The Best & Plainest E 〈…〉 Book The First Part. Containing all the different Words, Syllables, & Letters, in the old English Character, of the three first Usual School-Books,( the Horn-Book, the A B C with the Catechism, & the Primer,) & more too. The small English 〈◇〉 or Letters. ✚ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p qu r r s s t u v w x y z. & ct ff fl sh sl ss st &c. Christ's across( commonly called the Criss-Cross,) being the very first thing taught Children, may show them, that the Chief End of their Learning is to Know Jesus Christ, & him Crucified. 〈…〉 q is never written without a u / & in the beginning of a syllable sounds like coo / as quick / & ending a syllable is like ck / as chequ╌er. &c & stands for and. &c stand for and so forth / or and the like / or and the rest. or and so on. 〈…〉 a e i o u / are 〈◇〉 or Sounders, as in am / end / it / of / us / &c. Also w and y when have the same sounds as u and i. And i and u sometimes are 〈◇〉 that is, sounding with Vowels, altering their shapes to j and v / & their Names to ye and ve. or jod / & vau. Note, w is a welsh vowel, & y a Greek vowel. And j & v are Hebrew Consonants. 〈…〉 The other Letters are always Consonants. 〈…〉 j Consonant is always written when begins a Syllable with a Vowel next following, as in just / &c. Except when je at the end of a word stand for y / as bod╌ie for bod╌y. Say je / i. & y by itself, i. VI v Consonant is always written when has a sound like f hard, as in ver / &c. 〈…〉 w is never a vowel but when another vowel comes before it in the same syllable, as grew / &c. ●● y is never a consonant but when it begins a syllable with a vowel after it, as in yet / &c. VIII. The Vowels give sounds to the Consonants: for no word can be formed of Consonants, without adding one vowel, or more, to it. Tittle. red ā. an or am en. en or em ī. in or im ō. on or om ū. un or um IX, The Tittle over a Vowel always stands for n or m / & is put there, in Print, or in Writing, when( for want of Room, or through hast,) either of those Letters is omitted. The sense will tell which of them you must red it for. Syllables, or complete Sounds. Rule 1. Vowels short. Rule 2. Vowels long. All the Consonants their Proper Sounds. ad ed id odd 'd. adg edge idg odg udg. soft. ang eng king ong ung. hard. of of if of uf. aph eph iph oph uph. alike. ag eg ig og ug. hard. al el il ol ul. ap ep ip op up. ar er ir or ur. ab ebb ib ob ub. as es is as us. soft. az ez iz oz uz. hard. au eu ou awe ew owe alike. atch etch itch otch utch ache each ich och such. alike. at et it ot ut. ax ex ix ox ux. ac aec ic oc uc. ack eck ick ock uck. aqu equ iqu oqu uqu alike. ank enk ink onk unk. ath eth ith oath uth. ba be bi bo bu. da de di do du. fa fe fi fo fu. pha phe