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    SB

    b^

    M77

    am

    m

    w

    m

    an;

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    AND

    PHRASE

    -IN-

    i:n(;lish

    and

    Burmese

    BY

    REV.

    C.

    BENNETT.

    Third

    Edition,

    Revised

    by

    M.

    II.

    Eveleth.

    s^rrrWfift

    1

    RANGOON

    :

    AMERICAN

    BAPTIST

    MISSION

    PRKS:-

    K.

    D.

    PHINNEY,

    SUPT.

    1886.

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    -*1-

    VOCABULARY.

    -*--•-•

    NOUNS.

    A

    J$ou7i

    is

    the

    name

    of

    a

    person,

    place,

    or

    thing.

    Any

    word

    which

    makes

    sense

    with

    a,

    an,

    or

    the

    before

    it,

    is

    a

    Noux.

    Abode

    c^ep

    Aim

    goS^cS

    Abuse

    sbcs^jSSs

    Air

    ceo

    Abyss

    ODcgS^oSccoDcapoS

    Alarm

    cSooSco|©Gp

    Ache

    ooc^oSoo^

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    9

    tfOTINS.

    Anna

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    NOUNS.

    Bar

    Barb

    Barge

    Bark

    Barn

    Baron

    Base

    Basin

    Basis

    Bat

    Batch

    Bath

    Bazar

    Bay

    Beach

    Bead

    Beak

    Beam

    Bean

    Bear

    Beard

    Bed

    Bee

    Beech

    Beef

    Beer

    Being

    Bell

    Belly

    Bolt

    cIsgjosooS

    OD0O§(c38OOC§[8

    ooBgirODSesTloS

    sosjljii

    oo£8cxj

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    NOUNS.

    Blood

    Bloom

    Blot

    Bluff

    .

    Blur

    Blush

    Board

    Boast

    Boat

    Body

    Bog

    Boil

    Bolt

    Bomb

    Bond

    Bone

    Bonus

    Book

    Boom

    Boon

    Boor

    Boot

    Booth

    Borax

    Boro

    Borer

    Bosom

    Botch

    G^8

    00

    oogssii

    occoctS

    Bourn

    CoSiQBOcS

    BOW

    ^coDoooogoS

    Bowel

    ^o5^>o(go5(g£8

    Bowl

    Cjj)g3(

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    KOU27S.

    5

    Brig

    jSoSdijiSoocoSo

    Cabin

    coco§oab§oo©§8

    Brim

    os^os

    Cable

    coopoSajsQs

    Brine

    aoos^gS

    Cadet

    £811

    OQGpr^cjw^c^jS

    Brink

    ooglpii

    oop8n

    00&8

    co£$

    oo^oo&scooo

    Brood

    goSoocoS^

    ojcoS

    Brook

    ggjg^oSs

    Cage

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    6

    BTODJfS.

    Cat

    Catch

    Cause

    Cave

    Cedar

    Cell

    Cent

    Chaff

    Chain

    Chair

    Chalk

    Chant

    Chap

    Charm

    Chart

    Chase

    Chat

    Cheat

    Check

    Cheek

    Cheer

    Chess

    Chest

    Chief

    Child

    Chili

    Chime

    Chin

    Chink

    Chip

    Choir

    Chop

    CJ0308

    Chords

    $&88(g88ii

    §oS

    Chore

    OSO§[8C^^S

    g© good

    Chub

    o©c(cgoS8iiooGp8Gqgg

    Churl

    69

    s

    g(sJooSs>oSo8

    cfjio5o§8O0GC08

    g|(^8^q81800

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    NOT

    v

    ^

    Clove

    Clown

    Club

    Clue

    Clump

    Coach

    Coal

    Coast

    Coat

    Cob

    Cock

    Code

    Cog

    Coil

    Coin

    Colic

    Colon

    Color

    Colt

    Comb

    Comet

    Conch

    Cone

    Cook

    Coop

    Coot

    Coral

    Cord

    Core

    Cork

    (

    orn

    Cost

    Cot

    Conch

    COOJ8

    GOOD

    0008-

    coo5|qo5(c§8

    OD&8gg^C008C30D

    ooSop8n

    ooS|

    C|0O08OOCow

    0S>&§

    cjcp88

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    SOtJKS.

    Cross cooS

    olsoocSoSSu

    Dandy

    ojojooSoooSgoooco

    (cgoScjgn

    x

    c^

    Crotch

    oog

    Dark

    G^oSSoS

    Croup

    QoSooo^oii (cgoSsS

    Dart

    ojoogS

    oj?Qf|

    Dash

    os>£jjoSooo

    Deep

    s^gsp

    Cup

    goS

    Deer

    ogiooh

    oooSh

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    NOUNS.

    9

    Dfke

    oo^s>ogS§8ii

    c§oSs

    Drama oooSh

    oooSgoa

    Dill

    ©jgoS

    Dread

    oocg^cQooSjgSs

    Dirge

    ooS8J

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    NOUN8.

