K I N N E' S SPELLiNG-BOO PRQNOUNC FOR THE USE ./ DE WITT & SNELLINC BOOKSELLERS CALIFORNIA SERIES. KINNE'S COMPREHENSIVE SPELLING-BOOK PRONOUNCER. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS OF ALL GRADES. BY H. C. KINNE. I. N. CHOYNSKI, SAN FRANCISCO. Copyright, 1879, by H. C. KINNE. K SUGGESTIONS TO TEACHERS. SPELLING and pronunciation are mainly matters of imitation, and therefore constitute a school-exercise rather than a school- study. For this reason, teachers should not arbitrarily assign spelling-lessons to be mastered by their pupils without assist- ance, but should work with their pupils whenever the latter have the spelling-book in hand. Every word of the lesson should be repeatedly spelled and pronounced by the teacher by way of preliminary preparation ; the pupils of course, being required: to observe arid follow this performance with the utmost care. Especially should this assistance be rendered in the case of primary pupils. In fact, very young children should rarely be allowed to make use of books of any kind, except when the teacher is working with them. As soon as the teacher is called to the discharge of other duties, the books of the infant class should generally be laid aside or gathered in, and the use of the slate resumed. The spelling-exercise should be of regular and daily occur- rence; or, better still, the old-time practice of closing both morn- ing and afternoon sessions with spelling could be profitably observed. In mixed or ungraded country schools the pupils should be divided into about three classes for spelling purposes. When the time for the preparation of this lesson has arrived, the primary class is first taken in hand, the remainder of the school being as yet engaged upon other tasks. The primary pupils come forward and stand in line, with open book, and finger upon word, the teacher passing to and fro in the rear of the class to see that none lose the place. The teacher then spells the first word in the lesson, the class repeating the same several times in con- cert. The word is then passed down the line, each of the pupils spelling it in succession from the open book. The whole lesson having been treated, word by word, in this manner, the pupils are remanded to their seats; and the intermediate class comes forward, and prepares its lesson in similar style^ with, perhaps, less of repetition than in the case of the primary*pupils. While the intermediate class is upon the floor, the primary pupils turn to the same lesson, and join with the intermediates in concert- spelling, so far as they may be able. The members of the ad- vanced class next take up their spelling-books, and the whole school joins with them in their lesson. The teacher first spells a word, and then some pupil having a full and clear voice repeats the same once or twice, and the whole school follows in concert. The preliminary 1 preparation tof a\\ ,th.e ;les;sons having been com- pleted, each class" ^ jemamV.'d r<> \\u>. .study of its particular lesson, and the teacher resumes' worlt* with the primary class, calling for volunteers, t one , by e-nje, to rise,, and spell the words upon dictatiiM., rs ;;ie next Vailed for in the other classes. To coih'liide 1 tlu! exercise. '1' 'fntjtils leave their books, and form in lines for the final spelling, the primary class first, and the others in succession. The primary pupils, having con eluded their task, open their books, and watch the Spelling of the other classes. The advanced class should form in the rear part of -the room, and the remaining pupils, being between the class and the, teacher, should be directed to raise their hands upon dis- CALIFORNIA S K IM Z S 3 fcK>vering any error in the spelling, and should also be accorded the privilege of making the, proper correction. These suggestions arc, not made, with the expectation that they will be literally followed, but rather for the purpose of setting forth the duty of teachers of all schools to render every possible assistance; to their pupils in the preparation of the spelling-lesson, and the further duty of teachers of mixed schools to adopt such a mode of conducting the spelling-exercise as will enable the primary classes to receive incidental benefit from the instruction given to classes more advanced. This incidental instruction of primary pupils should be made a cardinal feature of all exercises in mixed schools, and particularly of the reading and spelling ^exercise. Oral spelling should be the rule. Oral spelling is an exercise in pronunciation: while written spelling is not. When a word is spelled orally, it is heard by all the pupils in school, and the exercise thus becomes a means of instruction to all; but, when words are written down in silence, there is no such accompany- ing advantage. Written spelling has its merits; but it should be mainly confined to copying upon the slate from the reading-book. It thus becomes a means of teaching punctuation, and the use of capitals, as well as spelling. In the process of spelling, there should be a separate pronunci- ation of each syllable; and, at the end of every S3dlable. the whole word should be repronounced as far as it has been spelled. The spelling of the word " accommodation " w r ill serve to illustrate this method: a-c-ac-c-o-m-com-accom-m-o-mo-accommo-d-a-da- accommoda-t-i-o-n-tion-accommodation. This mode of spelling constitutes a valuable vocal exercise. It brings out the sound of each syllable with the utmost distinctness, and thus renders the final pronunciation of the word as a whole a matter of compara- tive ease. The pupil w r ho builds up the word step by step in this manner can hardly fail to achieve a successful pronunciation in the end. And it is really the only mode of spelling suitable for a concert exercise, especially in mixed schools. The veriest tyro in the primary class will soon learn to keep time with the most advanced pupil. Correct pronunciation is a matter of the highest importance, and [>articular%ttention is called to the fact that the latter half of this book furnishes unequalled facilities for mastering the orthoepy of the words abounding in the higher walks of English literature. In regard to this class of words it may possibly be said that pronunciation is of more importance than spelling. If, therefore, the spelling of these words is not committed to mem- ory, it is recommended that at least they be spelled and pro- nounced from the open book by the whole school in concert, in the manner already suggested for the preparation of the spelling- exercise of the advanced class. The entire list of words of three or more syllables should be thus spelled and pronounced once, at least, in each school term or year. Pupils should not be required to learn definitions to any great extent. All attempts