phi pho phu. alike. la li ly lye. ga go gum. hard. ge gi gy. soft. ye ji jy. alike. ca co cu. ka ko ku. alike. sca sco scu. se si sy ce ci cy sce sci scy alike. va ve vi vo vu. qua queen qui quo quu. wa we wi wo wu. ya ye yi yo yu. cha che chi cho chu. X. c always comes between a vowel & k / if k ends that syllable. XI. c never comes between a Consonant & k. Monosyllables, or Words of one syllable to Rule 1. apt arm at ass err ill art not but will for God Lord born from church which and hand bed nor pit rod run sat set sin six top bit bring sun ten pass rent rest rich sand self fed lead fit let shed far back born blot wring spring King sing long song songs bonds burnt brand bless bliss wash what cast corn cords crafts craft clap chaff across did didst dish frosts frost drink dwell ends fast fish fill folk full form flesh gift gifts gods glad grass had hast hath hands harp her help held hell hill hills him horn hurt hurts kings kiss lack land lands left lost lusts lift lips lords mad man man's men men's mark midst mock much must part parts turn pomps lent sent sick suck such scorn tell shut sharp shun shrink slept slipped stand stars still strength sworn till thank trust thanks think thing things want wrath dust wast watch went wells wilt with worn wax. Rule 3. Some Letters not heard in Words to the 1st. Rule Viz. Vowels short, & Consonants proper. bread dread health wealth learn the a not heard dead death earth sweat the a not heard else pledge selves serve the last e not sounded come give live since love move prove horse purge judge the e not heard fierce neither of the is pronounced c before e as s / & g before e soft, by Rule 2. blood floods young the o not heard build the u not heard debt lamb. the b not heard. gnash the g not heard The Capital, or Great English Letters. A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S T V V W X Y Z. Monosyllables to Rule 2. Viz. The Vowels long, & Consonants their proper sounds. A. a. I. O. The two last are always Capitals when stand alone for words. go lo no so old by cry dry my why kind mildred Christ mind minds wind winds find child both forth could hold lest truth most whom. 〈◇〉 Words written with Letters not heard, to Rule 2. a not sounded in sea teach preach led beasts least feast eat heat deaf leaf speak break heal steal deal dealt clean mean means meat beat great seat coach cloak oath. e not sounded in yea bear face grace place age scarce made rage make makes whales sake take came lame blame name names same spare snares hast taste waste gates hate state late gave save have ice side pride hid life wife like while time times mine nine pine wine wipe fire five lives wives bone foe force throne none whole smoke sore store more use due true mule rule pure sure. i