Fate, får, håll, hat, 2 Substantive,

1 Article,

Wrath' ful, (rath' fil,3) furious
Wreath, (reth,2) a garland.
Wreath, (rèéru,s) to twist.
Wreck, (rek,2) destruction, ruin.
Wren, (rên,2) a small bird.
Wrench, (rensh,5) to force.
Wretch' ed, (rêtsh' ed,3) miserable.
Wrink' le,(ringk' kl,2) furrow of the
skin,(s) to contract into furrows
Wrist, (rist,2) the joint by which
the hand is joined to the arm.
Writ, (rit,2) a judicial process.
Wri' ter, (l' tur,2) an author.
Writhe, (rire,5) to distort.
Wri' ting, (r' ting,2) a composure.
Wrong, (rông,2) injury, (3) unfit,
(6) amiss, (5) to injure.
Wrong do er, (rông 488 år,2) an
injurious person, an evildoer.

X.

Xe ro' des, (zè ro' dêz,2) any tumour attended with dryness. Xiph' i as (zffè,2) the sword fish Xylo bal' sa mum, (zt 18 bål så mom, 2) the wood of the balsam tree Xys' ter, (zis' tur,2) a surgeon's instrument to scrape bones with. Y.

Yacht, (yot,2) a small ship.
Yarn, (yarn,2) spun wool.
Yar' row, (yar rò,2) a plant.
Yawn, (yawn,5) to open wide.
Year, (ère,2) twelve months.
Year' ling, (yere' ling,3) a year old.
Year' ly, (yère 1.3) annually.
Yearn, (yern,s) to feel great inter-

nal uneasiness. [man farmer. Yeo' man, (yo' min,2) a gentleYeo' man ry, (yo' mân ré,2) the collective body of farmers. Yes, (y,e) a term of affirmation.

move,

5 Verb,

Yes' ter day, (yês' rår dk,2) the day last past, the day before to-day Yes' ter night, (yes' tur nite,2) the night before this night. Yield, (yeèld,s) to produce. Yoke' fel low, (yoke' fél 18,2) mate. Yon' der, (yon' dir,3) being at a distance, within view. Young, (ying,3) not old, (2) the offspring of animals collectively Young ster, (ying står,2) ludicrously, a young person. Your, (88r,4) belonging to you. Your self', (yur self',2) even you. Youth, (y38th,2) a youngster. Youth' ful, (788th fal,3) young.

Z.

Zeal' ot, (zel' it,2) one passionately ardent in any cause. Zeal' ous, (za 3,3) ardently pass

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sionate in any cause. Zeal' ous ly, (zel's lè,6) with p sionate ardour. Zigzag, (zig zig,3) having many

short turns, (2) crookedness. Zo' di ack, (zo de ák,2) the tract

of the sun through the twelve signs, the circle of the sphere. Zo og' ra pher, (28 og grå für,2)one who describes the nature, properties and forms of animals. Zo og ra phy, (28 dg' grå fè,2)a description of animals.

Zo ol' o gy, (zo 'je,2) a trea

tise concerning living creatures Zoo phyte, (188 flte,2) vegetables

which partake of the nature both of vegetables and animals Zo ot' o mist, (zd 3t' to mist,2) a dis

sector of the bodies of brute beasts.

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t s chris' ten

t te treat

t sh ad dit' ion

t ts di ges' tion

t we clať

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ir rêz' zỏ låte

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âd dish' shùn

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hp shep' herd

h y hu' mour

ég zisť égz ért

x gks anx' ious

jy hal le lu' jah hål lẻ lỏỏ' yâx k ex cise'

x ks ex cuse'

angk' shus êk size êks kúze

låk' shu ré

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