Most easy instructions for reading, specially penned for the good of those who are come to years: by S.W.A.  
a b c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r r s s t u w x y z & i v  
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a e i o u y  
ai ay ei ey oi oy au eu ou ea eau ee eo ie oa oo ua we ui  
b e d f g h k l m n p q r s t w x z and i v y  
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A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S T U W X Y Z  
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go, I do see we die. ty my py by more. oh! all of us are ill. ah! I am up. or if it is as odd, ad one in, at an ox. I go up to see if it be so or no. ye see in me no  to be. If we do ill, si on us al. woe be to me if I do lie.  
o my God be aye on my side, 
A  now and all my lifetime.  
o Lord God, 
B  be thou my good guide, and keep me from all ill: and aid me to do that, that is thy will, and not mine. use with good men, and sure thou shall get good by them: fly from ill men, for be thou sure that ill shall fall on thee, if thou use much with them, for the Lord doth love the good, and hates the ill.  
be true in word and deed. 
C  use oft to pray. be of a good mind. the Lord is good to all them that fear him, and will not let them want.  
the lord be my good speed. 
D  call oft for grace of the Lord thy God. love peace: and seek to be in love and peace with all men. o my soul, trust thou still in the great lord of all lords, and king of all kings. abreviations.  
Turrian for am or an. en 'em or en. on am or on. 
E  un u n or un. from from or from. then them or then. the the. that that. thou thou. with with or what which which. etc. & & so forth.  
if ye a-bide in me, 
F  & my words abide in you, ask me what you will, and it shall be done to you. with my whole heart have I sought the lord, let me not go from thy law.  
Christ is that true vine, 
G  which hath brought souls from sin, by his word, and hath bought them with his blood. o sweet Christ let me be a branch in that vine tree.  
Observations on the variable sound of some letters, as (c) for (ks,) (ph) for (f,) (g for (j,) (t for (c s.)))  
(ph) in the be-gin-ning, 
I  midst, or end of a word, hath the sound of (f) and so is written for it, as in physic, Philip, pro-phet, Ce-phas, triumph, asaph, E-le-phant.  
Note that (c) hath the sound of (k) and (s.) of (k) as in ca co cum, 
K  as in call, cold, lock: of (s) as in ce, ci, as (se si) as in certain, city, face.  
(ps) beareth the sound of (s) as in Psalm, 
L  psal-ter, and sometimes like (z) as in phrase.  
(g) hath the sound of the greek letter gamma, 
M  as (God giveth grace) or of the Hebrew conso-nant jod, as in genealogy, sage, bridge.  
(t) hath one sound proper to it, 
N  as time, tri-eth, truth, or the sound of (c) or (s) as na-ti-on, esti-ma-ti-on.  
So often as you find (ti) before (on) you are to sound it as (ci) as in con-di-ti-on, salvation. 
O  Except (x s or h) go in the midst of a word before, as in mix-ti-on, bu-sti-on filthiest: and some times before an or en, as in ga-la-ti-ans, pa-ti-ence.  
Except a per-fect word en-ding in (ti) be ad-ded to a syl-lable be-gin-ning with a vowel, 
P  as if ing be added to mighti, or (est) to pit-ti, it is migh-ti-est, pitying.  Psal. 134. 
Behold (now) praise the Lord: 
Q  all ye servants of the Lord. 2 Ye that by night stand in the house of the Lord: even in the courts of the house of our God. 3 Lift up your hands in the sanc-tu-a-ry & praise the Lord. 4 The Lord that made heaven and earth, give thee bles-sing out of Si-on.   sample fonts: partial alphabets and symbols 
O Praise The Lord, All Ye Hea-then, praise him all ye Nation's. 2 For his Merciful Kindness Is Ever more and more to-wards Us: and the truth of the Lord en-du-reth for ever. Praise the Lord.  
Think on thy end at all times. Stand fast in the faith and Be strong. Watch and pray: Quench not the Spi-rit: In all things Give thanks: Give to all men their due.  Psal. CXVII. 
O all ye nation's of the world  
praise ye the Lord always,  
And all ye people every where,  
set forth his noble praise.  
2 For great his kindness is to us,  
his truth en-dures for aye:  
Wherhfore praise ye the Lord our God,  
praise ye the Lord I say. 
F   

Letter's which in re-spect of their near likeness in com-bi-na-ti-on, are hardly known.  
sh as should  
sl as sleeve  
si as sin  
ss as as  
saint as stand  
fl as flesh  
fi as first  
ff far off  
sp as speech  
ffl as afflict  
ae as Aeneas  
ee as three  
oo as good  
oe as celestial.