 so , that such as can already read ...
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Tables V. VI . VII . VIII . and IX . contain Words and Lefons from two to four Syllables , fome divided , and others undivided for Trial , with Netes and Observations for such as have no Instructor ; and I have herein endeavoured to ...
Tables V. VI . VII . VIII . and IX . contain Words and Lefons from two to four Syllables , fome divided , and others undivided for Trial , with Netes and Observations for such as have no Instructor ; and I have herein endeavoured to ...
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The same is to be observed in the Tables of three and four Syllables . PART IV . Confifts of a Variety of Things both in Prose and Verse , very proper for Writing - Pieces at Breakings - up ; some of which are quite new , and others ...
The same is to be observed in the Tables of three and four Syllables . PART IV . Confifts of a Variety of Things both in Prose and Verse , very proper for Writing - Pieces at Breakings - up ; some of which are quite new , and others ...
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LESSON V. Proper Words of one Syllable , both natural and easy . All am and are by do from go he him if in is it me my no not of off on or so thy to too up us we you . TABLE TAB L E II . Contains fome Lessons in Words.
LESSON V. Proper Words of one Syllable , both natural and easy . All am and are by do from go he him if in is it me my no not of off on or so thy to too up us we you . TABLE TAB L E II . Contains fome Lessons in Words.
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Daih lash pash rash Lace mace pace race Dip hip nip pip Make rake fake wake Fan man nan pan Ail bail hail pail Got hot Book cook hook look In pin sin win Beat heat meat neat Ink link pink wink ఆలో ottotoo or TABLE III . 4.
Daih lash pash rash Lace mace pace race Dip hip nip pip Make rake fake wake Fan man nan pan Ail bail hail pail Got hot Book cook hook look In pin sin win Beat heat meat neat Ink link pink wink ఆలో ottotoo or TABLE III . 4.
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Bibliographic information
| Pealkiri | The Universal Spelling Book; Or, a New and Easy Guide to the English Language Eighteenth century collections online |
| Autor | Daniel Fenning |
| Publisher | S. Crowder and H. Woodgate, and B. Collins, at Salisbury, 1756 |
| Original from | British Library |
| Digitized | 12 dets. 2018 |
| Length | 175 pages |
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