not pronounced in air fruit fruits. o not heard in you. The last o in door poor. u not sounded in your mourn courts. ue not sounded in guide guile plague. a & the last e not sounded in cleave peace. b not heard in womb. g not heard in sign. h not heard in Ghost. gh not pronounced in high nigh night nights light might right sight. Rule 5. Words with proper Diph╌thongs, or two Vowels sounded together, and Vowels sounding like diph╌thongs. Viz. Ai / ap / aye for ay. Aid laid maid said fail frail pain rain train vain faint saint faith day saith days lay may pray say slay way ways saints au. awe. Paul laud jaws law laws saw shawms. awe the e not heard. taught the gh not heard, faults / vault / the l not pronounced. ee. See wee ye flee free three three. So be he me she we ye. dead feed heed seed cheek meek speed need needs been green. Kneel knees the k not pronounced. Queen seen deep keep sheep sleep teeth fleeth feet meet sweet streets. So Dear ears dearth fear clear hear chief grief priests yield. Here the last e not sounded. And i. je. ey & y. being in many syllables short, must be sounded as ee / as in Cit╌ies / God╌li╌ly. mon╌ey. In speaking at least, if not in spelling: and if the one, why not the other? Th● 〈…〉 R●●e in ●●●●i●g●me other Languag●●. ei. ey. eight the gh not sounded. prey. eye eyes the last e not sounded. eu. ew. dews new show Eu╌nuch the ch like k. hey. oy. voice the e not heard. oil loins joy. oo choose. So whose / the e not heard. too moon soon fools look. So to who do should would. through the gh not heard. two the w not heard. ou. owe. hour the h not heard. our four pour proud clouds fourth bound found round wounds mouth now owl fowls how bow vow down drown. doubt the b not heard. house showers the e not heard. drought the gh not sounded. Rule▪ ●. Vowels, Diph╌thongs, & Consonants Improper; that is, differing in their sounds from the 1st., 2d., & 5th. Rules. Viz. a broad, much like au / in all call fall shall small walls walk shalt grant last. Change charge large are bare swore the e not pronounced. Psalm Psalms the p and the l not heard. e broad, like a long, were where there / the last e not heard. their / the i not pronounced. o broad, like oh long, grow snow slow know known own / w not sounded. bow / we not heard. soul souls / the u not heard. though brought ought nought sought / the gh not pronounced. e like i short, in yes. i. o. & oo. like u short, in third thirst. dost doth son word words world worlds worms. blood food foot. done / the e not sounded. o like wo / in one once / e not heard. u like e / in bur╌y. g soft, in get. gh like f / in laugh. s hard, in is his as was seas sins. cause raise please praise rise rose wise noise choose to use to muse / the is not sounded. bruise