to acquire a knowledge of the signification of words by committing to memory a mass of arbitrary defini- tions have invariably proved failures. The meaning of words can be learned only by meeting with them frequently in an extensive course of reading. A taste for good reading should therefore be developed at an early age; and, to accomplish this desirable result, a library of well-selected juvenile works should 265613 '4" : ' ' ' K'l'NN'E'&'-S PELLING-BOOK. be attached to every school; and these library books should be given out to be read during school-hours in the latter part of the day, after the completion of regular lessons. A portion of the words on pages 113 and 114 are marked as having a secondary as well as primary accent. A secondary ac- cent is also marked in the case of a number of the words of five and six syllables. In the list of words differently pronounced the first pronunciation annexed to each word is that given or preferred by Webster. It will probably not be considered to be the best in all cases. SOUNDS OF THE LETTERS. THE table on the following page is designed to exhibit the ele- mentary sounds of the language, and also the system of diacriti- cal marks used in Webster's Dictionary. The letters which are numbered represent original sounds; those that are not numbered have imitative sounds merely, and are identical in force with the letters contained in the parentheses following them. According to this system, there are forty-three elementary sounds in the language; but a careful discrimination would probably reduce the number. Letters are divided into vowels and consonants. The vowels are a, e, i, o, ?/, and sometimes w and y. The remaining letters of the alphabet are consonants. At the beginning of a syllable, 10 and ?/ are consonants; in other situations, they are reckoned as vowels. A diphthong is a union of two vowels in one syllable, as oi in boil. A triphthong is a union of three vowels in one syllable, as eau in beauty. Accent is a stress of voice upon a particular syllable. C A L I F O R N I A SERIES. # 5 1 1. a, as in fate. 6, (u) as in done. 2. a. fat. 6, (a) " f6rm. 3. a. far. 23. P, pond. 4. a, " fall. q,(k) queen. 5. a, " fast. 24. r, rbd. 6. a, fare. 25. s, sit. a, (6) " what. 5 (z) " roe. 7. b, " bat. 26. t, time. e,(k) " eat. 27. u, mute. Si(s) " gent. 28. u, but. 8. d, " dot. 29. ft, fftr. 9. e, ." - mete. u, (do) " rule. 10. e, " met. u, (do) " pull. 6, (a) " there. 30. V, vine. e,(u) " her. 31. w, " wet. e,(a) " they. x, (ks) " tax. 11. f, " fit. ? 5 (gz) " e?:ist. 12. g, . ;; get. 32. y 5 , ;; yet. gin. fly- 13. I; J " hat. y!oO " cyst. 14. i, fine. 33. z, zest. 15. i, fin. 34. 00, moon. i,(e) " pique. 35. do, book. i,(u) " bird. 36. oi, boil. 16. i, " jot. 37. ou, house. 17. k, kid. 38. ch, child. 18. i, " lot. eh,(k)." chorus. 19. m, " met. gh, (sh) " ghaise. 20. n, " net. 39. th, thick. n,(ng)" link. 40. th, these. 21. o, note. 41. sh, shake. 22. 6, not. 42. zh, (fu zlitin) fusion. O. f OO ) move. 9,(ob)" wolf. 43. ng, sing. 6 KINNE'S SPELLING-BOOK. THE ALPHABET. Roman. Italic. Script. a A a A * C^ M C^ b B b B C C c C / (P$ ' /f) d D d D \y e E e E c$> / & f F f F ^ V / <-x g G 9 G / (fift 0) h H h H ^ ff ^ i I i I a> /g> j J j J & @ ^ C^ k K k K / J@T" ^~J 1 L I L V m n M N m n M N {/ o O O P P P P <=> / mer ic 92. K i N'N E ' S SPELLIN G-BOOK. No. 1. pa cif 7 ic mo a 7 ic ob jec 7 tive spe cif ic pro a ic sub jec tive pro lif ic vol ta ic re spec tive mor bif ic he ro ic per spec tive ter rif ic a zo ic pro spec tive 110 mad ic at ten tive af flic tive spo rad ic .re ten tive vin die tive spas mod ic in ven tive pro due tive bu col ic pre ven tive in due tive an gel ic de fee tive in struc tive ox al ic ef fee tive con struc tive ca lor ic de tec tive de struc tive pie thor ic pro tec tive at trac tive em plr ic col lee tive con June tive sa tir ic e lee tive dis June tive ar tist ic in vec tive sub June tive No. 2. di ges 7 tive sue ces 7 sive in ci 7 sive sug ges tive ex ces sive de ci sive per cep tive sub mis sive de ri sive de cep tive per mis sive cor ro sive de scrip tive of fen sive e ro sive pro scrip tive de fen sive ex plo sive pre ump tive ex pen sive a bu sive con sump tive ex ten sive de lu sive ab or tive re spon sive col lu sive im pres sive sub ver sive con clu sive op pres sive dis cur sive in clu sive ex pres sive im pul sive ex clu sive re pres sive re pul sive ob tru sive ag gres sive e va sive in tru sive pro gres sive ad he sive pro tru sive po es sive co he sive dif fu sive C ALI FORNIA SB HIES. 93 No. 1. in dul 7 gent con sis' tent ap par 7 ent re ful gent per sis tent trans par ent ef ful gent re mit tent ad her ent e mul gent re cur rent in her ent con tin gent con cur rent co her ent as trin gent ab hor rent in clem ent con ver gent op po nent ' ab sorb ent di ver gent ex po nent de pend ent de ter gent de po nent trans ceiid ent in sur gent com po nent vice ge rent in cum bent pre ce dent de lin quent re cum bent de ce dent in sol vent pro cum bent ad ja cent re pel lent de spoil dent sub ja cent a part ment re spon dent com pla cent de part ment re splen dent trans lu cent in vest ment No. 2. man til 7 la re gat 7 ta sa li 7 va flo til la ro tun da me du sa va nil la ve ran da o me ga ma nil la e nig ma a or ta go ril la mi a ma i o ta ba ril la a re na i de a pa pil la ga le na al pac a chin chil la ver be na ba nan a um brel la co ro na pe num bra pru nel la ti a ra ar ri val me dul la he gi ra re vi val ho an na pan do ra sur vi val ban dan na pa go da pri me val ma don na ar ma da co e val du en na a ro ma re mov al di lem ma di plo ma ap prov al 94 ^ K I N N E ' S SPELLING-B OOK. No. 1. ma ter 7 nal re fu 7 al a bun 7 dant pa ter nal pe ru al re dun dant fra ter nal re pri al at ten dant in ter nal pro po al de fen dant ex ter nal dis po al de seen dant e ter nal ca rou al as cen dant in fer nal es pou al ac cor dant su per nal re ver sal con cor dant hi her nal co los sal dis cor dant di ur nal ac quit tal in dig nant noc tur nal ab nor mal be nig nant tri bu nal an ces tral ma lig nant im mor tal ca the dral re pug nant pa ren tal up heav al re luc tant re ci tal de ni al im por tant re qui tal i de al in ces sant No. 2. as pi' rant* pal met 7 to bra va 7 do ad ju vant sti let to tor na do re cu sant mu lat to tor pe do ap pel lant me men to te re do af fi ant pi men to vol ca no de fi ant po ta to oc ta vo com pli ant to ma to* pro vi o pur su ant to bac co far ra go as sist ant mo roc co a kim .bo as sail ant si roc co a ban don ac count ant em bar go en vi ron ex ult ant fla min go em bla zoii ex pect ant fan dan go ho ri zon re pent ant vi ra go o ri on dis crep ant* lum ba go pan the on com plain ant plum ba go per sim mon CALIFORNIA SERIES. 