Words of Two Syllables-continued. sin ner tem per skil ful tem pest slan der ten der thun der til lage tim ber tor ment tor rent to tal tri al tru ant tru ly trum pet tu mult tun nel tur ner tu tor ri ot rob ber ru ler sa cred safe ty san dy scaf fold scan dal scan ty scat ter scorn ful se cret self ish sen tence ser mon ser pent ser vant sex ton shep herd short ly sig nal si lence si lent sin ful sloth ful slug gard so ber spi cy spi der spin net splen dour stam mer stop page stu pid sum mer tan ner tar dy tat tler va cant va grant va ry vel lum vel vet ven ture * ves sel vi per vi tal vo cal ul cer un der up per ut most ut ter wa fer wa ges wil ful wil ling win now win ter wis dom wo ful wor ship These six things doth the Lord hate; yea seven are an abomination unto him: A proud look, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood; an heart that deviseth wicked imaginations, feet that be swift in running to mischief; a false witness that speaketh lies, and him. that soweth discord among brethren. TABLE VIII. Words of Two Syllables, accented on the Second. be night be queath a base ab hor a bide a bout a broad ab rupt ab surd a part ap prove a rise as cend as pire a stray a tone at tack at tempt a vail a venge a wait a wake way be cause be came be fore be gin be have be head be hold be lief be lieve be love be neath con temn con vey cor rect cor rupt cre ate de bar con sume con tempt con tend con tent de ceit de ceive de cide de fend de fence de fer de fy de fine de form de fraud th de grade de light de note de part de.pose de press de pute de rive Words of Two Syllables-continued. dis trust dis tract dis turb dis use di vert di vine ef fect e lope de scribe de sire de spite de spond de stroy de tect de test de vise di rect dis arm dis band dis burse dis card dis claim dis course dis joint dis like dis lodge dis may dis miss em bark em broil e mit en camp en croach en dorse en dure en force e vade e vent e vince ex alt ex cel ex cite ex claim ex cuse ex empt ex ert ex ist ex pând ex panse ex plode ex pose ex tend ex tort ex tract fore seen nin fuse fore show in grate ful fil in scribe gal lant in thral ga in stil zette hence forth in struct here by in sure here in in tense here of him self im merge im merse im pair im pale im pend im plant im press im print im prove in cite in crease in cur in dent in dulge in fect in fest in firin in flame in flict im brue im burse in trigue in trude in trust in verse op press par take per form per mit per tain per verse re lax por tendre dict pre re course re duce re fer re fit re gain re joice re late re mark re mind re mit re pass re plete re pose re press re prove re straint re sume re tract re vere re volve re ward se dan se duce se lect sub ject sub join sub mit sub orn sub tract su pine sup pose su preme sur mount sur pass sur vey sur vive sus pense tra duce trans act trans cend trans cribe trans formi trans gress trans late trans plant trans port trans pose tre pan un apt un bar un bend un bind un bolt un close un fair un fit un fold un heard un hurt un kind un like un ripe un safe un true 1. Wo man 3. Ap pear TABLE IX. LESSON 1. 1. Are not my days few? Man, that is born of a woman, hath but a short time to live. 2. It is appointed unto men once to die, and after that the judgment. 3. For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ. Be fore 4. Ac count 5. Un god ly 4. So then every one of us shall give account of himself to God. 5. The ungodly shall not stand in the judgment. 6. Prepare to meet thy God. LESSON 2. 3. Your selves 4. Re pent Gos pel Sin ner 1. What shall I do to be saved? 2 2. Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved. 3. By grace ye are saved, through faith; and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of |