the i & the e not heard. cleanse the a & the last e not heard. t hard, in the thee then that them they mouths thy thou this thus. thine thence these those / e not heard. Rule 7. When le / less / re / or res / with a Consonant going before, end a word, the e must be sounded as if it were before the l or r / but not so full as el & er / nor so shrill as il & ir / but between both, as tréb╌le / o╌pin╌i╌á╌tre / cír╌cles / á╌cres / the last c's sounding like k. A Lesson to be red, & learnt by heart. Dare to be True. Nóth╌ing can need a lie: A Fault that needs it most / grows Two there╌by. The Right Etymology, or Derivation of the word Spelling, is from the old Saxon, for wording, or handling of Words: But I shall here restrain its meaning( as is now Customary,) to Truly Dividing Words into Syllables; And lay down This for another GENERAL, Unalterable RULE, That XII. All Words must be divided into just so many Syllables in True Spelling, as they have distinct Sounds in proper speaking; & ought so to be partend into Syllables, as are pronounced into Sounds; or as near it as possible: And by Consequence, Particularly Rule 8. ci / sci / si / or ti / before a Vowel is no Syllable of itself, but must be sounded like sh / as in án╌cient. so╌cia╌ble. cón╌science. con╌scién╌tious. A╌sia. suc╌cés╌sion. cáp╌tious. ác╌tion. Except the words scí╌ence / Sí╌on / beaú╌ti╌ous / and a few others; & when s ends the syllable next before ti / as in Bás╌ti╌on. Fús╌ti╌an. &c. Dissyllables, or Words of two syllables, to Rule 1. the Vowels short, & Consonants proper. NB. Where this[ l] Accent is, the Voice must be loudest. As╌sist áf╌ter ab╌hór árm╌ed ac╌cépt An╌gel án╌guish án╌swer ac╌córd án╌gels Bét╌ters bléss╌ing bléss╌ed bát╌tel bréth╌ren búr╌then búl╌locks bít╌ter bás╌ket báp╌tism Bísh╌ops Cháp╌ter Cóm╌mons chíl╌dren Com╌mít cóv╌et cán╌not cor╌réct con╌féss cór╌ners cát╌tel cón╌cord con╌témpt cóm╌ing cóm╌fort cóm╌mon cóm╌eth chás╌ten cóm╌pass cor╌rúpt con╌tént dán╌gers dán╌ger dwéll╌eth Dárk╌ness Dév╌il dwéll╌ers dis╌tréss dám╌ned dis╌pérst En╌rich ex╌cépt év╌er ér╌red én╌ter ex╌ténd énd╌ed Fást╌ing fíll╌est fíll╌ed ful╌fíll fór╌mer Gós╌pel gív╌eth gív╌en gív╌er Gív╌est gár╌ments glád╌ness góv╌ern gráft╌ed gót╌ten gár╌ment gásp╌eth grúdg╌ing gív╌ing Him╌sélf hárd╌en hún╌dred hárd╌ness hólp╌en hélp╌ing húm╌bled In╌fórm ín╌fants ín●ward júdg╌ment júdg╌ed Kíng╌dom kin╌dled kíns╌men kíng╌doms Lív╌ing líft╌er lóv╌er lát╌ter lóv╌ing lénd╌eth lét╌test lóv╌ers Mém╌bers móv╌ed mém╌ber Más╌ters Már╌tyr mán╌ner móv╌eth múr╌der már╌vels mér╌its mórn╌ing míng╌led Núm╌bred név╌er núm╌ber Op╌préss ór╌der óf╌fer pánt╌eth prés╌seth pút╌teth pás╌seth Prín╌ces pér╌ils pún╌ish pér╌fect pót ters píck╌ing per╌fórm pár╌don próf╌it próv╌ed prós╌per pér╌ish