95 No. 1. re mem 7 ber dis cov 7 er af fla 7 tus dis mem ber re cov er hi a tus en cum ber de liv er qui e tus en gen der pa lav er de tri tus sur ren der dis sev er as bes tos me an der con sid er pro spec tus a sun der em broid er co los sus re join der con trol ler nar cis sus re main der de mur rer man da mus at tain der dis tern per stra bi mus be wil der u ur per i am bus di as ter mis no mer a can thus se ques ter as sem bly ad van tage in stan ter ca na ry dis par age dis sen ter va ga ry ap pend age en conn ter an cho vy as sem blage No. 2. ad mit 7 tance in sur 7 ance pur su 7 ance re mit tance as sur ance de fea ance im por tance en dur ance mal fea ance a bun dance as sist ance in cum brance con tri vance re gist ance re mem brance con ni vance ac cord ance re sem blance de fi ance con cord ance re mon strance af fi ance at tend ance so no rous al 11 ance ac cept ance de i rous re li ance ac quaint ance e nor mous ap pli ance an noy ance mol lus cous com pli ance dis turb ance mo men tons al low ance for b6ar ance por ten tous con vey ance ob serv ance tre men dous a bey ance re pent ance stu pen dous ap pear ance per form ance di as trous 96 K I N N E ' S SPELLING-BOOK. No. 1. ad vent' ure spec ta 7 tor pre cur 7 sor de bent ure die ta tor di vi or in dent ure tes ta tor sur vi vor con ject ure e qua tor be la bor de part ure ere a tor de mean or im post ure pro tec tor en am or pro ced ure di rec tor en deav or dis fig ure in spec tor sur vey or trans fig ure im pos tor pur vey or dis clo ure pre cep tor in sip id in clo ure a bet tor in trep id fore clo ure ag gres sor in val id com po ure as ses sor pa rot id ex po ure sue ces sor ca rot id e ra ure con fes sor pel lu cid em bra ure pro fes sor bi cus pid No. 2. ex cul 7 pate re mon 7 strate a bol 7 ish in eul pate con cen trate* de mol ish in cul cate ap pel late as ton ish de fal cate in car iiate ad mon ish con fis cate * al ter iiate di min ish de sic cate* con sum mate* re plen ish ex pur gate in tes tate es tab lish e Ion gate as sem ble em bel lish pro mul gate dis sem ble ac com plish in un date re em ble re lin quish e ner vate e am pie dis tin guish ex tir pate* dis ci pie ex tin guish a pos tate a pos tie as sas sin ac cli mate em bez zle gri mal kin il lus trate en a ble me theg lin con tern plate* dis a ble re plev in C A LIFORNIA SE RIES. 97 No. 1. bi tu 7 men sub si 7 dence mo men 7 turn le gu men a cu men pre ce dence de ca dence po ma turn er ra turn al bu men con do lence so la num ab do men oc cur rence ar ca num cog no men in hab it re cur rence con cur rence de co rum ad den dum in hib it pro hib it e?; hib it de po it de crep it dis cred it ab hor rence in dul gence ef ful geiice con ver gence di ver gence sub sist ence o pos sum co nun drum mu e um en vel op de vel op a do be dis pir it de mer it in her it e?: ist ence de pend ence ad her ence a ga ve al cal de ve ni re No. 2. ad dl 7 tion con dl tion at tri 7 -tion con tri tion pos till 7 ion re bell ion e dl tion nu tii tion me dall ion se dl tion per dl tion tra dl tion ren dl tion tu I tion fru I tion trans I tion dis ere tion com pan ion do min ion o pin ion com mun ion pe ti tion par ti tion den ti tion quad rill ion quiii till ion sex till ion com plex ion trans fix ion bat tal ion mu ni tion mo m tion sep till ion oc till ion pa vil ion ver mil ion ig m tion po 1 tion vo 11 tion noil ill ion de cill ion co till ion punc til ious re bell ious ob nox ious am bi tion mo dill ion in gen ious 98 K I N N E'S SPELLING -BOOK. - No. 1. am bl' tious ere den' tial men da' cious se di tious pru den tial vi va cious pro pi tious po ten tial lo qua cious fac ti tious es sen tial fe ro cious fie ti tious ce les tial pre co cious fla gi tious in I tial a tro cious nu tri tious sol stl tial con ta gious vex a tious ca pa cious e gre gious fa ce tious ra pa cious pro di gious con ten tious ve ra cious li ti gious sen ten tious vo ra cious re H gious li cen tious te iia cious sus pi cious in fee tious pug na cious de H cious pa la tial sa ga cious ma li cious im par tial fu ga cious si 11 cious sub stan tial fal la cious per m cious No. 2. of f I' cious ce ta' ceous de ter' mine ju di cious ere ta ceous e am me ca prl cious crus ta ceous il lu mine de f I cient tes ta ceous in tes tine suf f I cient pre da ceous clan des tine ef f I cient her ba ceous ap pren tice pro f I cient um bra geous ac com plice ju di cial out ra geous com po Ite of f I cial cour a geous pro jec tile es pe cial ap pen dix bis sex tile com mer cial arch bish op a wa km fi nan cial a bridg ment en li vm pro vin cial be gin ning be di zm a do nis ac cus torn for bid dm el lip sis . u ten sil for got tm port cul lis fra ter nize e lev m * CALIFORNIA SERIES. 99 No. 1. de pop' u late pre dom'inate in vig 7 o rate ma nip u late a bom i iiate e vap o rate ca pit u late con tarn i nate com mem o rate ar tic u late dis sem i nate cor rob o rate ges tic u late dis crim i nate in cor po rate ma trie u late e lim i nate ex pec to rate in pc u late pre des ti nate co-op e rate e jac u late pro eras ti nate in tox i cate co ag u late ex ter mi nate e rad i cate con grat u late il lu mi nate pre var i cate ex post u late re ju ve nate com mu ni cate dis sim u late de bil i tate ad ju di cate per am bu late fa cil i tate do mes ti cate ac cu mu late pre cip i tate prog nos ti cate in ter po late de cap i tate e quiv o cate as sim i late re gur gi tate re cip ro cate No. 2. con sol 7 i date re cu/ per ate at ten 7 u ate in val i date re mu ner ate ex ten u ate in tim i date re ver ber ate in sin u ate di lap i date re it er ate ha bit u ate e lu ci date re gen er ate per pet u ate ac com mo date de gen er ate in fat u ate in ves ti gate com mi er ate e vac u ate in ter ro gate vo cif er ate ef feet u ate a mal ga mate ob lit er ate ac cent u ate ap prox i mate , ac eel er ate ab bre vi ate e man ci pate as sev er ate al le vi ate ex trav a sate ag glom er ate re pu di ate . e lab o rate e on er ate ca him ni ate dis in te grate e nu mer ate in fu ri ate re din te grate e^; as per ate ex co ri ate de lib er ate in car cer ate ex pa tri ate 100 KINNE' s SPELLING- BOOK. NO, i. as so 7 ci ate a bil' i ty a gil' i ty ap pre ci ate de bil i ty fra gil i ty de pre ci ate no bil i ty ste ril i ty e ma ci ate mo bil i ty scur ril i ty ex cru ci ate sta bil i ty vi ril i ty e nun ci ate hos til i ty hu mil i ty re tal i ate gen til i ty se nil i ty af fil i ate u til i ty ni hil i ty con cil i ate fu til i ty lo cal i ty hu mil i ate fer til i ty ras cal i ty ap pro pri ate due til i ty le gal i ty lux u ri ate do cil i ty fru gal i ty as sas sin ate fa cil i ty bru tal i ty a dul ter ate ser vil i ty mor tal i ty pre pon der ate ci vil i ty fa tal i ty de lin e ate tran quil li ty vi tal i ty No. 2. mo ral' i ty se ver' i ty ra pid' i ty plu ral i ty pos ter i ty cu pid i ty for