Great, large Hire, wages Hill, high land Ill, sick Him, that man Gra-ter, a tool to grate with Ire, anger Great-er, larger Grays, a town Greys, colours Graze, to eat grass Grease, soft fat Greece, a country Greaves, leg-armour Grieves, he laments Grist-ly, full of gristle Griz-zly, greyish Groan, to sigh deeply Whole, perfect Ho-ly, religious Grown, increased Gross, fat Grouse, heath-game Gro'-cer, a trade Gross'-er, more gross Hare, an animal Hall, a large room Haul, to pull Hart, an animal Heart, part of the body Heel, part of the foot Here, in this place Heard, did hear Herd, a drove Hew, to chop Hugh, a man's name Whol-ly, entirely Holm, an oak Home, one's dwelling Hoop, for a cask Whoop, to shout Howl, to cry Owl, a bird Host, a great number Oast, a kiln Hour, sixty minutes Our, of us I'-dle, lazy I'-dol, an image Isle, an island Inn, a public-house Lea, a meadow Lee, opposite the wind Lapse, a slip Lo,' behold Lead, a metal Leak, to run out Lear, a man's name Lease, a contract Lees, dregs Less'-en, to make less Let'-tice, a woman's name Let'-tuce, a salad herb Lev-ee, attendance at court Lev-y, to raise money Li-ar, one who lies Lyre, a harp Lie, a falsehood Lye, a liquor Lieu, place Loo, a game at cards Limb, a member Limn, to paint Links, torches Lynx, an animal Loan, a thing lent Lore, learning Low-er, more low Made, did make Maid, a virgin Male, the masculine Maul, to beat Man'-ner, custom Meed, a reward Mean, paltry Mien, countenance Meat, food Meet, fit Mete, to measure Med'-al, an ancient coin Med'-dle, to interfere Med-dler, a busy-body Med'-lar, a fruit Mes'-sage, an errand Mes'-su-age, a house Met'-al, gold, &c. Met-tle, spirit Me-te-or, a fiery body Me-ter, one who measures Rhyme, poetry Rite, a ceremony Road, a highway Rode, did ride Row-ed, did row Roe, an animal Rose, a flower Sale, an auction Sat-yr, a heathen god Seine, a river Sa-ver, one who saves taste Scene, a sight Seen, beheld Scull, a small oar Skull, the bone that encloses the head Sil-ly, foolish Seer, a prophet Seas, great waters Sees, doth see Sow, to scatter seed Shoar, a prop Sigh-er, one who sighs Sire, a father Size, bulk Sighs, sobs |