Próph╌et Próph╌ets Prin╌céss Quíck╌en Rést╌ed rénd╌er Súp╌per sín╌ful Sít╌teth sév╌enth Sáb╌bath sérv╌ant sub╌mít spír╌it sín╌ned sín╌ner sín╌ners scórn╌ful shárp╌ness sít╌test Spír╌its stánd╌eth súd╌den stréngth╌en súf╌fer síck╌ness scórn ers scórn╌ing strétch╌ed smít╌ten stáb╌lish shórt╌ned stéd╌fast sét╌ting sérv╌ants Súm╌mer trés╌pass ténd╌er thánk╌ful túrn╌eth témpt╌ed trúst╌ed trúst╌ing tém╌pest tráv╌el túrn╌ed trúmp╌ets Vp╌ón ún╌der Vés╌sel ván╌quish véx╌ed vír╌gin vír╌gins Wíck╌ed with╌ín wít╌ness wín╌ter Dissyllables To 〈…〉 The Letters not sounded being here, & so throughout afterwards, in another Character. Hón our jéal╌ous To 〈…〉 as in page. the 4th. Créa╌tures To 〈…〉 Be╌liéve Be╌séech Be╌líef bóun╌ty be╌cáuse dái╌ly déar╌ly chíef╌ly fóun╌tain frée╌ly fráil╌ty móunt╌ain móunt╌ains main╌táin méek╌ly Pláin╌ly through╌óut thróugh╌ly váin╌ly To Rule 6▪ in page. 5. Al╌thóugh Dis╌éase To rue. 〈◇〉 Man╌kínd Whírl╌wind Vt╌most Observe, That what Rule soever is first name, belongs to the first Syllable, & the second name, belongs to the second Syllable, Throughout. To Rule 〈…〉 in pages 2 & 3. Cón╌trite Cáp╌tives dóc╌trine for╌gíve fám╌ine Gén╌tiles júst╌ice mál╌ice óf╌fice próm╌ise pás╌tours súc╌cour sérv╌ice To Rule 〈…〉 in page. 2. A╌ménd A╌mén a╌míss a╌móng bró╌ken Blínd╌ness Crí╌eth crý╌ing de╌párt De╌fénd de╌scénd dí╌vers E╌gypt E╌léct é╌ven Grá╌ven há╌tred Há╌ted há╌ving Ié╌sus í╌ron Kínd╌ness Lý╌ing mínd╌ful Má╌ker Ná╌ked O╌pen ó╌ver Pre╌vént Rú╌ler re╌pént rú╌lers re╌wárd re╌quésts re╌síst re╌frésh re╌quést ró╌red re╌túrn re╌frésht Sá╌tan Só╌ber smí╌test spó╌ken sá╌ved sá╌ving spá ring tá╌keth tá╌ken Tá╌kest tý╌dings trí╌umph Whí╌ter To rue 〈…〉 Póor╌ly Súre╌ly Súre╌ties beaú╌ty gréat╌ly live ly sáfe╌ty Ghóst╌ly hígh╌ly míght y wéa╌ry To Rule 〈…〉 in pages 3 & 2. Dréad╌ful guílt╌less héav╌en Heárk╌en héalth╌ful hýs╌sop ●ón●or léarn╌ed Léop╌ard troúb╌led thréat╌ning wéath╌er To Rule 〈…〉 & 4 in pa. 4. Be╌néath Be╌fóre be╌tímes móist╌ure three╌scóre vouch╌sáfe To Rule 〈…〉 3 in pages 2 & 3. A╌bóve de╌fénce fá╌vour lá╌bour pre╌sérve To rue. 1 & 4. As╌súre As╌swáge Ap╌péal Blas╌phéme bónd╌age cóm╌mune con╌súme Cón╌course en╌dúe en╌dúre ex╌tréme For╌sáke ím age in╌créase in╌clíne Pás╌sage pás╌ture scríp╌ture shád╌ow Sór╌rows spár╌row vést╌ure Wíd╌ows To Rules 4 & 1. in pages 1 & 2. Chéap╌ness Déa╌cons Déal╌ing Eat╌en Gróan╌ing líke╌ness líght╌en líght╌ning Hígh╌est Hígh╌ness líght nings méan╌est Móurn╌ing móurn╌ings púre╌ness préach╌ing Ríght╌ful stéal╌ing spéak╌ing séal╌ed Sigh╌íng téach╌ers wéan╌ed wéak╌ness To Rules the 1st. & 5th., in pages 2 & 4. Ar my As╌sáults at╌táin bód╌y bód╌ies Clér╌gy Cáp╌tain Cáp tains con╌fóund Cít╌y com╌pláin com╌pláint én╌vy En╌jóy émp╌ty fór╌ty gód╌ly Háp╌py húm╌bly in╌tó in╌déed