mal i ty dex ter i ty stu pid i ty ve nal i ty sin cer i ty tor pid i ty re al i ty ce ler i ty va lid i ty du al i ty te mer i ty so lid i ty e qual i ty as per i ty sto lid i ty fi del i ty pros per i ty hu mid i ty fri vol i ty dis par i ty tl mid i ty com plex i ty po lar i ty ri gid i ty per plex i ty vul gar i ty fri gid i ty pro lix i ty hi lar i ty a vid i ty sub lim i ty bar bar i ty a rid i ty prox im i ty ma jor i ty a cid i ty ca lam i ty mi nor i ty flu id i ty ex trem i ty pri or i ty com mod i ty CALIFORNIA SKIM 101 No. 1. ca pag 7 i ty ve log 7 i ty cap tiv 7 i ty ra pag' i ty fe rog i ty fes tiv i ty o pag i ty pre cog i ty na tiv i ty ve rag i ty a trog i ty ac tiv i ty vo rag i ty rus tig i ty de cliv i ty vi vag i ty hu man i ty ac cliv i ty sa gag i ty in san i ty pro cliv i ty te nag i ty ur ban i ty Ion gev i ty pug nag i ty pro fan i ty de prav i ty men dag i ty af fin i ty con cav i ty lo quag i ty in fin i ty con vex i ty fe lig i ty di vin i ty fa tu i ty pub lig i ty vi cm i ty gra tu i ty clu plig i ty a men i ty va cu i ty sim plig i ty se ren i ty te mi i ty com plig i ty ob seen i ty an nu i ty No. 2. pom pos 7 i ty be nig 7 ni ty so ci 7 e ty po ros i ty ma lig ni ty sa ti e ty ver bos i ty in dig ni ty va ri e ty mon stros i ty in dem ni ty pro pri e ty o bes i ty so lem ni ty so bri e ty pro pen si ty e ter ni ty an i e ty in ten si ty pa ter ni ty ro tund i ty im men si ty ma ter ni ty pro fund i ty ad ver si ty fra ter ni ty in firm i ty di ver si ty com mu ni ty de form i ty per ver si ty im mu ni ty a cerb i ty ma tu ri ty im pu ni ty ab surd i ty fu tu ri ty in teg ri ty ere du li ty se cu ri ty ce leb ri ty gar ru li ty im pu ri ty a lac ri ty sa lu bri ty ob scu ri ty i den ti ty e nor mi ty 102 k i ^ N ] ' e SPELLING -BOOK. No. 1. de pen' den cy a pol' o gy di rec' to ry as ceil den cy ge ol o gy re fee to ry de spoil den cy ne ol o gy re frac to ry con sis ten cy the ol o gy ol fac to ry per is ten cy zo ol o gy pre cur so ry e mer gen cy dox ol o gy com pul so ry con tin gen cy bi ol o gy ac ces so ry in cum ben cy eth iiol o gy po es so ry com pla cen cy pa thol o gy ad vi o ry de lin queii cy as trol o gy il lu o ry trans par en cy lie crol o gy ar til ler y in clem en cy a nal o gy dis til ler y re dun dan cy a nat o my a dul ter y dis crep an cy e con o my ca jol er y de moc ra cy as tron o my dis cov er y the oc ra cy mo nog a my re cov er y No. 2. a pos' ta sy cer tif' i cate con fed' er ate al lop a thy pon tif i cate con giom er ate an tip a thy dis con so late con sid er ate a nom aly im mac u late il lit er ate mo iiop o ly in vi o late in vet er ate mo not o ny in or di nate im me di ate ma hog a ny co-or di nate in e bri ate i dol a try sub or di nate col le gi ate ge om e try de ter mi nate af fee tion ate a cad e my de nom i nate a do ra ble dis pen sa ry ef fern i nate de plo ra ble pro pin qui ty im port u nate de i ra ble di plo ma cy in an i mate ad vi a ble su prem a cy le git i mate a me na ble con spir a cy commensurate im pla ca ble ac com pa iiy tri um vi rate im preg na ble C AL IFORNIA SERIES. 103 No. 1. re spect 7 a ble im pres 7 si ble in vin 7 ci ble dc lect a ble com pres si ble re du ci ble de test a ble ac ces si ble de du ci ble ac cept a ble ad mis si ble re fran gi ble ac count a ble per mis si ble com bus ti ble commendable trans mis si ble per cep ti ble a vail a ble de fen si ble sus cep ti ble a gree a ble os ten si ble de fea i ble re li a ble re spon si ble di vig i ble de bat a ble re ver si ble in del i ble trans fer a ble com pat i ble pre ca ri ous in ef fa ble con vert i ble vi ca ri ous in flam ma ble cor rupt i ble ne fa ri ous in sera ta ble con tempt i ble hi la ri ous im mu ta ble di gest i ble gre ga ri ous demonstrable di cerii i ble im pe ri ous No. 2. no to' ri ous op pro' bri ous am big 7 u ous vie to ri ons sa lu bri ous con tig u ous la bo ri ous lu gu bri ous con spic u ous cen so ri ous ab ste mi ous per spic u ous in ju ri ous ob se qui ous in noc u ous pe nu ri ous fas tid i ous im pet u ous lux u ri ous per fid i ous in gen u ous com mo di ous in sid i ous con tin u ous me lo di ous in vid i ous de cid u ous compendious de lir i ous as sid u ous bar mo ni ous ob liv i ous con tempt u ous fe lo ni ous ca lam i tous tern pest u ous ca him ni ous pre cip i tous tu mult u ous im per vi ous gra tu i tous vo lupt u ous in dus tri ous for tu i tous pre umpt u ous il lus tri ous cir cu i tous pro mis cu ous 104 K I N N E ' s SPELLING- BOOK. NO, i. vo cif ' er ous cu ta 7 ne ous po lit 7 i cal pes tif er ous spon ta ne ous he ret i cal her bif er ous ex tra ne ous her met i cal pre pos ter ous er ro ne ous po et i cal ob strep er ous cal ca re ous gram mat i cal ca dav er ous ter ra que ous pi rat i cal car niv o rous mag nan i mous bo tan i cal om niv o rous u nan i mous ca non i cal o vip a rous al bu mi nous i ron i cal vi vip a rous le gu mi nous em pir i cal a nom a lous bi tu mi nous sa tlr i cal mi rac u lous vo lu mi nous nu mer i cal ri die u lous fer ru gi nous his tor i cal a nal o gous li bid i nous in im i cal ho mol o gous ge lat i nous pon tif i cal i dol a trous mo not o nous me thod i cal No. 2. i den 7 ti cal ma te 7 ri al e the 7 re al el lip ti cal ar te ri al si de re al de is ti cal im pe ri al fu ne re al sta tis ti cal a e ri al cor po re al the at ri cal ar mo ri al con viv i al non sen si cal me mo ri al pro verb i al e lee tri cal pic to ri al ad verb i al zo di a cal no ta ri al co lo ni al re cip ro cal mer cu ri al con ge ni al e quiv o cal bi en ni al al lu vi al cen trif u gal tri en ni al di lu vi al cen trip e tal quad ren ni al con nu bi al pa ri e tal sep ten ni al mar su pi al di ag o nal cen ten ni al re me di al hex ag o nal mil len ni al pri mor di al oc tag o nal per en ni al col lo qui al C A LIFORNIA SERIES. 