    Ebb

    §c^org

    Exit

    Ebony

    ooS&rfjScS

    Eye

    Eclat

    ^ctSoooooa

    ogSso

    Fable

    (g8s

    Face

    boo8o5

    Fact

    o

    DOO008II

    00g§99|08

    Faffot

    ooS^gooSii

    «88§q5

    Fail-

    Echo

    Edge

    Edict

    Eel

    cIsQpS

    E

    gg

    e

    Elbow

    oocoooS

    Elder

    Elect

    Elegy

    Elite

    Elk

    Elm

    O900oS(o^8COO03jj»

    g

    gSGoooaScoooaj

    Fairy

    Faith

    Fall

    Fame

    Fan

    Fancy

    Fane

    ODS8go5oSg£8

    oojgoSojSGOOOOjj^

    Fang

    oo«Sooc^8

    Farce

    ooSoSoo^8

    Farm

    Emery

    o3goojoo5ooc&8

    Fast

    EmmetogoSsSoS

    Fat

    End

    Dossil

    OQcgos

    Fate

    Enema

    o&80j|]G008

    Fault

    Enemy

    c^ojn

    q§ooS

    Favor

    Ennui

    ^8G

    g(g£8

    Fawn

    Envoy

    oo

    oo«S ii

    oSsoo

    Fear

    Epoch

    oop^sp&

    Feast

    Equal

    oo^sojgooooj

    Fee

    Era

    ooocooo^Ssoojgos

    Feed

    Error

    oocps

    Feel

    Essay

    csg8c^8cooo©o

    Feint

    Eve

    g3§8oo

    Felon

    Evil

    oo«8ooon

    q©§o5

    Exile

    (ypS^|>So^oS§£8o^

    Fen

    cooooj

    Fence

    e

    0gO?§S8

    GjoSSn

    00^008

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    BOUffl.

    11

    Fern

    Ferry

    Feud

    Fever

    Fib

    Fibre

    Field

    Fiend

    Fife

    Fig

    Fight

    File

    Film

    Filth

    Fin

    Fine

    Fire

    Fish

    Fist

    Fit

    Flag

    Flail

    Flake

    Flame

    Flank

    Flash

    Flat

    Flaw

    Flax

    Flea

    Fleam

    o|cjScooooS

    Scocja

    cgos^o

    oooSoowo

    00^)8

    cooSoob

    C^O0D8ll

    ^oSsJjU

    C^GCg

    oopsb88

    ©ScfjSoSjsjSs

    00©$8

    08&OOOOD

    OOpoSo©G£38

    C.US30

    8

    §8

    (fll

    COcSo88

    cocS^o

    OOCOll

    0§8(S]D8

    Fleece

    dSjis

    ooGoooSoSji

    Q$§

    ^Gooooscgs^

    Fleet

    oogo§ooo©_

    i

    Flesh

    oooodsh

    o^oSooooo

    Flight

    cjgsjgSsn

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    NOUNS.

    coodSccjcS^&odd

    Gain

    oogoS

    oocj

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    NOUNS.

    13

    Gleam

    Glebe

    Glen

    Globe

    Gloom

    Glory

    Gloss

    Glove

    Glue

    Gnat

    <

    TllU

    Goad

    Goal

    Guat

    God

    Gold

    Goni?

    Goods

    Goose

    Gore

    Gorge

    Gouge

    Gourd

    Gown

    Grace

    1

    rrade

    Grain

    Oram

    Grant

    Trape

    Grasp

    Grass

    Grate

    Grave

    Gravy

    Greek

    Green

    Grief

    Grin

    Grist

    Groan

    Groin

    cgo5(sjS8

    eg

    ii

    oo5s§

    OOOJ8ll

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    14

    srorrBfi.

    Gusto

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    N0TTN8.

    15

    Hook

    Hoop

    Hop

    Hope

    ^joSli cl8£)08

    cgooS

    ©pSooS

    G^ScoSgSs

    Iron

    Irons

    Islet

    Issue

    oS

    Ice

    Idea

    Idiot

    Idler

    Idol

    Ivory

    Ivy

    Jade

    Jail

    Horde

    G^Gpycxgi

    oj^cogS

    Itch

    OOoSoOODCO©

    Horn

    $a^

    Horse

    mS»

    Host

    §c6ol

    Hound

    os>bo8c8o$GOOOGg8

    Hour

    ^08

    House

    o8

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    NOUNS,

    Keel

    Key

    Kid

    Kiln

    Kin

    Kind

    Kine

    King

    Kiss

    Kit

    Kite

    COOO

    o

    d8o500C008

    coloScoS

    09(^8

    C]S00€]S

    ^&8^6gS8

    Lamb

    Lamp

    Lance

    Land

    Lane

    Lap

    Lapel

    Lapse

    Lard

    o8o$|o1coooos>oo5

    Lark

    ooScoo

    Larva

    gSn

    ©SqoS

    Lash

    Knave

    d§8gDSc88

    Laity

    ogsospwajoSccDD

    Lake

    d^Sii

    ooSs

    Lama

    c6

    8

    ^0^00^8

    .Leave

    Ledge

    Lee

    Leech

    d^sooccos

    s8§8goS

    CO$

    G

    §?£

    8<

    £

    g^o5f33^

    ^JpScOOD

    &

    oqooJos)

    eg

    ocoojooS

    coOcoooo5coo§

    c

    2?

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    KOUKft.

    17

    Leek

    (ogo$co£ooGp

    Lesson

    coSqSooacoSs

    Lobby

    a8§800Gco8

    Lethe

    gwgcojdIsJSs

    Lobe

    03sxj)c5cos>]6\iOQCOgS8

    Levee

    |

    ^oSco

    cc&SBSs

    coins'

    Level

    c8ccoo[S)D8

    Lima

    CO

    Line

    (oBsii

    ooooSs

    Lungs

    oosroS

    Linen

    c>oSoo^ggS

    djS

    c^oS

    Lurch

    (cogo§d)^)6q^g©dS8

    GCOOOQCOgS

    (sjSs

    Lingo

    ©. 008

    Lust

    ootSucrSgjSs

    Lion

    ?J-C3?