Iúst╌ly mis╌déeds mér╌cy mér╌cies Mís╌chief ón╌ly ob╌táin pít╌y Plén╌ty prív╌y sún╌dry ap╌péar Sór╌ry sus╌táin un╌tó vér╌y sór╌y án╌gry with╌óut with╌dráw To Rules 3 & 2. in pages 3 & 2. Hence╌fórth To Rules 2 & 8. Grá╌cious Ná╌tion Ná╌tions pré╌cious pá╌tience spé╌cial To rue. 1 & 6. An╌ger Ar╌rows Ash╌es Com╌mánd físh╌es fól╌low for╌gét Hún╌ger júdg╌es múr╌ther mór╌row Pér╌son pér╌sons rích╌es un╌dóne To Rules 1 & 8. Pón╌tius Pás╌sion To Rules 2 & 6, in pages 2 & 5. A╌bróad Chó╌sen de╌sért de╌sire de╌síres De╌spíse plá╌ces a╌ríse a╌búse To rue. 5 & 1. Bé╌ing Be╌lóng Be╌gán Chéer╌ful cóun╌sel cóun╌sels Coún╌cil cráwl╌ing dáy╌spring dáught╌er dó╌ing Dó╌eth dó╌ings dráw╌eth é╌vil E╌víls fáith╌ful páin╌ful féar╌eth Féar╌ed fáil╌ed frée╌dom gríev╌ed Ióy╌ful lóok╌ed láw╌ful lóok╌ing Máy╌est néed╌ful óut╌ward práy╌ers Pów╌ers práy╌er pów╌er Róy╌al Sáy╌ing stráy╌ed sée╌ing shéw╌ed shów╌ers Tów╌er thóu╌sands thóu╌sand To╌wárds tóok╌est wóund╌ed wéep╌ing To Rules 6 & 1. Al╌tar Cáll╌ed cáll╌ing chám╌ber ál╌ter cháng╌ed Fáth╌er fáth╌ers góod╌ness gránt╌ing Knów╌eth knów╌est léas╌ing Móth╌er Noth╌íng óth╌er pléas╌ant prés╌ent Plánt╌ed ráth╌er strán╌ger there╌óf There╌ín tálk╌ed vís╌it where╌ín Wát╌er wór╌ship where╌óf whéth╌er wálk╌ed wíth╌er wát╌ers wís╌dom wóm╌en wórk╌eth wórk╌est where╌wíth To Rules 1 & 7. in pages 2 & 6. Cát╌tle Kín╌dle lít╌tle sim╌ple húm╌ble To rue. 6 & 2. Al╌so There╌bý whére╌by To Rules 2 & 4. in pages 2 & 4. A╌líve A╌bíde a╌lóne a╌báte de╌céive Cú╌rates de╌cláre de╌líght de╌céit De╌céits di╌víne e╌státe ná╌ture Ná╌tures pro╌víde pre╌páre re╌céive Pí╌late re╌víle re╌stóre re╌búke To Rules 5 & 2. Be╌hóld whó╌so To Rules 2 & 7. in pages 2 & 6. A╌ble Brí╌dle Nó╌ble Fá╌ble To Rules 3 & 7. Troúb╌le Troúb╌les To Rules ● & ●. Péo╌ple Fée╌ble To Rule●● & ●. in pages 4 & 3. Zéa╌lous To 〈◇〉 ● & ●. Bloúd╌y Déad╌ly Feof╌fée éar╌ly héav╌y joúr╌ney To Rule●● & 3. in pages 4 & 3. Au╌thour Be╌cóme gríev╌ous néigh╌bour néigh╌bours To 〈…〉 Knów╌ledge Prés╌ence Them╌sélves To R 〈…〉 the ● & 4. in pages 5 & 4. Pléas╌ure Pléas╌ures thére╌fore whére╌fore To 〈…〉 & ● Héa╌then líke╌wise méa╌sure Pléa╌sed pléa╌seth réa╌son séa╌son To Rule● 5 & 6 in pages 4 & 5. Néi╌ther Prái╌sing píe╌ces prái╌sed rái╌sed To Rules ● & 9. in pages 5 & 4. Al╌way ál╌ways ál╌waies Fáls╌ly lów╌ly thírst╌y thírd╌ly wór╌thy To Rules 3 & 4 A╌gáin A╌ny A╌wáy a╌fraíd a╌bóut a╌lóud a╌vóid a╌váil dú╌ty de╌stróy de╌créed de╌vóut gló╌ry hó╌ly kínd╌ly o╌béy pro╌céed má╌ny Má╌ry pro╌nóunce re╌nóunce re╌héarse re╌jóyce re╌main re╌proofs re╌néw re╌déem re╌líef a╌gáinst trú╌ly 〈…〉 to be red, & learnt by heart. Epist Claud Sarrav. p. 196. He is the best man / who hath féw╌est faults; for there is no bód╌y to be found with╌óut some. Now let the scholar learn