105 No. 1. per pet 7 u al ex per 7 i ment o be 7 di eiit . ha bit u al im ped i ment ex pe di ent ef feet u al em bod i ment in gre di ent e vent u al ha bil i ment a pe ri eiit con tin u al pre eii ti ment in cip i ent re id u al e mol u ment re cip i ent col lat er al in teg u merit snb serv j. eiit . e lect o ral pre die a ment con stit u ent conjectural ar bit ra ment mel lif lu ent an tip o dal dis par age ment cir cum flu ent hebdomadal e quiv a lent om nip o tent ab dom i nal ma lev o lent gran dil o quent in dus tri al be nev o lent mag nil o quent ter res tri al be nef i cent in tel li gent bi no mi al mu nif i cent im per ti nent tri no mi al mag nif i cent in con ti nent No. 2. re ga 7 li a a pol 7 o gize ba rom 7 e ter mam ma li a mo nop o lize ther mom e ter lo be li a e con o mize lac torn e ter mag no li a i tal i cize mi crom e ter ca mel li a de mor al ize pe rim e ter in sig ni a e van gel ize di am e ter am mo ni a mac ad am ize hex am e ter ma la ri a de o dor ize ^ ad min is ter prin cip i a a pos ta tize i dol a ter pe nin su la so lil o quize in ter pret er ta ran tu la ex tern po rize ar tif i cer, pa rab o la e pit o mize si mil i tude va ri o la e pit o me in fin i tude a nath e ma ex tern po re be at i tude har mon i ca cal li o pe de crep i tude sci at i ca fac-sim i le vi cis si tude 106 KINNE'S SPELLING-BOOK. No. 1. par tic 7 u lar en co 7 mi um pe tro 7 le um re tic u lar em po ri um de Hr i um or bic u lar e or di um i rid i um ver nac u lar pal la di um re id u um o rac u lar ge ra iii um cur ric u lum spec tac u lar stra mo ni um a lu mi num mo lee u lar mil leii ni um i den ti fy tu her cu lar al lu vi um in ten si fy tri an gu lar di lu vi um di ver si fy rec tan gu lar ef flu vi um in dem iii fy oc tan gu lar a qua ri um e em pli fy quad ran gu lar her ba ri um e lee tri fy an tip o de* po tas si um be at i fy as car i de tra pe zi um per son i fy can thar i de op pro bri um co mop o lite con ge ri e pro see ni um the od o lite No. 2. re cog 7 ni zance his to 7 ri an an te 7 ri or pre dom i nance sten to ri an in te ri or ap pur te nance u to pi an ex te ri or ex trav a gaiice cus to di an ul te ri or in tol cr ance co me di an pos te ri or de liv er ance tra ge di an in fe ri or pre pon der ance col le gi an su pe ri or pro tu ber ance va le ri an de po i tor e u ber ance pe des tri an com po i tor in her it ance e ques tri an com pet i tor con tin u ance me rid i an pro gen i tor bar ba ri an re pub li can pro pri e tor gram ma ri an le vi a than e ec u tor li bra ri an ce ru le an con trib u tor a gra ri an her cu le an con spir a tor sec ta ri an ce a re an cm bas sa dor CALIFORNIA SE RIES. 107 No. 1. com pet' i tive in dic / a tive in hab' i tant de fin i tive ini per a tive ex or bi tant in fin i tive com par a tive con com i tant in qui i tive con serv a tive pre dom i nant in tu i tive pre serv a tive sig nif i cant con sec u tive pre rog a tive ex trav a gant eif ec u tive de riv a tive re cal ci traiit di miii u tive car miii a tive ir rel e vant dis trib u tive af firm a tive pre pon der ant re trib u tive re stor a tive i tin er ant demonstrative pro vo ca tive ex u ber ant contemplative pa ren the sis lux u ri ant ap pel la tive an tith e sis con ven ti cle su per la tive di ath e sis re cep ta cle ac cu sa tive di er e sis en fran chie ment al ter iia tive me trop o lis dis fran chie ment No. 2. ca thol' i cism magnificence cri te' ri on fa nat i cism mu nif i cence cen tu ri on as cet i cism be nef i cence col lo di on mo nas ti cism be nev o lence ac cor di 011 an tag o nism ma lev o lence ob liv i on di ab o lism om nip o tence ca thol i con ven tril o quism in tel li gence ca par i son en thu si asm co in ci dence com par i son ad vis ed ly o be di ence me lo de on de erv ed ly ex pe ri ence su per flu ous de sign ed ly circumference mel lif lu ous cur cii li o ex pend i tare in con gru ous port fo li o in vest i ture a ris to crat in cog ni to en tab la ture a rith me tic ca mel o pard dis com fit ure as pur a gus re met! i less* ini pov er ish a nem o ne 108 KINNE j s SPELLING- BOOK. NO, i. rep u ta 7 tion fer men ta' tion ap pli ca 7 tion dep u ta tion fo men ta tion ' im pli ca tion sal u ta tion os ten ta tion complication ref u ta tion e^ al ta tion sup pli cation cap i ta tion e^ ul ta tion pub li ca tion hab i ta tion oc cul ta tion prov o ca tion lim i ta tion det es ta tion rev o ca tion vi i ta tion prot es ta tion av o ca tion com mu ta tion im por ta tion in vo ca tion com pu ta tion ex por ta tion suf fo ca tion im pu ta tion trans por ta tion im pre ca tion per mu ta tion af fee ta tion al ter ca tion du bi ta tion ex pec ta tion con fis ca tion ir ri ta tion ad ap ta tion cor us ca tion lam en ta tion dil a ta tion de fal ca tion pre en ta tion dis ser ta tion des ic ca tion No. 2. sep a ra 7 tion nav i ga 7 tion pop u la 7 tion rep a ra tion lit i ga tion ad u la tion prep a ra tion mit i ga tion trib u la tion ad mi ra tion in sti ga tion is o la tion as pi ra tion ab ne ga tion con so la tion res pi ra tion ag gre ga tion in ha la tion in spi ra tion ab ro ga tion ex ha la tion ad o ra tion der o ga tion rev e la tion per o ra tion del e ga tion un du la tion dec la ra tion prop a ga tion ap pel la tion ab er ra tion con ju ga tion can eel la tion ab ju ra tion sub ju ga tion constellation mens u ra tion ob jur ga tion dis til la tion ven er a tion ob li ga tion scin til la tion gen er a tion al li ga tion os cil la tion des per a tion $! le ga tion tit il la tion CALIFORNIA SERIES. 109* No. 1. des ti na' tion in for ma' tion con ver sa' tion dec li na tion ^ref or ma tion con den sa tion div i na tion proc la ma tion com pen sa tion des ig na tion dec la ma tion dis pen sa tion res ig na tion rec la ma tion ac cu a tion sub of na tion ac cla ma tion trep i da tion con dem na tion ex cla ma tion com men da tion prof a na tion def a ma tion deg ra da tion ex pla na tion in flam ma tion dep re da tion ob ser va tion con sum ma tion ap pro ba tion con ser va tion ex hu ma tion per tur ba tion pres er va tion af fir ma tion con fla gra tion res er va tion con fir ma tion trans mi gra tion dcr i va tion oifcu pa tion dem on s tra -t ion dep ri va tion dis si pa tion se ques tra tion ren o va tion u sur pa tion lu cu bra tion No. 2. sit u a' tion con tri bu' tion sat is fac' tion val n a tion clis tri bu tion pet ri fac tion va ri a tion ret ri bu tion ben e fac tion de vi a tion el o cu tion rar e fac tion ex pi a tion al lo cu tion stu pe fac tion a er a tion pros e cu tion pu tre fac tion rev 'o lu tion . per se cu tion in ter jec tion ev o In tion ex e cu tion in sur rec tion in vo hi tion dim i nu tion res ur rec tion con vo lu tion lo co mo tion rec ol lee tion ab so lii tion ben e die tion pre di lee tion dis so lu tion mal e die tion re tro spec tion re o lu tion ju ris die tion , gen u flee tion con sti tu tion in ter die tion in ter veil tion in sti tu tion con tra die tion con tra ven tion res ti tu tion in tro due tion su per scrip tion 110 KINNE s SPELLING- BOOK. NO, i. clem o crat' ic sci en tif ' ic ep i dem' ic clip lo mat ic be a tif ic ac a dem ic nu mi mat ic sop o rif ic gas tro nom ic mi a mat ic su dor if ic his tri on ic ar o mat ic cal or if ic cal is then ic em blem at ic al co hoi ic ep i lep tic mu ri at ic ap os tol ic an ti sep tic id i ot ic tel e scop ic ap o plec tic pa tri ot ic mi cro scop ic bar o met ric en er get ic spec tro scop ic al ge bra ic ex e get ic or tho ep ic a the ist ic ap a thet ic al le gor ic pan the ist ic an ses thet ic par e gor ic cal vin ist ic cli u ret ic me te or ic re al ist ic cli et et ic pn ri tan ic e go tist ic par a sit ic tal i man ic cab a list ic No. 2. sen ti men' tal horn i ci' dal bas ti na' do clet