    Lute

    GeoSscocSjs

    Lip

    J^oSaSa

    Lye

    §^«&^g^

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    1*

    NOOV

    Lymph

    uooooS

    Mare

    Lynx

    c(cgo£©o$^

    Mark

    .

    Lyre

    c©oS8ooc§[8

    Market

    I

    Macaw

    oojo5ooj?g}8ooo

    Meat

    Mango

    oo^oSoSs

    Melee

    Mania

    ^8§S8

    Manna

    w^oo^u

    gso80o^8

    Melon

    Manor

    (j|eD8^Sccoo^o$

    Men

    Manse

    oocps^o

    080000$

    00

    Mercy

    gSco?$ooGp8Gooo

    Merit

    sospc^coooa8&

    Mesh

    Many

    ooojos

    Mess

    Map

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    MOL'AI.

    \D

    Might

    o©g&8i«

    cog§

    Mile

    ooocl86ps>§

    |cooo

    (o§oSa§

    coocSooon

    ©>qo$

    8o5h

    8o5|>Soj8

    OOoSl

    ODg3{CgO$

    ccoocgSs

    Milk

    Mill

    Mioa

    Mind

    Mine

    Money

    cgcgn

    c£g«cg

    Monk

    6^00^8

    Monkey

    c^poS

    Month

    co

    Mood

    SoScoccoo

    Moon

    co

    Moose

    cS^o^cc^

    Mop

    cog

    08

    Moral

    §

    ©coo8t^

    cooocS

    §

    oS^CCO00QCg£80D^oS

    iner

    cgSscojccoooj

    Minim

    gjcmi

    c8(gS8CO

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    NOUNS.

    Nadir

    cc»oo§fcd^3joSy

    Is

    a

    g

    §S8CoS

    Naiad

    cs^cSc^s

    Nail

    oogj^n

    cxDoSoogSs

    Name

    oaugSii

    fO«g3

    Nap

    3CToa86G(fl5[g88

    Nape

    CD

    gSo^6\i

    cy^SsocS

    Nave

    fysoooSzcBS

    Navel

    snoS

    Navy

    oocdb©^

    Neck

    0DgSoS8

    Need

    ooc^h

    soS8^(sj88

    Needle

    o©tS

    Negro

    ODgc§

    Neigh

    oo&

    Nerve

    oso

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    NOUNSi

    Omen

    c8o5»

    §8oS

    Pail

    Onion

    @oScg^

    Pain

    Onyx

    wcocp

    Pains

    Onset

    dijSo5(gS8

    /Paint

    Opal

    ycjjGp

    Pair

    Opera

    c88^o5goooooo5^

    Palm

    Opium

    c8§8u

    gso8^>o5

    .

    Palsy

    Oracle

    cgoSoS

    Pan

    Orange

    oScgSoSs

    Pane

    Orb

    OQGJ811

    ©cSijSSs

    Panel

    Orbit

    (JjJoSooeSjJGOOoi^aSs

    Panic

    goooSsooSodojsco^}

    Paper

    cogScpcO&s

    Parcel

    Order

    o©8^n

    oscp

    Park

    Ore

    ooggjccrgocS

    Party

    Organ

    c^oSodooO(Soo8oodii

    od|ooSooo(o§8

    Paste

    Otter ujgoooS

    Pat

    Ounce

    orjp8ooSoocgcSn

    coSs^8

    Owner

    os>^|Sn

    £jSSgcoooo

    Paw

    Ox

    §p8(§8n gpsooSs

    Pawn

    Oyster

    oo&oouo

    Pay

    Pacer

    soSG[ogo8ooo5Gooo

    Pea

    §£8

    Peace

    Pack

    00006*.

    Peach

    Pad

    o|8

    Peak

    Paddle

    cgSoooS

    Pear

    Paddy

    ©ols Pearl

    Pagan

    ooocofoooj

    Pease

    Page

    ©o^joSjjo

    Pedal

    21

    p§£8ii

    8o5o_(gS8

    oSo^8gOOj6*Q|3£8

    3joSojo56J^G308

    C0^8oSu

    CQc6\30l8

    ccogQogoo^o

    ^80o£8ll

    Co£o§8

    9§a8&ogo$

    o8oScx)|jg£8

    8

    831

    OS>CO(SoOGC08

    GOOOO^(J(c§8

    O0

    OO0

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    NOUNS.

    Peel

    oog

    Pint

    (gScgoSoo^coooo^|i

    Peep

    G

    ^p£

    8

    (§j£§$8

    Pipe

    gs08oo

    Peg

    §n

    (XoSojgS

    Pit

    c

    §cgS8

    Pelf

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    U0UN8.

    23

    cfl^gosjgSs

    0©S8

    ooooop^S

    c8^8o5

    0808|yS

    c(g8Go)o5

    Oo5o008

    oogo8os8

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    sous

    a.

