u ent
mer'cu ry ar'ter y bal'us ter
nurs'er y har'mo ny bar'ri er
per'fi dy lar'ce ny bar'ris ter
per'ju ry har'mo nize car'ri on

Lesson 106.

Words accented on the first Syllable.

cler'ic al fes'ti val li'bra ry
el'e gy eth'ic al like'li hood
em'i grant her'ald ry mi'cro cosm
em'per or her'e tic mi'cro scope
ep'i gram her'o ism ni'tro gen
pa'pa cy di'a lect ped'ant ry
fla'gran cy di'a gram ped'es tal
fra'gran cy di'a ry med'i cine
ra'di ance fin'er y lex'i con
sla'ver y i'vo ry sed'u lous
main'te nance pli'a ble quer'u lous

Lesson 107.

Monosyllables representing different Sounds.

stray sleet strike trope curse
ache fleece trite grope hearse
bathe steer splice broke purge
lathe speech stripe stroke scourge
plaint sphere tithe cloak verge
brain fief yield crock squeal
slave field fierce block league
quake thief pierce flock plead
stave fiend tierce shock squeak
plague shriek niece mock heath

Lesson 108.

SYNTHETIC EXERCISES.

Make Sentences containing the following Words.

bough, a branch of a tree. grieves, laments.
bow, to bend. greaves, armor for the legs.
brute, a beast. hew (hu), to cut; to chop.
bruit, to noise abroad. hue, a color; dye.
cite, to summon. Hugh, a man's name.
site, a situation. kill, to deprive of life.
sight, the sense of seeing. kiln, a large oven.
climb, to ascend. leaf, of a tree or book.
clime, climate; region. lief, willingly; gladly.
core, the inner part. maze, an intricate place.
corps, a body of soldiers. maize, Indian corn.
creek, a narrow inlet. mean, low; middle point.
creak, a grating noise. mien, air; manner.

Lesson 109.

Miscellaneous Sounds.

bul'let coop'er nor'mal pre cise'
bull'y wool'en or'phan pre side'
bull'ock cool'ly tor'por pro scribe'
bul'rush scoun'drel quar'ter com mode'
bush'el bal'sam ac claim' en gross'
bull'ion squad'ron o paque' con sume'
crup'per war'rant sca lene' pre sume'
cuck'oo quad'rant se cede' be dew'

Lesson 110.

false naught pitch batch edge
quart sought flitch ma