ri men tal su i ci dal 111 us co va do fun da men tal par ri ci dal des per a do or na men tal me cli se val in nu en do mon u men tal man u mis sion man i fes to in stru men tal in ter mis sion su per car go in ci den tal in ter ces sion laz a ret to ac ci den tal ap pre hen sion ar ma dil lo oc ci den tal com pre hen sion vir tu o so trans cen den tal con de seen sion man u foe ture con ti nen tal su per vis ion su per struc ture o ri en tal cir cum ci$ ion per ad veil ture hor i zon tal cru ci fix ion 110 men cla ture u ni ver sal ep i der mis mac a ro 111 i so ther mal di ag no sis sper ma ce ti mat u ti nal ex e ge sis ver mi eel li CALIFORNIA SEE, IES. Ill No. 1. con va les' cent mem o ran' dum pan o ra' ma* ad o les cent "In ter reg num di o ra ma ef flo res cent ul ti ma turn prop a gan da ev a nes cent can de la brum an a con da ef fer ves cent col los se um in flu en za in can des cent ath e use um bel la don na Tr i des cent ben e fac tor tap i o ca ac qui es cent mal e fac tor pan a ce a cir cum ja cent co ad ju tor in ter fer ence in ter mit tent in ter ces sor in co her ence in de pend ent pred e ces sor om ni pres ence cor re spond ent su per vi or ju ris pru deuce an te ced ent mis de mean or ap pre hen sive in co her ent ap pa ra tus com pre hen siye in ad vert ent sal e ra tus cir cum spec tive om 11 i pres ent ig no ra mus lo co mo tive No. 2. dis po si 7 tion def i 111' tion ex hi bi' tion com po SJL tion in a ni tion pro hi bi tion ap po si tion pre mo hi tion su per sti tion op po 1 tion rec 6g 111 tion su per sti tious sup po si tion ex tra di tion sur rep ti tious im po ,si tion ex pe di tion ad ven ti tious trans po 1 tio.n er u di tion ex pe di tious dep o gi tion rep e ti tion os ten ta tious prep o si tion com pe ti tion pre i den tial prop o si tion cleg lu ti tion prov i den tial ac qui st tion ab o IT tion con fi den tial in qui 1 tion dem o li tion con se quen tial dis qui SJL tion co a li tion pes ti len tial re qui T tion eb ul li tion pen i ten tial ad mo ni tion ap pa ri tion def er en tial am mu m tion in tu i tion dif fer en tial 112 KINNE' S SPELLING -BOOK. No. 1. rev er en' tial con turn a' cious far i na' ceous in flu en tial ef fi ca cious gal li na ce ous cir cum stan tial per ti na cious car bo na ceous e qui noc tial sac ri le gious sap o na ceous an i mal cule av a ri cious co ri a ceous ul tra mon tane mer e tri cious ad van ta geous in ter ne cine ben e f T cial co ri an der lit er a ti ar ti f i cial o le an der per se ver ance su per f i cial in ter lo per af fi da vit jer e mi ad al to geth er se ri a tim di a pa son ad-va lo rem No 2 mis' er a ble a' mi a ble del' i ca cy ven er a ble va ri a ble ef fi ca cy ref er a ble en vi a ble in tri ca cy pref er a ble pit i a ble ad vo ca cy tol er a ble val u a ble ac cu ra cy pon der a ble mal le a ble ob du ra cy vul ner a ble per me a ble ob sti na cy cred it a ble ad mi ra ble in ti ma cy prof it a ble mem o ra ble con tu ma cy hab it a ble com pa ra ble eel i ba cy* com fort a ble am i ca ble prof li ga cy lam ent a ble ap pli ca ble id i o cy fa vor a ble des pi ca ble oc cu pan cy hon or a ble prac ti ca ble lies i tan cy char i ta ble es ti ma ble men di can cy ir ri ta ble cog ni za ble nee ro man cy hos pi ta ble for mi cla* ble rel e van cy e qui ta ble nav i ga ble ex eel len cy dis pu ta ble ver i ta ble ex i gen cy rep u ta ble ex e era ble per ti nen cy pal a,ta ble dis so lu ble le ni en cy C A LI FORNIA SER IES. 113 No. 1. sec 7 re ta ry ad 7 ver sa ry sanct 7 u a ry sol i ta ry com is sa ry stat u a ry san i ta ry em is sa ry mort u a ry * mil i ta ry cap il la ry sumpt u a ry dig ni ta ry max il la ry est u a ry sal u ta ry an cil la ry jail i za ry trib u ta ry cor ol la ry sal i va ry com men ta ry med ul la ry lap i da ry sed en ta ry tu te la ry ar bi tra ry vol un ta ry cu li na ry an ti qua ry mon e ta ry lu mi na ry e em pla ry plan et a ry or di na ry drom e da ry lit er a ry sem i na ry san guiii a ry nu mer a ry pul mo na ry die tion a ry hon or a ry mer ce na ry sta tion a ry tern po ra ry sub lu na ry sta tion er y No. 2. dil 7 a to ry mon 7 i to ry tes 7 ti mo ny pred a to ry dor mi to ry an ti mo iiy . pref a to ry tran si to ry sane ti mo ny am a to ry ter ri to ry pat ri mo ny or a to ry stat u to ry mat ri mo ny min a to ry al le go ry ac ri mo ny man da to ry cat e go ry par si mo iiy nu ga to ry prom is so ry al i mo ny pur ga to ry cem 7 e ter 7 y cer e mo ny mi gra to ry mon 7 as ter 7 y con 7 tro ver 7 sy vi bra to ry mes 7 en ter 7 y ep 7 i lep 7 sy in ven to ry mil li ner y ca u al ty prom on to ry a pi a ry ad mi ral ty des ul to ry a vi a ry com mon al ty rep er to ry bre vi a ry dif fi cul ty per emp to ry con tu me ly mis eel la ny 114 KINNE'S SPELLING-BOOK. - No. 1. reg 7 u la 7 tor op 7 e ra tive nat 7 u ral ize spec u la tor fig u ra tive gen er al ize ven ti la tor cop u la tive temperament op e ra tor spec u la tive lin e a ment mod e ra tor cu mu la tive med i ca ment lib e ra tor nom i na tive ag 7 ri cult 7 ure nu me ra tor pal li a tive hor 7 ti cult 7 ure el e va tor al ter a tive flor 7 i cult 7 ure conservator im i ta tive pa tri ot im evil ti va tor tern per a ture je u it im nav i ga tor lit er a ture ep i cu rim al li ga tor car i ca ture pla gi a rim in sti ga tor ju di ca ture dem 7 agog >7 im ar bi tra tor min i a ture ped 7 agogim* me di a tor cap i tal ist ped 7 a go 7 gy glad i a tor iiat u ral ist met 7 al lur 7 gy No. 2. el 7 i gi ble al 7 a bas 7 ter au 7 di to ry es pi on age sal a man der cau 7 li flow 7 er al ve o lar fil i bus ter a er o naut het e ro dox cat er pil lar a er o lite par ti ci pie pet ti fog ger he li o trope tab er na cle tax i der mist ste re o scope or tho e py met al lur gist ste re o type sep tu a gint ag gran dize ment pol y the ism spir it u al dan de li on pros e ly tize spir it u ous or tho dox y pres by ter y veg et a ble ap o plex y dys 7 en ter 7 y leg 7 is la 7 tive ig no min y iieg es sa ry leg 7 is la 7 tor o le fi ant cus torn a ry legislature me di o ere mis sion a ry leg end a ry whor tie ber ry va ri o loid mag is tra cy buck le ber ry mul ti pli cand C ALI FORNIA SE RIES. 115 No. 1. au' gu ry plans' i ble sym' bol ize au di tor fraud u lent sym pa thize an di cnce laud a num sym pa thy an di ble hoi o caust sym me try au ri cle ar go naut syn a gogue au thor ize ac o lyte syn di cate au to crat pros e lyte syn co pe au top sy an o dyne syn the sis aus pi ce an a lyze syl la ble can te rize par a lyze syl la bus cau te ry an ti type syl la bub nau ti lus pro to type syl lo gism nau ti cal am e thyst syc a more pan ci ty cat a clysm syb a rite lau re ate par ox ysm dyii a mite laud a ble syn o nym pyr a mid No. 2. cyl' in der gy' ro scope hyp' o crite cyn i cal dy nas ty myr mi don cyn o sure