to apply each syllable of the following words to its Respective Rule. that is, To tell which it belongs to. T 〈…〉 yllables, Or Words of three syllables. Al╌míght╌y Ad╌vo╌cáte Ag╌o╌ny as╌sém╌ble a╌sún╌der as╌scén╌ded Ab╌sólv╌eth ar╌tíc╌les af╌fí╌ance af╌féc╌tion As╌scén╌tion áf╌ter╌wards a╌tóne╌ment A╌bra╌ham ap╌pá╌rent a╌ri╌seth An╌tí╌christ ac╌córd╌ing ap╌póint╌ed Bóun╌ti╌ful bap╌tí╌zed bén╌e╌fits bóun╌te╌ous búr╌i╌al bód╌i╌ly be╌gót╌ten Be╌séech╌ing be╌lóng╌eth be╌líev╌ers búr╌i╌ed be╌gín╌ning be╌líev╌eth bánqu╌et╌ing Chrís╌ti╌an com╌mánd╌ments con╌tín╌ue con╌céiv╌ed chást╌it╌y com╌mánd╌ed Cáth╌o╌lick Chár╌it╌y cre╌á╌ted A╌nóint╌ed com╌mít╌ted cóun╌te╌nance con╌céiv╌ed Chér╌ub╌in con╌found╌ed cóm╌fort╌ed cóv╌e╌nant com╌mánd╌ment cón╌fi╌dence clém╌en╌cy cóm╌fort╌er con╌fórm╌ed cóm╌pas╌sed con╌sú╌med cóv╌er╌ed com╌pláin╌ing con╌vért╌ed Cér╌tain╌ly con╌sid╌er cor╌rúp╌tion com╌mít╌ting cre╌á╌ting cóm╌fort╌ing Dów╌a╌ger de╌scénd╌ed díl╌i╌gent de╌sí╌rest dis╌sémble de╌víces de╌clá╌red de╌sí╌reth de╌rí╌sion de╌fénd╌er dis╌cí╌ples dam╌ná╌tion Ac╌knów╌ledge de╌céiv╌ed de╌spi╌sest de╌liv╌er dis╌pérs╌ed de╌sérv╌ed de╌stroy╌íng dis╌cré╌tion de╌strúc╌tion de╌spi╌sed de╌fénd╌ed de╌líght╌est dés╌ti╌tute de╌spí╌seth dés╌o╌late dis╌pléas╌ure Ex╌o╌dus ex╌am╌íne év╌er╌y en╌tíre╌ly én╌e╌mies éx╌er╌cise ex╌céed╌ing en╌dú╌reth E╌tér╌nal év╌er╌more éx╌e╌cute équ╌it╌y ex╌ált╌ed em╌brá╌ceth Fám╌il╌y fá╌vour╌ers fól╌low╌ed fél╌low╌ship fóre╌fath╌er fóre╌fath╌ers Fí╌nal╌ly fáth╌er╌less for╌gá╌vest fóol╌ish╌ness Fáth╌er╌ly found╌á╌tion fér╌vent╌ness for╌gíve╌ness Gód╌fath╌ers Gód╌moth╌ers góv╌ern╌ance góv╌ern╌our gló╌ri╌ous Góv╌ern╌ours Gáth╌er╌ed gló╌ri╌fie Hál╌low╌ed heárt╌i╌ly here╌áf╌ter hér╌it╌age hó╌li╌ness hér╌is╌ie héav╌i╌ness Héav╌en╌ly háp╌pi╌ness hánd╌maid╌en Is╌rael ín╌fin╌ite im╌á╌gine in╌créas╌ed in╌hér╌it ín╌ward╌ly im╌pú╌teth im╌pló╌ring Iéop╌ar╌dy Ióy╌ful╌ly Kínd╌ness╌es Líb╌er╌ty lá╌bour╌ing lów╌li╌ness láud╌a╌ble Má╌jes╌ties mér╌ci╌ful mód╌er╌ate mán╌i╌fold Má╌jes╌ty mág╌ni╌fie múl╌ti╌tudes Mín╌is╌ters mýs╌ter╌y múl╌ti╌ply Má╌gis╌trates már╌vel╌lous mís╌er╌y Mí╌sa╌el múl╌ti╌tude mán╌i╌fest míght╌i╌ly Of╌fénd╌ed or╌dáin╌ed ó╌pen╌est o╌béy╌ed of╌fénd╌ers o╌ver╌cóme ó╌pen╌ed ór╌der╌ed of╌fén╌ces op╌préss╌ed ób╌stin╌ate ó╌pen╌ing O╌pen╌ly ob╌lá╌tions ór╌na╌ments Pró╌ge╌ny próm╌is╌ed par╌tá╌kers púr╌po╌sing pre╌sérv╌ed pén╌it╌ent próm╌is╌es pár╌don╌eth pre╌pá╌red pos╌sés╌sion péace╌ma╌kers pér╌se╌cute pro╌céed╌ing pést╌il╌ence prís╌on╌ers prov╌í╌dence pe╌tí╌tions pro╌vó╌ked Pél╌ic╌an pún╌ish╌ing pún╌ish╌ment Quí╌et╌ness Re╌déem╌er re╌déem╌ed re╌mém╌brance re╌céiv╌ed re╌frésh╌ing re╌pént╌eth re╌bél╌led réqu╌is╌ite re╌mís╌sion re╌pént╌ance Rév╌er╌ence re╌bél╌ling Re╌plén╌ish re╌mém╌bring re╌líev╌ed ríght╌e╌ous re╌déem╌ing