    25

    Rigor

    ooSsuojgS*

    Round

    ©oS^Ssu

    ooqjj&od

    Rill

    e^sccjSsGpc^oSacoS

    1

    oogSooj|g£>(g£8

    Rim

    Rind

    Ring

    Riot

    Rip

    Rise

    Risk

    Rival

    River

    Rivet

    00^08

    C£>o88gll

    OoScsfloS

    coo5g

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    Sally

    Salt

    Salts

    Salve

    Salvo

    Sand

    Sap

    Sash

    Satan

    Satin

    Satyr

    Sauce

    Savor

    Saw

    Scab

    Scald

    Scale

    Scalp

    Scamp

    Scar

    Scarf

    Scarp

    Scene

    Scent

    Scoff

    Scold

    NOUNS

    <

    oocx£

    ^oogSsogoSdj*

    cfjSoSjgSs

    0008

    O&8So5aO08

    OC000S83]oS

    OJ^COOSCOOOOOGp

    ob

    ooSoSoo^gS

    sD8©pS8

    ©OOO^IIQO^oS

    h

    Scoop

    o)

    8^.11

    ocSi

    Scope

    oo(rcj

    oo

    g

    oS

    Score

    0000811

    ^SoooS

    1

    Scorn

    «o^SoS|>§g|5)o(sjS8

    Scout

    ooSscooooSoopS

    COgScOOOOJ

    Scowl

    ^oSc^oScxjtf^

    (§£&

    Scrag

    oocgooooS

    coooooSi

    sSoSooooS

    Scratch

    (SScpn

    5^0

    (gScooooocp

    Screw

    ooSsj

    ooSscojoh

    ©^

    Scribe

    ©OGQ8iioojCO)6'

    ^SgSgoSn

    c]sc(cg8ii

    Sea

    oScooSiioo^gcp

    00006*11

    oocgo

    Seal

    o6d3£no88^D^oocS8

    gGOgoSsccj

    Seam

    $5]£§8ii

    ©(ScjSoSs

    cooocgSsu

    ooaj8«C|

    Seat

    djiScpii

    08S0

    Sedan

    oo&8©8

    Sedge

    o^8cgo8cooo

    Seed

    ooc©

    e

    Seine

    ^oScoS

    Sense

    qocoS

    Sepoy

    ©SoI^h ©8^8

    Serge

    oop^oooSooe&s

    Serum

    (cgoSoooS^gS

    Set

    |ooScooooocp^

    Sewer

    colS8oo8eGo88

    GOOOOJ

    00^0

    QOS

    000

    o5

    ooogSsooj^scScS

    0>OoS|qGpOOC088

    O>0oS000CtjS8

    00

    G000oSc88§

    pScg

    ^

    oooScoooSg

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    27

    Shad

    cl8ooc§[8

    Shade

    oo£[tS

    Shaft

    ^08ii

    d^Sii

    ^coo80D§n

    ^

    Shrew

    GOOOoScSsggScg^

    oooScoooSg

    Shrimp

    o_g^d3o5

    Shrub

    «(c§8ooo5gooo9S>oS

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    Sill

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    Sky

    Slab

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    §8^00^8

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    ooco1S8

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    Taste

    Taunt

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    coo£

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    NOL'Xi,

    Visit

    Visor

    Vista

    Unity

    co^cogSsjgSQSsn

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    gDO§88

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    coos

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    Wail

    ^GogsjggSoo&sjsjSs

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    ©g

    Wall

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    djJjgSs

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    ©Sn

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    Word

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    World

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    Yeast

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    c8n

    oo Yell

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    KYoke

    Wound

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    Yolk

    Wrath

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    ADJECTIVES.

    --

    An

    Adjectives

    is

    a

    word

    used

    to

    indicate

    tlie

    quali-

    ty

    or

    condition

    of

    a

    noun,

    as

    a

    happy

    girl,

    a

    good

    boy.

    much

    property,

    a

    powerful

    animal.

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    word

    which

    makes sense

    with

    thing

    after

    it.

    is

    an

    Adjective;

    as a

    long

    tiling,

    a

    good

    thing.

    Able

    Acid

    Acrid

    Acute

    Addle

    Aged

    Agile

    Alert

    All

    Alone

    Amiss

    Ample

    Angry

    Antic

    A n

    v

    Apt

    Arid

    Awful

    Bad

    Bald

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    ^080j)oS

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    aoS

    jq

    oSco

    08

    g

    oo

    o

    gooSgoooh

    oooSgooo

    Brown

    GoocjgooScooo

    Bulky

    GJcgooSuoSgoS^B

    Bushy

    Gooo

    Busy

    s^sgooohugoooSs

    Cheap

    gooo

    Civic

    Gol88Op8G000

    Civil

    Base

    Best

    Big

    Black

    Blank

    Bleak

    Blue

    Bluff

    Blunt

    Bold

    Bony

    Both

    Brave

    Briny

    Broad

    oo_o5gooo

    OOGOOo£8S)§8GOOO

    (c§8C000

    ^oScooo

    cgoSco^cooo

    GOOCOO

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    Major

    oOD^(c§8GOOD

    Mangy

    Osgood

    Many

    gjosgodd

    Mazy

    £8d^8GOOO

    Owing

    Nasty

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    Pale

    Naval

    odgoSojSs^Sgooo

    Past

    Xear

    ^sgood

    Penal

    Neat

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    Petty

    Needy

    ooSs^gooo

    Pied

    New

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    Pigmy

    Next

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    Pious

    Nice

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    Pithy

    Nigh

    ^8Gooo

    ADJECTIVES.

    Nine

    /

    Ninth

    Noble

    Noisy

    None

    Novel

    Nude

    Null

    Numb

    Obese

    Odd

    Oily

    Old

    One

    Only

    Open

    Oral

    Other

    Outer

    Outre

    Oval

    Over

    Overt

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    s8cT)

    GOOD

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    ^oS§8g§ogood

    00^0811

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    ADJECTIVES.