hy a cinth treas u rf mys te ry hy brid Ize treach e ry mys ti fy hy gi ene treach er ous mys tf cism hy dro gen jeal ous y mys ti cal ox y gen ad jec tive myth i cal pol y glot ad ju tant myr i ad pol y gon prej u dice tyr an ny pol y pus ec sta sy tyr an mze plat y pus a que duct typ * f y lab y rinth a qui line typ i cal hal cy on e qui page tym pa num pres by ter e qui ty crys tal Hze mar tyr dom li qui date crys tal line t em bry o li que fy 116 KINNE' s SPELLING- BOOK. NO, i. ehar 7 ac ter an 7 ar ehy sac 7 eha rine diem i cal mon ar ehy bac eha nal ehem is try hep tqr ehy al ehe my ehol er a sep ul eher or ehes tra ehol er ic cat e ehism bron ehi a ehor is ter cat e hie bron ehi al ehron i cle mal a ehite pvil ehri tude ehrist en dom harp si ehord syn ehro nism ehrys a lis pa tri areh paeh y derm ehlo ro form pen ta teueh am a ranth eham o mile an ehor age trag a caiith maeh i nate an ehor et az i mnth meeh an ism ar ehe type be he moth teeh ni cal ar ehi tect log a rithm laeh ry mal in eho ate and i ron laeh ry mose tra ehe a grid i ron No. 2. phar 7 ma cy tel 7 e graph lie 7 o phyte phos pho rus lith o graph zo o phyte phy i cal par a graph por phy ry phar i see au to graph sym pho ny pha e ton pho to graph eu pho ny pho no type ep i taph eu phe mim soph is try cen o taph eu lo gy soph o more el e phant eu lo gize proph e cy syc o phant eu eha rist proph e sy ser a phim . an eu rim aph o rim met a phor neu tral ize al pha bet par a phrase pleu ri sy em pha sis per i phrase rheu ma tim em pha size at mos phere rhap so dy bias phe my hem i sphere rhet o ric bias phe mous spher i cal hem or rhage C ALT FOUNIA SE RIES. 117 No. 1. speg 7 i men reg 7 i men beau 7 ti ful speg i fy reg i ment beau te ous deg i mal reg i cide beau ti fy deg i mate reg is try jour nal ism preg i pice reg is ter cour te sy reg i pe reg is trar cour te ous pag i fy leg i ble al der man tag i turn leg is late fal si ty glag i er* veg e tate fal si fy lag er ate ag i tate ar ti choke mag er ate cog i tate com plai aiit vag il late prog e ny com plai ance vig i nage log i cal ar que buse glyg e rme mag i cal broc co 11 vil lain ous mag is trate ho ier y vil lain y flag el late pa geant ry ob se quie trag e dy al ien ate or i flamme vig i lant res tau rant par lia ment vig i lance mil lion aire quin tn pie styg i an moc ca sin wie a ere dem i John med i cine No 2 gy ra x tion dys pep 7 tic au then 7 tic gym nas tic o lym pic au turn nal dy nam ic syl lab ic au ro ra hy draul ic syn op sis au ge an hys ter ic ac cord ing au da cious hyp not ic a mal gam aus pi cious zy mot ic a lum m lau da tion hy e na ap par el pre cau tion ly ce um en am el e haus tion a sy him im pan el the sau rus pa py rus dish ev el tar pan liii 118 KINNE ' S S P E L L I X G -BOOK. No. 1. x me ehaii' ic em phat 7 ic ma gi' cian scho las tic lym phat ic lo gi cian cha ot ic me phit ic op ti cian ehro mat ic pro phet ic . tac tl cian sto mach ic eu phoii ic pa tri cian ca chec tic ce phal ic mu 1 cian bron chl tis sul.phir ric phy 1 cian cin cho na phos phor ic im pa tieiit chi me ra pho net ic dis sen tient se pul chral phleg mat ic con ta gion arch an gel phi lip pic re li gioii ieh neu mon se raph ic sus pi cioii ma neu ver tri um phant co er cioii ma raud er de ci pher al le giaiice sub ur ban as phal turn ar te iaii le the an in ter pret am bro ia No. 2. con ven 7 ient con du' cive so lig' it e moll ient co er cive e lig it fa mil iar at trib ute il lig it pe cul iar dis trib ute im plic it ci vil ian con trib ute ex pliQ it car iiel ian ec lee tic em bar rass be hav ior ec stat ic en com pass a phel ion* sci at ic e lix ir par hel ion qui es cent en treat y dis fran chie pu tres cent re plev y en fran chie ex cres cence in qui ry per sua ioii pro bos cis to geth er dis sua ioii al be it a noth er per sua sive al read y dis com fit dis sua sive al might y pome gran ate il lu sive sub al tern re flex ive C AL IFOBrNIA SERIES. 110 No. 1. rheu mat 7 ic quin4es 7 scnce fa ri 7 na rhap sod ic dis cour age me ri no sta lac tlte en cour age YO mi to sta lag mite dis heart en si es ta im post hume mo las se si er ra ban dlt tl sta tist ics uii ru ly be lea guer as sign ment uii seem ly clair voy ant con sign ment un wield y com mit tee ar raign ment un to ward chim pan zee ad den da pi an o e em plar im ag me pi an ist co him nar es cutch eon pi az za No 2 in ter fere 7 uii der take 7 un der stand 7 in ter cede in tro duce conn ter mand in ter vene im ma ture ap pre heiid in ter poe pre ma ture com pre hend in ter rapt bar ri cade rep re hend in ter cept am bus cade rec om mend in ter diet cav al cade con de scend in ter sect en fi lade cor re spond in ter ject es ca lade rep re eiit in ter mit fu sil lade mal con tent in ter lard prom e iiade* cir cum vent in ter sperse ser e nade con fi dant ad ver tie pal i sade conn ter act sii per vie es ca pade con tra diet im pro vie col on nade rec ol lect de com poe gas con ade in cor rect in dis poe can non ade in di rect pre dis poe in com mode dis em bark im por tune dis com mode dis con cert op por tune co in cide pre con cert 120 KINNE' S SPELLING-B OOK. No. 1. per se vere' pi o neer' fin an cier' in sin cere dom i neer brig a dier su per sede mu ti neer gren a dier su per vene buc ca neer cav a lier con tra vene gaz et teer gon do lier im po lite pri va teer re er voir dis u nite vol uii teer ab sen tee re in state mu le teer dev o tee dis re pute o ver seer leg a tee in se cure en gin eer rep ar tee su per scribe mouii tain eer nom i nee cir cum scribe mus ket eer ref u gee mis be have auc tioii eer ref er ee dis ap prove fu sil eer gar nish ee dis o bey dis in ter ap point ee dis ap point jag u ar em ploy ee No. 2. mag a zine' stat u ette' ac qui esce' bom ba zine nov el ette con va lesce sub ma rme cig a rette co a lesce trans ma rine bag a telle ef fer vesce wol ver ine dis ap pear kan ga roo ap per tain re ap pear , oc to roon as cer tain re im burse pan ta loon en ter tain re en force pan ta let fore or dain mis in form Ian dau let coun ter vail o ver whelm sat in et av a lanche un fore seen mar tin et cal a boose in ex pert man u mit man ga nee co e? ist vi o liii dis em bogue pre e ist chap ar ral dis en thrall pre con ceive or mo lu re in stall un de ceive un der go C A L I F O R -N IA SERIES. 