PART 2.-SECTION 1.-Dissyllables in Spelling, and Monosyllables in Reading

1 Bare ly

LESSON 1.

Part 2. 1.2 1 du ring

2 brace let

bri er

3 fa ding

4 ca lif

4 fe tus

• du ly

• safe ly

7 fine ly

7 di et

7 fi ner

8 ho ly

8

sly ly

9 home ly

9 sole ly

9 do ter

9 fla men

10 lame ly

10 sore ly

11 late ly

11 state ly

11 dri ver

11 flu id

12

12 like ly

12 time ly

12 duke dom

fo cus

1

LESSON 3.

He who goes with bad boys will fall.
A bad life must make a bad end :
But he who does what good he can,
Will gain the love of God and man.

1' 4 Hy dra

2 le gal 3 lo cal pe nal pe tal

Part 2.

2 dusk ish

em blem es sence

1

2' 2

2' 2

1

1

2 cher ry

2 bles sed

cler gy

3 blis ter

3

4ed dy

4 blub ber

pi ca 'plu ral

drug gist

11kiu dred pil fer

12

king dom 12 prin cess

• rub bish

11 sing er
sen tence

12

9 skim mer 10 skin ner

11 skip per 12 tem pest,

My son, pay to all men; and do no sin.
O let our eye be with him who made us:
For we can do no act but he can see it.
If we go in or out, his eye is on us.
Go to the ant, you that love sloth:
Think on her ways, and be wise:

She takes care to lay up a store in due time;
To lay up food for the time of need.

The Lord is kind to all those who seek him:
It is in and by him we live and move.
He it is that sees what is best for us.
To him let us look in the time of need.

God made thee, my son, and all the world.
He sees all you do, and hears all you say.
The night and day are both the same to him.
He gives us life, and health, and all we have.
We must strive to be meek, and fear God:
And do all that is right, just, and good.

If we go in or out, he sees our way.
Let us be where we will he can find us.
The dark can not hide us from his eye.
From him it is that all good must come.

4' 1

Fog gy

4 glos sy

4 man go

4 sand y

4 am bush

Iman like

5 scab by

5 bab bler

6 slant ly

• bank er
7 bant ling

bap tism

9

9

mos sy 10 mot to

9 sor ry

10 tan sy

• blast ment 10 brag ger

11 vast ly

11 car rot

6 han dy

hap py 8 hot ly

jag gy 10 jan ty jolly

7 mas sy 8 mob by

12 land scape 12 nod dy

Death lays us all, both great and small.
Do no hurt, where you can do no good.
Live in peace with all men.

Do your best, and leave the rest.

The love of God is great and good to all men.
He will save them from sin and all harm.

He will be a wall and strong guard round them.
He will save and keep them from all harm.
As the young lambs, so gay and brisk,
On the green fields do play and frisk;
Their looks are mild, and free from harm,
Their sport and play our eyes do charm.
The sheep were found in the green woods.
The wind blows hard from the north and cold.
The ships are fast at the docks or wharves.
The ice runs swift with the wind and tide.
A long and sharp thorn on a green bush.
A large, old, dry oak tree fell down.

ex hale

1o ex, pire
"ex, plode
explore

12

7 im pose
im pure
in case

10 in cite
"in cline
12 in clude

7 in vite

in voke 9 mis name

10 mis place

11 mis take

12

per vade