    Plain

    5188ODS8CCOD

    Sable

    Plump

    ogoooi

    .jjgooo

    Sad

    Poor

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    Safe

    Prime

    oo6j88^Scooo

    Sage

    Prior

    oosjS^Scodd

    Salt

    Proud

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    |

    Same

    Puny

    ogScoaou

    c^gooo

    Sandy

    Pure

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    Sapid

    Quick

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    Sappy

    Quiet

    (§&cood

    Saucy

    Quit

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    Scaly

    Kacy

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    Scant

    Rainy

    ^cSs^oscooo

    Seedy

    Rank

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    p^sooo

    Seven

    Rapid

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    Shady

    Rare

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    Sharp

    Raw

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    S&sgcdo

    Shoal

    Ready

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    Short

    Real

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    Shy

    Red

    ^cooo

    Sick

    Rich

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    Side

    'Rife

    Gol^p8G0OD

    Silly

    Right

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    Six

    Ripe

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    Sixth

    Rival

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    Sixty

    Rocky

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    -Slack

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    gjGCOo Slant

    Rough

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    Sleek

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    Slim

    Ruddy

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    Slimy

    Rude

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    Rural

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    Slow

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    £§GOOD

    £^8CO$GOOO

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    Sly

    Small

    Smart

    Smoky

    Snaky

    Snowy

    Snug

    Sober

    Soft

    Sole

    Solid

    Some

    Sooty

    Sore

    Sorry

    Sound

    Sour

    Spare

    Spicy

    Stale

    Steep

    Stern

    Sticky

    Stiff,

    Still

    Stony

    Stout

    Sure

    Sweet

    Swift

    Tall

    Tame

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    coSgodo

    ©6g©gooo

    §8880goScOOD

    v^S&gScjjOSGOOD

    086*00

    gSscooo

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    GOpGOOO

    Tardy

    c^sgooo

    Tart

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    Tawny

    |cHgood

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    oo

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    Tenth 3O0«

    Thick

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    Thin

    oIsgooou

    SEgood

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    cxjsii

    ^

    Tidy

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    00§800gS8ll

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    Tight

    O0S8GOOO1

    CrntScOOO

    aocooo

    Tiny

    goosscSgooo

    Tipsy

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    Total

    ^coSgooo

    Tough

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    True

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    Twin

    oojgogo8ooSGScooj

    Two

    |>Sii

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    ADJECTIVES.

    Wan

    Wary

    Waste

    Weak

    Weary

    Well

    West

    Wet

    White

    Whole

    Wide

    Wild

    Wilv

    ctgocooo

    Windy

    cco^jcooo

    «aj$cx>c8(5|ca>D

    Wise

    o£go§jcooo

    ooaj8«oScooo

    Witty

    £ooa»Scoo5ccoo

    ooo8Ǥjcooo

    Woody

    cx>SoSS^8SO8C0DO

    Worth

    c^oSoo^cood

    Wrong

    ^08cooo

    Wry

    ^godo

    |coScooo

    nrgoScoDO

    §S*COOD

    cSgOGOOD

    IToung

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    VERBS.

    »-»» >»»>

    A

    Verb is

    a

    word used to

    assert

    or

    affirm

    something

    about

    a

    person

    or

    tiling:

    as

    I

    read,

    the

    dog

    runs.

    Any

    word

    which

    makes

    sense

    with

    to

    before

    it,

    is

    a

    Verb.

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    j^^^gS

    Ally

    SoS^oogS

    Abate

    ccojoGeoogS

    Amble

    soSocgosoopS

    Abet

    9©D8so8oogS

    Amuse

    ccaSoopS

    Abhor

    glJpODpS

    Annex

    oocSoDgS

    Abide

    cfeporjoogS

    Annoy

    cjo^oSoopS

    Abuse

    abcc[8oogS

    Annul

    cjgcgoSoopS

    Ache

    ofjJoSoogS

    Answer

    cgsoo

    gSu

    cSoopS

    Add

    coTSsoogS

    Appal

    cgoo5g§p3

    Admit

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    o^soogS

    Apply

    oogS

    Arch

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    Adore

    cfjisogoSoogS

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    Argue

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    cags

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    00

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    Ail

    ^tt^S

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    Ask

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    goSoDgSn

    §^oogS

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    Allay

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    Avail co

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    Allow

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    Avow

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    Alloy

    QGQGfio^

    cogoc©

    Awake

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    oogS

    Award

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    VERBS.

    Back

    Bail

    Bait

    Bake

    Balk

    Band

    Bang

    Bank

    Base

    Bask

    Bathe

    Bawl

    Bear

    Beat

    Beg

    Beget

    Begin

    Belch

    Belie

    Bend

    Beset

    Bet

    Bias

    Bid

    Bind

    Bite

    Blame

    Blank

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    Blaze

    Bleat

    Bleed

    aooScopS

    Blend

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    Bless

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    Blind

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    Bloat

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    Block

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    Blot

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    lli

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    Boom

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    Bore

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    Bound

    (3B«©oog5

    Braid

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    VERBS.

    4. >

    Carry

    Carve

    Case

    Cash

    (

    last

    Catch

    Cause

    Cease

    Chafe

    Chain

    Char

    Charm

    Chase

    Chat

    Cheat

    (

    'heck

    (

    'heer

    Chew

    Chide

    (-hip

    (

    hirp

    Choke

    Chop

    (

    hum

    Clap

    (

    lean

    Clear

    I

    Heat

    (lick

    Climb

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    o

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    VEKBS.

