vet' er ån, 2 an old soldier wil' der nêss, 2 a desert vêx, 5 to plague wile, 2 a deceit W wag, 2 merry droll wake, 5 to excite wål' nåt, 2 a large nut wa'nt, 5 to be without wa'n' ton, 3 lascivious wår, 2 a hostility wård, 5 to guard wår fåre, 2 military life wa' ri ness, 2 caution wårm, 3 zealous wårn, 5 to caution wårp, 5 to contract wa' ter, 2 an element wave, 2 a billow wax,, 5 to increase way fa' ring, 3 travelling weal, 2 happiness web, 2 any thing woven wed, 5 to marry wed' lock, 2 marriage weed, 2 a useless plant weep, 5 to shed tears wel fare, 2 happiness well, 2 a spring well be' ing, 2 prosperity well' bred, 3 polite welt' er, 5 to roll in mire wench, 2 a servant maid wêt, 2 humid; rainy wick, 2 a part of a candle wick' ed, 3 given to vice wide, 3 broad wife, 2 a married woman wild, 3 savage will, 2 choice wil' low, 2 a tree win, 5 to gain wind, 2 a current of air wink, 5 to connive win' ter, 2 the cold season wish, 2 a longing desire yel' low, 2 a colour zá' ný, 2 a buffoon K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. a g b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q When the Almighty was about to create man, he summoned before him the angels of his attributes, the watchers of his dominions. They stood. in council around his hidden throne. "Create him not," said the Angel of Justice," he will not be equitable to his brethren, he will oppress the weaker." Create him not," said the Angel of Peace," he will manure the earth with human blood, the first born of his race will be the slayer of his brother," "Create him not," said the Angel of Truth, he will defile thy 66 sanc tuary with falsehood, although thou stamp on his forehead thine shouldst stamp on image, the seal of confidence." So spake the angels of the attributes of Jehovah, when Mercy, the youngest and dearest child of the eternal, arose, and, clasping his knees; “Create him, Father," said she, "in thy likeness, the darling of thy lov ing kindness. I will incline his heart to compassion, and his soul to piety and charity. Heathen Mythology. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 3 2 4 5 6 2 7 2 9 2 3 2 4 8 19 52 47 TABLE I.-FEDERAL MONEY. The denominations are 10 mills, marked m. make 1 cent, marked ct. or c. The standard fineness for gold and silver in the United States is 11 parts pure and 1 part alloy. TABLE II.-ENGLISH MONEY. The denominations are 4 farthings (marked qr.) make 1 penny, marked d. 12 pence 20 shillings 1 shilling 1 pound S. 1. TABLE III.-TROY WEIGHT. The divisions of this weight are 24 grains, marked gr. = 1 pennyweight, marked dwt. 20 pennyweights 12 ounces = 1 ounce By this weight are weighed gold, silver, jewels, and liquors. |