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Bacon Hog's Flesh

Baken in an Oven Bald without Hair Bawl'd cried out

Bail Security

Bale of Goods

Burberry a Fruit

Barbary a Country
Bare naked

Bear a Beaft
Bafe vile

Bals in Mufic
Be being
Bee for Honey

Beat with a Stick
Beet an Herb
Beer to drink

Bier for a Corpfe

Berry a Fruit
Bury the Dead

Borough Corpora

tion Bel an Idol

Bell to ring

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To call to speak loud Difeafe Sickness

A Cawl of a Peri-Defcent a Going

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Dew on the Graf
Due Debt

Dough for Bread
Doe a Female Deer
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Dun Colour
Deign to vouchsafe
Dane of Denmark
Deep low in the-
Earth

Dieppe a Town in

France

Blew did blow

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Derbe a City in Afia

Blue a Colour

Sawan

Derby in England

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Defart a Wildernes

Ciel a Room

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Capitol a Tower in Dust of the Earth..

Rome

Eafter a Festival

Cenfer for Incenfe

Either Queen

Bolt of a Door .

Cenfor Reformer

Eaft Wind

Boult of a Mill

Cenfure judgment

Yeast Barm

Breeches to wear

Chair to fit on

Except unless

Breaches

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Chare a Job of Work Accept or take
Claufe of a Sentence Earn Wages

Claws of a Bird Yearn to compassio-
Cymbal an inftru- nate

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Eton a Town's Greater larger

Gefture Behaviour

Name
Er the Son of Judah Jefter merry Fellow

Err-to miftake
Fane a Weathercock
Fain very willingly
Feign counterfeit
Fair beautiful
Fare Pay for Passage

Flay the Skin

Flea a Vermin.

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Fillip with the Finger
Phillip a Man's
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Grate for Coals
Gray Colour

Grey a Badger
Hauk or Spit

Hawk a Bird

Hair on the Head
Hare to bunt
Harta Buck
Heart of a Man
Heal to cure
Heel of the Foot
Hear to hearken
Here in this Place
Higher above
Hire Wages
Hull or Husk
Hull a Town's Name
Him a Perfon
Hymn a divine Song
Hafh to mince Meat.
Harth fevere

Hoar Froft

Imply to fignify
Employ Work
In within

Inn for Travellers
Incite Stir up
Infight Skill
Indict accuse
Indite a Letter
Ingenious witty
Ingenuous fincere
Kind loving
Kine Cors
Knave difhoneft
Nave of a Cart

Wheel

Knight by Honour
Night the Evening

Lo behold

Low down
Lade the Water
Laid placed
Lain did lay
Lane narrow Paf-
Jage

Latin old Roman

Latten Tin

Whore a lead Wo- Leafe a Demife

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Lees of Wine

Leper leprous

Hallow to make boly

Holy pious

Leaper that leapeth

Leffen to make less

Leffon a Reading
Left for Fear

Leaft fmalleft

Flank or Side an Army

of Wholly entirely

Hoop for a Tub

Limb

a Member

Fleam to let

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Phlegm a cold watry Eye to fee with

Humour

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Loin of Veal
Lose 10 fuffer Lofs
Loofe to let go

Lower to let down.

Lour to frosn

An ALPHABET of COPIES for CHILDREN.

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Bitain from all Appearance of Evil.

Buy the Truth, and fell it not.

Ceafe, my Son, to hear the laftruction that causeth to ert.

Do not render Evil for Evil unto any Man.

Even a Child is known by his Doing.

Faithful are the Words of a Friend.

Get Wisdom, get Understanding, and forget it not.
Hear Inftruction, be wise, and refuse it not.

In the Multitude of Counsellors there is Safety.
Keep thy Heart with all Diligence.

Lying Lips are Abomination to the Lord.

My Son, if Sinners entice thee, consent thou not.
Now exhort young Men to be fober minded.
Open Rebuke is better than fecret Hatred.

Poverty and Shame attend those that refuse Instruction.
Questions foolish and unlearned avoid.

Remember thy Creator in the Days of thy Youth.
Strive not with a Man who has done thee no Wrong.
The Fear of the Lord is the Beginning of Wisdom.
Unto the Upright there arifes Light in Darkness.
Wifdom is the principal Thing, therefore get Wisdom.
Young Men fee that you honor the Aged.

Another ALPHABET.

ADVERSITY makes a Man wife.

By doing nothing we learn to do ill.

Confeffion of a Fault makes half Amends.
Do Good, and mind not to whom.

Every Man is a Pilot in a calm Sea.

Flee Pleature, and it will follow you.

God, our Parents, and our Masters, can't be requited.
He that pitieth another remembers himself.

If two are away, ee my keep Counte.

Keep thy Heart clofe, and thy Countenance open.

Life without a Friend is Death with a Witness.
Meddle not where thou haft nothing to do.

No Gains without Pains.

One Ounce of Difcretion is worth a Pound of Wit.
Pain is forgotten when Gain follows.

Rely not on another for what you can do yourself.
Seek not to be rich, but happy..

There is no Companion like the Penny.

Valour can do little without Difcretion.

Where there is no Fault there needs no Pardon,

Xenophon accounted the wife Man happy.

Young Men go to Death, but Death goes to old Men.
Zeal in a good Caufe will merit Applaufe.

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PE like, fond Parents act extremely ill,
While with Embraces whom they love they kill.

Brave Deeds, and spotlefs Virtue have
Rewards which fhail outlive the Grave.
Content is all we aim at with our Store,
And, having that with little, need no more.
Defpife the World, with all its fading Joys;

Compar'd with heav'nly Things, they're trifling Toys.
Example is a living Law, whofe Sway
Men more than all the written Laws obey.
Fear timely comes before a Fault's begun:
He fears too late who fears not 'till 'tis done.
Greatness, thou gaudy Torment of our Souls,
The wife Man's Chain, th' Idolatry of Fools!
He who bewails, and not forfakes, his Sin,
Confeffes only what he'll do again.
Immodest Words admit of no Defence,
For Want of Decency is Want of Senfe.

Know when to speak, and filent when to fit;
Fools, filent, often pafs for Men of Wit.
Life for Delays and Doubts no Time does give;
None ever yet made fiafle enough to live.

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