    Crush

    (c^oSoDgS

    Cry

    ^GDgS

    CufF

    cooSsxj'vJ|>8o^cogS

    Cull

    GQ8GOCOoSoOgS

    Cup

    og£^o5oogS

    Curb

    caoS^tS^SsoogS

    Cure

    oj}ip8uDG©oop3

    Curl

    c86oDgS

    Curse

    o^sboogS

    Dance

    cooogS

    Dare

    §osgS

    Darn

    SoSooosdjSsoogS

    Dart

    cfjJsjySoogS

    Dash

    (^ss^SoDgS

    Date

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    Daub

    ojsoogS

    Daunt

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    Dawn

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    Deal

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    VERBS.

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    PRONOUNS.

    A.

    Pronoun

    is

    a

    word

    used

    instead

    of

    a

    Noun,

    to

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    its

    too

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    repetition

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    as

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    PREPOSITIONS.

    Prepositions

    are

    words

    mostly placed

    before

    Nouns

    and

    Pronouns,

    to

    show the

    connection

    between

    one

    word and

    another;

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    ADVERBS.

    Adverbs

    are words added

    to

    Verbs,

    Adjectives

    and

    other

    Adverbs

    to

    give

    them a

    more

    distinct

    meaning;

    as,

    He

    talks

    quickly

    /

    he

    means

    well/

    he is a

    very

    good

    man.

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    6G

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    Away

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    ADVEHBS.

    6?

    Home

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    CONJUNCTIONS.

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    INTERJECTIONS.

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    are

    words

    used

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    express

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    the

    city.

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    the

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    across the

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    One

    after

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    him

    arose

    another

    king.

    One

    army

    was

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    over

    against

    the other.

    lie

    was

    calm

    amidst

    danger.

    He

    sowed

    tares

    among

    the

    wheat.

    There

    is

    not

    an

    honest

    man

    amongst

    them

    all.

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    dug

    a moat

    around

    the

    city.

    The

    lady

    is at

    home.

    Do

    not

    stand

    before

    me.

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    before

    the

    other.

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    before

    you

    eat.

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    not

    go

    before

    I

    return.

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    him stand

    behind

    me.

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    is below

    the

    other.

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    and

    Friday.

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    distance

    betvjeen

    the

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    far

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    his

    brother

    in

    knowledge.

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    beyond

    the

    tree.

    Beyond

    that

    village

    there

    is

    still

    another.

    Come

    and

    sit

    by

    me.

    During

    the

    journey.

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    PREPOSITIONS.

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    he

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    He

    was

    in

    the

    house

    at

    that

    moment.

    The

    Governor

    has

    gone

    into

    the

    country.

    The leaves

    of

    the

    tree

    are

    still

    green.

    He

    pushed

    the

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    do

    you

    not

    go

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    the

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    all

    the

    heart.

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    to

    adjust

    the

    rigging.

    He

    kept

    aloof

    from

    his

    neighbours.

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    has

    already

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    received

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    never

    saw

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    by

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    worked

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    it down

    upon

    the

    ground.

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    was

    hardly

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    with.

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    went

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    into debt.

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    the

    house.

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    eat he became

    angry.

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    here

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    what

    he

    could

    not

    find.

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    he

    was

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    he

    gained

    wealth.

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    order

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    to

    his

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    you

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    not

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    country.

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    just

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    with

    our

    lives.

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    enemy

    wets

    just

    about

    to seize

    him.

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    at

    that

    time the

    king

    was about

    to

    march.

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    ADVERBS.

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    ADVERBS.

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    less

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    is

    likely

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    on

    that

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    long

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    to

    him.

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    I

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    more

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    more

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    ghost

    which

    you

    cannot

    see,

    than

    I

    am

    with

    a

    shadow which

    I

    can

    see.

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    very

    motherly person.

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    he

    must

    needs

    go

    to the

    bazar,

    he

    went.

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    fever

    returned

    nightly.

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    neither

    rain

    nor

    dew.

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    went

    northward

    to search

    for

    new

    countries.

    He

    put

    far

    off

    the

    evil

    day.

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    ship

    kept

    off

    the shore.

    He acted

    offhand,

    without

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    on

    with

    your

    work,

    do

    not

    stop.

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    on,

    I

    will

    come

    soon.

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    went onward

    until

    he

    came

    to a

    place

    of

    which

    he

    had never

    heard.

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    magistrates

    have

    beaten

    us

    openly,

    uncondemned.

    All

    these

    things

    were

    done

    openly*

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    out that

    you

    may

    be

    heard.

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    went

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    must

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    man

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    overboard.

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    you

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    he

    spoke

    plainly.

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    wall

    stands

    plumb,

    it

    will

    not

    fall.

    He

    was

    publicly

    executed

    on

    the

    gallows.

    The

    rice

    and

    fowls

    are

    quite

    gone

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    seldom

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    simply

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    said

    nothing

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    not

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    softly.

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    ship

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    must

    do

    many things,

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    I

    wish

    you

    specially

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    bore

    it

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    went

    no

    more.

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    they

    were

    greatly

    pleased.

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    he

    became

    greatly

    impoverished.

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    have

    heard

    good

    news

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    therefore

    glad.

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    he heard

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    he was

    very

    sad.

    He

    smote

    him

    therewith.

    I

    wish

    you

    to

    learn

    your

    lessons

    thoroughly.

    The

    boat

    is

    upside

    down.

    The

    book

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    upside

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    unwittingly

    took

    the

    wrong

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    you

    read,

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    it

    with care.

    As

    you

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    this

    pattern,

    you

    had

    better

    finish

    it;

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    you

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    the

    other,

    it would

    have

    been

    easier.

    Whereby

    did

    he

    gain

    his

    living?

    Wherein did he

    err.