re╌mém╌breth re╌néw╌ing Re╌mém╌ber re╌jói╌ced re╌gárd╌ed re╌máin╌eth rév╌er╌end re╌démp╌tion Sá╌vi╌our slán╌der╌ing séc╌ond╌ly só╌ber╌ness stéd╌fast╌ly sác╌ri╌fice stréngth╌en╌ing súf╌fer╌ing Sal╌vá╌tion sus╌táin╌ed se╌dí╌tion slán╌der╌ers Sór╌row╌ful Sác╌ra╌ment súbt╌il╌ty sús╌te╌nance sé╌cret╌ly scát╌ter╌ed Scár╌cit╌y só╌ber╌ly sur╌feít╌ing Sác╌ra╌ments súc╌cour╌ing Sóv╌e╌reign súd╌den╌ly Sér╌a╌phin spéed╌i╌ly súf╌fer╌ed Twén╌ti╌eth trés╌pas╌ses tempt╌á╌tions témp╌er╌ance Trín╌it╌y thanks╌gív╌ing thanks╌gív╌ings trans╌fórm╌ed to╌géth╌er Tér╌rib╌le there╌áf╌ter Tempt╌á╌tion trans╌grés╌sions Víc╌to╌ry vén╌ge╌ance vér╌i╌ly vís╌it╌ed vér╌i╌ty vo╌cá╌tion vouch╌sá╌fed ván╌it╌y Vp╌ríght╌ly un╌gód╌ly un╌wór╌thy út╌ter╌eth un╌der╌stánd út╌ter╌ly Wór╌ship╌ing wór╌thi╌ly wíck╌ed╌ness wíl╌der╌ness wróng╌ful╌ly wíth╌er╌ed Yés╌ter╌day Tetrasyllables, Or Words of four syllables An╌a╌ní╌as au╌thór╌it╌y a╌dúl╌ter╌y ac╌cóm╌pa╌ny Az╌a╌rí╌as ab╌so╌lú╌tion ad╌vers╌a╌ríes ac╌cór╌ding╌ly ad╌vérs╌it╌ies ác╌cept╌a╌ble ac╌cús╌tom╌ed ev╌er╌lást╌ing Ex╌pé╌di╌ent in╌iqu╌it╌ies íg╌no╌ran╌ces Ie╌rú╌sa╌lem just╌if╌í╌ed in╌car╌ná╌tion. In╌hér╌it╌ance in╌fírm╌it╌ies in╌hér╌it╌our il╌lú╌min╌ate im╌mód╌er╌ate in╌dig╌ná╌tion im╌á╌gin╌ed o╌bé╌di╌ent un╌féign╌ed╌ly V╌ni╌vérs╌al un╌der╌stánd╌ing un╌spéak╌a╌ble un╌search╌a╌ble Díl╌i╌gent╌ly de╌lív╌er╌ed de╌lív╌er╌er des╌o╌lá╌tion de╌lív╌er╌ance dis╌quí╌et╌ness Gen╌er╌á╌tion gén╌er╌al╌ly gen╌er╌á╌tions gló╌ri╌fi╌ed hón╌our╌a╌ble hyp╌óc╌ris╌ie hu╌míl╌it╌y Me╌di╌á╌tour mís╌er╌a╌ble mér╌ci╌ful╌ly mág╌ni╌fi╌ed Na╌tív╌it╌y No╌bíl╌it╌y né╌ces╌sa╌ry ne╌cés╌sit╌y nég╌li╌gen╌ces ne╌cés╌sit╌ies mág╌ni╌fy╌ing Ma╌té╌ri╌al mor╌tál╌it╌y mul╌ti╌ply╌ing Pít╌i╌ful╌ly plén╌ti╌ful╌ly prov╌o╌cá╌tion pér╌se╌cu╌ted pér╌se╌cu╌tours per╌se╌cú╌tions plén╌te╌ous╌ly Trib╌u╌lá╌tion trib╌u╌lá╌tions when╌so╌év╌er wíck╌ed╌ness╌es Bloud╌guílt╌i╌ness. what╌so╌év╌er. crú╌ci╌fi╌ed. burnt╌ó●…fer╌ings. cir╌cum╌cí╌sion. ca╌lám╌it╌y. Ce╌lés╌ti╌al. congregation. con╌gre╌gá╌tions. com╌mú╌ni╌on. continual. cir╌cum╌cí╌sed. con╌spír╌a╌cy. cap╌tív╌it╌y. forgiveness. Fe╌lí╌cit╌y. for╌ni╌cá╌tion. fú╌ri╌ous╌ly. favourable. res╌ur╌réc╌tion. rév╌er╌ent╌ly. Réa╌son╌a╌bl●… rev╌e╌lá╌tion. ríght╌e╌ous╌ly. ríght╌e╌ous╌ness. sánc╌ti╌fieth. sác╌ri╌fi╌ces. sup╌pli╌cá╌tions. sim╌plí╌cit╌y. sánc╌tify╌ing. Wo 〈…〉 of 4, 5 & 6 ●y●●ables. Séa╌son╌a╌ble. a╌bom╌i╌ná╌tion. con╌tín╌u╌al╌ly. sánc╌tifi╌ed. ev╌er╌lást╌ing╌ly. im╌a╌gin╌á╌tion. síg╌ni╌fi╌ed. unrighteousnes. spír╌it╌u╌al. sát╌is╌fi╌ed. re╌bél╌li╌on. incon╌vé╌ni╌en╌ces. un╌chár╌it╌a╌ble╌ness. Gló╌ry be to the Fáth╌er / & to the Son / and to the Hó╌ly Ghost: As it was in the Be╌gin╌ning / is Now / and Ev╌er shall be / World with╌out end. AMEN. The ●nd of the First Part. ☞ The Second Part will be Pleasant.