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    CONJUNCTIONS.

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    Albeit what

    you

    say

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    true,

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    cannot

    like

    it,

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    coming

    down

    with an

    army

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    hear

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    a

    palace

    is

    being

    built

    for

    him

    at

    Rangoon.

    Although

    I

    hear

    what

    you

    say

    I

    cannot

    believe

    it.

    The

    boy

    can

    neither

    read

    nor write.

    Although

    he

    was

    warned

    repeatedly

    he

    would

    not

    listen,

    You

    and

    I

    will

    go

    to

    the bazar

    and

    buy

    some

    plates.

    As

    neither of them

    had

    seen

    the

    image

    before,

    they

    stopped

    to

    observe it.

    lie was

    defeated

    in

    battle,

    because

    a

    part

    of his

    troops

    revolted.

    I

    wish

    very

    much

    to

    go

    but

    am

    unable.

    You must

    study,

    else

    you

    will

    always

    be

    ignorant.

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    the merciful

    for

    they

    shall

    obtain

    mercy.

    I

    dislike

    to

    go,

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    if

    you

    wish I

    will

    accompany

    you.

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    careful,

    lest

    it

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    happen

    to

    you

    as it

    has

    to

    many

    others.

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    is

    a

    learned

    man,

    moreover

    he

    is

    a

    very

    good

    man.

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    man

    is

    very

    ill,

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    think he

    will

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    his

    health.

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    the

    book

    which

    you

    lost

    or

    give

    another.

    Since

    he has

    shown

    himself

    to be

    a

    knave,

    he

    is

    not

    to

    be

    trusted.

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    CONJUNCTIONS.

    He

    went that

    he

    might

    see the

    city.

    He

    has

    gone

    to

    reside

    at

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    that he

    may

    have

    the

    benefit

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    sea

    air.

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    I

    went

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    of

    him.

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    he

    comes

    to

    me how can

    I

    tell

    him.

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    very

    ugly

    animal,

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    say

    he

    is

    very

    useful .

    Whether

    it

    is

    good

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    bad

    you

    must

    bring

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    SIMPLE

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    it

    so?

    It

    is

    so.

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    he

    in

    ? He

    is

    in.

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    so.

    We

    do

    it

    so.

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    he

    to

    go.

    He

    is

    to

    go.

    Will

    you

    go.

    I

    am

    to

    go.

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    it

    he? It

    is

    he.

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    it be

    so.

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    in.

    I

    will

    go up.

    I

    also

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    go.

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    he

    up?

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    is

    up.

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    it

    my

    dog?

    lie

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    by

    me.

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    it

    my

    axe?

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    it

    my

    ox

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    to

    go

    up?

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    he

    is to

    go

    up.

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    am

    to

    go,

    if

    you

    go.

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    he

    to

    go

    if

    we

    go

    ?

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    he is

    not

    to

    go.

    Sit

    by

    me.

    I

    am

    to

    do

    it,

    if

    you

    do.

    Bid him

    go

    and

    get my

    pen.

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    you

    see

    a

    man

    and

    dog.

    The

    dog

    ran at

    a

    cat and

    bit

    it.

    The

    cat

    ran,

    and

    the

    dog

    ran.

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    he

    to

    try

    to do it?

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    on

    your

    hat.

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    not

    annoy

    my

    dog.

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    you

    annoy

    him

    he will

    bite.

    I

    am

    glad

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    can

    do it for

    you.

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    as

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    you.

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    fell and

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    his

    hand.

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    90

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    SENTENCES.

    He

    must

    take

    good

    care.

    Can

    you

    make

    a

    map?

    Let

    its

    run

    with

    a

    hoop.

    Take

    care

    and

    do

    not

    fall.

    We

    must be

    kind

    to all

    men.

    We

    must

    do

    harm

    to

    no

    man.

    Hark

    I

    hear

    the

    bell

    ring.

    Wash

    your

    hands

    and

    face.

    Put

    on

    your

    hat and

    go.

    Do

    not

    lose

    your

    book.

    Stop,

    do

    not

    run

    so

    fast.

    We

    must

    run,

    or

    we

    shall be late.

    Keep

    far

    from harm.

    It

    is

    late;

    go

    to

    bed.

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    will

    sit till

    nine

    o'clock.

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    fish

    is

    in

    the

    pond.

    Ask

    that

    man

    to sell

    a

    top.

    I

    have

    got

    a

    nice

    top.

    That

    man

    goes

    fast.

    We

    must

    not

    hurt the

    rlv.

    Let

    us

    all do

    well.

    He

    can

    run,

    and he

    can

    hop.

    Let

    us

    see

    the

    boys

    run.

    A

    bad

    boy

    tells

    lies.

    A

    good

    boy

    will

    not

    do so.

    My

    son,

    read

    and

    be wise.

    All

    good

    men

    will

    love

    you.

    The

    sun

    is

    up.

    How

    bright

    it is  

    I

    saw the

    sun

    rise

    in

    the

    east.

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    good

    boy

    will

    not

    tear

    his

    book.

    He

    will

    not

    leave

    his book at

    home.

    A

    good

    boy

    will

    bring

    his

    book

    to read.

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    92

    SIMPLE

    SENTENCES.

    When

    it is time

    to

    go

    to

    school,

    go.

    When

    you

    hear

    the

    bell,

    go

    in

    to school.

    You

    must

    not

    stop

    to

    talk

    or

    play.

    A

    good

    boy

    is

    glad

    when he has

    leave

    to

    learn.

    You

    must not

    talk

    in

    school;

    it

    is

    not

    good.

    Go not

    in

    the

    way

    of

    a

    bad

    boy.

    A bad

    way

    has a

    bad

    end.

    I

    know

    not

    the

    day

    I

    am

    to

    die.

    You must

    die,

    and so must

    all

    men.

    Take

    care

    to

    say

    what

    is

    true.

    Obey

    them

    that

    are set over

    you.

    I

    am

    to do

    and

    say,

    as

    I

    am

    bid.

    Do

    as

    you

    are

    bid,

    and

    do

    not

    sin.

    If I

    am

    bid

    to

    tell a

    lie,

    I

    must

    not.

    It

    is

    very

    wicked to tell lies.

    I

    must not

    take

    what

    is

    not

    mine.

    The

    fool does

    not

    seek

    to be

    wise.

    They

    who

    love

    sin will

    be

    punished.

    Here

    is

    a

    cat.

    Cats

    live

    in

    the

    house.

    Their

    fur

    is

    very

    smooth.

    Their

    kittens

    mew.

    Cats

    can climb trees.

    They

    catch

    rats

    and

    mice.

    They

    are

    very

    useful.

    Their

    claws

    are

    very

    sharp.

    They

    can

    see

    in

    the

    night.

    They

    do

    not like to

    get

    wet.

    There

    are

    wild

    cats,

    and there

    are

    domestic

    cats*

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    mind.

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    this

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    what

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    sitting.]

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    you

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    PHRASES.

    97

    Are

    (you)

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    [mind

    hot]?

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    (you)

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    Do

    (you)

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    it

    )

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    you

    walk

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    the

    wood

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    (

    I

    )

    will

    walk

    in

    the wood

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    there

    in

    the

    wood?

    There are flowers and

    there

    are

    birds

    also.

    There

    are

    tigers

    also,

    sir.

    There is

    an

    elephant.

    There

    is

    a wild

    cow.

    There

    is

    a

    buffalo.

    There are

    deer,

    male

    and female.

    The

    porcine

    deer,

    male

    and

    female.

    A

    rhinoceros.

    Swine,

    male

    and

    female.

    A

    goat.

    An

    ox,

    A

    deer

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    kind]

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    there

    is

    also

    a

    cat.

    What

    work

    do

    you

    understand?

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    I

    )

    understand

    that

    of a

    jeweller.

    know how

    to

    paint.

    can carve

    in

    wood.

    understand

    blacksmithing.

    understand

    carpentry.

    understand

    turning

    wood.

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    you

    understand

    playing

    musical

    instruments?

    can

    play

    upon

    the

    harp.

    can

    play

    the

    mee-gyoung.

    can

    play

    the

    violin.

    can blow the

    French-horn.

    can

    play

    the

    Jews-harp.

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    (you)

    play

    the

    flute?

    (I)

    cannot,

    sir

    [do

    not

    know how

    |.

    Can

    (you)

    play

    the

    violin?

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    PHRASES.

    99

    (

    I

    )

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    a

    little.

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    you

    play

    on the

    harp?

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    to

    play.

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    (you)

    sing*

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    many

    carts are there

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    Your

    servant

    has

    one

    only.

    Is there

    a

    carriage?

    There

    is

    no

    carriage,

    *ir.

    Is there

    a

    groom?

    There

    is

    a

    groom.

    There is also

    an

    elephant

    keeper.

    Fetter

    the

    elephant

    and turn

    him

    out.

    Is it

    a

    decoy

    female

    elephant

    ?

    Is it

    a

    male

    elephant?

    How

    many

    elephants

    are

    there?

    There

    are

    four

    or

    five.

    There

    are

    also

    six

    horses.

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    (

    you

    )

    ride

    ?

    (I)

    can

    ride,

    sir.

    (I)

    can

    ride

    very

    fast,

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    The

    horse

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    sir.

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    elephant

    roars.

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    crow

    caws.

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    again

    in

    the

    afternoon.

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    early

    to-morrow

    morning.

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    not

    come,

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    will

    be

    punished.

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    not

    come

    day

    after

    to-morrow.

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    like

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    oranges.

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    white,

    one

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    black.

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    jacket

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    pretty.

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    black

    jacket

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    not

    pretty.

    ( I

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    Stay

    about

    one hour.

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    I

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    come,

    wait

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    she,

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    yet.

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    he

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    the

    basket

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    better

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    not

    let

    (it)

    get wet.

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    cannot come

    to-day.

    He

    says (he)

    will

    come

    to-morrow.

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    the

    best?

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    it

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    I

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    come

    quickly.

    Do

    (

    you

    )

    wish to

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    elsewhere \

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    did

    (

    you

    )

    stay

    so

    long

    ?

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    did

    (you)

    not

    come

    early?

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    the

    rice

    crop

    good

    this

    year

    ?

    Is

    it

    plentiful

    or

    scarce?

    I

    wish

    to

    know.

    (He)

    sends

    a

    royal

    order

    throughout

    the

    country.

    (He)

    lives

    without

    religion.

    He kills with

    the

    sword

    (

    or

    knife).

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    thing

    which

    I

    like.

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    not

    say

    his

    religion,

    or

    mine.

    He

    went

    one

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    I

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    I

    depend

    on

    no

    king,

    rich

    man,

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    great

    man.

    I

    do

    not

    know

    how

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    there

    is.

    There is

    nothing.

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    reason

    is

    there

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    <

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    I

    have

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    myself,

    I

    shall

    believe.

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    elephant

    is

    uncommonly large.

    There

    are

    animals

    of

    every

    kind.

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