121 hy poc' ri sy liy poth e sis hypothecate hypothexmse hy drop a thy hy per bo le hy per bo la my thol o gy sym met ri cal syn thet i cal syn tac ti cal ty ran ni cal cy lin dri cal mys te ri ous hys te ri a dys pep si a phi los' o phy phi lol o gy phre nol o gy phe nom e non phe nom e na phle bot o my phy lac te ry phi los o pher am phib i ous e phem e ral so phis ti cal so phis ti cate symphonious sulphureous a pos tro phe ca tas tro phe No. 1. a iial' y sis pa ral y sis a non y mous sy non y mous po lyg a my po lyg a mous o lym pi an em pyr e al dis syl la ble tris yl la ble e ly i an e ly i um gym na i um py ram i dal a poc a lypse so lil o quy No. 2. ge og' ra phy bi og ra phy to pog ra phy ty pog ra phy li thog ra phy or thog ra phy ste nog ra phy cosmography hydrography pho tog ra phy phonography chi rog ra phy te leg ra phy hy per tro phy di aph a nous a ceph a lous chro nol 7 o gy chro nom e ter chry s an the mum eha me le on cha lyb e ate ehi mer i cal chi rop o dist teeh nol o gy coneh ol o gy broil ehot o my in eho a tive me ehan i cal mo iiareh i cal a naeh ro nism pa ro ehi al de mo ni ac sar coph' a gus e soph a gus e piph a ny pe riph e ry a poc ry pha as phyx i a diph the ri a oph thai mi a phi Ian thro py mis an thro py an ti qui ty ob II qui ty u bi qui ty in I qui ty in I qui tous u bi qui tous 122 KINNE ' S. 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' au thor 7 i ty an tig 7 i pate de f I 7 cieii cy au then ti cate par tic i pate ef f I cien cy au torn a ton fe lig i tate suf f I cien cy au rif er ous fe lig i tous pro f I cien cy au ric u lar so lig i tous of f I ci ate au toe ra cy so lig i tude no vi ti ate au re o la ve log i pede pro pi ti ate aus ter i ty mu nig i pal in I ti ate tau tol o gy me dig i nal in sa ti ate in au gu ral of fig i nal in gra ti ate in au gu rate ai| dag i ty ex pa ti ate o rig i nal rhi nog e ros ne go ti ate o rig i nate rhe tor i cal li cen ti ate bel lig er ent pa rish ion er sub stan ti ate in dig e nous neu tral i ty in di ci a re frig er ate lieu ral gi a a ca ci a re frig er ant eu lo gi um crus ta ce a e? ag ger ate e con o mist mag ne i a an ni hi late an tag o nist re sus ci tate ex hil a rate e van ge list e vis cer ate ne ces si tate somnambulist i ras ci ble ne ces si ty di plo ma tist las civ i ous de bauch e ry en thu si ast in fan ti cide ef front e ry i con o clast con cu bi nage No 2 sys tern at 7 ic pyr a mid 7 ic maeh i na 7 tion symp torn at ic hy men e al each in na tion sym pa thet ic em py re an aeh ro mat ic hy dro stat ic at Ian te an cat e ehet ic hy dro path ic di a be te cat e ehu men par a lyt ic math e mat ics pa tri ar ehal pan e gyr ic per i hel ion pol y teeh nic pat ro nym ic su per cil ious pyr o teeh nic CALIFORNIA SERIES. 123 tel e graph 7 ic pho to graph ic phon o graph ic phar i sa ic at mos phcr ic al pha bet ic proph y lac tic met a phys ics met a mor phic metamorphose phos pho res cent phil o me la phil an throp ic mis an throp ic el e phan tine eu phe mist ic eu lo gist ic eu ca lyp tus No. 1. reg i ta' tion vag il la tion lag er a tion sag er do tal veg e ta tion ag i ta tion cog i ta tion pol i tl' cian stat is ti cian e lee tri cian meeh a m cian rhet o li cian lil li pn tian ac qui es cence flag el la tion convalescence ad o les cence ef fer ves cence rem i nis cence al ien a tion va gi na tion ad a man tine au to mat ic man so le um aus cul ta tion reg is tra tion reg i men tal path o log ic zo o log ic ped a gog ic dem a gog ic du ra bil x i ty dis a bil i ty li a bil i ty prob a bil i ty tract a bil i ty af fa bil i ty mu ta bil i ty ca pa bil i ty cnl pa bil i ty vol u bil i ty sol 11 bil i ty tan gi bil i ty pos si bil i ty sen si bil i ty rec on noi ter No. 2 di ar rhe a prej u di cial ex e qua tur im pri ma tur cred i bil' i ty flex i bil i ty ri i bil i ty leg i bil i ty fal li bil i ty fu i bil i ty fea i bil i ty plan i bil i ty im be cil i ty ver sa til i ty pu er il i ty in fi del i ty hos pi tal i ty prin ci pal i ty 124 KINNE'S SPELLING-B OOK. No. 1. crim i iial' i ty cii ri os' i ty prod i gal i ty an i mos i ty teeh ni cal i ty gen e ros i ty lib er al i ty neb u los i ty gen er al i ty sin u os i ty per son al i ty mag na iiim i ty na tion al i ty u na iiim i ty sens u al i ty e qua nim i ty punct u al i ty in tre pid i ty pop u lar i ty u ni form i ty reg u lar i ty con sail guin i ty joe u lar i ty u ni ver si ty sin gu lar i ty me di oc ri ty siin i lar i ty no to ri e ty op por tu ni ty con tra'ri e ty im por tu ni ty in e bri e ty No. 2. e las tig' i ty com pli menf a ry au then tig i ty al i meiit a ry mul ti plig i ty el e ment a ry e lee trig i ty sup pie ment a ry per ti nag i ty doc u ment a ry reg i prog i ty sed i ment a ry tag i turn I ty tes ta ment a ry in ge nu i ty par lia ment a ry con ti nu i ty an ni ver sa ry con ti gu i ty car a van sa ry am bi gu i ty con tra die to ry as si du i ty val e die to ry per pe tu i ty sat is fac to ry per spi cu i ty in tro due to ry in con gru i ty ar is toe ra cy su per flu i ty in ad ver ten cy CALIFORNIA SERIES. 125 No. 1. an thro pol 7 o gy par si mo 7 ni ous en to mol o gy ac ri mo ni ous et y mol o gy sane ti mo ni ous or ni thol o gy cer e mo ni ous ieh thy ol o gy mer i to ri ous tox i col o gy del e te ri ous min er al o gy mul ti fa ri ous gen e al o gy con tu me li ous phra e ol o gy mul ti tu di nous phy i ol o gy lat i tu di nous phy i og no my ar gen tif er ous tra ehe ot o my o dor if er ous lex i cog ra phy fos sil if er ous ho me op a thy mu cil ag i nous trig o nom e try o le ag i nous spon ta ne i ty car ti lag i nous No. 2. si mul ta 7 ne ous re ca pit 7 u late in stan ta ne ous re ha bil i tate mis eel la lie ous in ca pa<^ i tate sub ter ra ne ous ex com mu ni cate ho mo ge ne ous su per an iiu ate pu sil Ian i mous rec ti liii e ar ig no min i ous cur vi lin e ar u ni ta ri an in ter lin e ar trin i ta ri an per pen die u lar an ti qua ri an pan de mo ni um pres by te ri an per i era ni um bac eha na li an per i car di um co mo pol i tan e qui lib ri um met ro pol i tan in dis crim i nate sub ter ra lie an in ter me di ate hy per bo re an il le git i mate 126 KINNE'S SPELLING-BOOK. No. 1. in dis pen 7 sa ble e co nom' i cal in con so la ble math e mat i cal in con test a ble prob lem at i cal im per turb a ble e nig mat i cal in ef face a ble m the o ret i cal in con ceiv a ble ar ith met i cal ir re triev a ble hy po thet i cal in ex pres si ble par en thet i cal ir re pres si ble ge o graph i cal ir re sist i ble bi o graph i cal in com pat i ble top o graph i cal in de fen si ble typ o graph i cal rep re hen si ble di a bol i cal com pre hen si ble hy per bol i cal un de ni a ble hy per crit i cal nn con trol la ble hyp o crit i cal No. 2. ge o log' i cal tes ti mo' ni al the o log i cal an ti mo ni al tau to log i cal mat ri mo ni al or a tor i cal cer e mo ni al cat e gor i cal ed i to ri al met a phor i cal die ta to ri al met a phy i cal e qua to ri al par a dox i cal ter ri to ri al an a torn i cal im me mo ri al an a lyt i cal min is te ri al pe ri od i cal mag is te ri al pn ri tan i cal par ti cip i al ev an gel i cal in tel lect u al phil o soph i cal in di vid u al ol i gareh i cal e qni lat er al met al lur gi cal quad ri lat er al CALIF CRN I A SERIES. 127 No. 1. ag ri cult 7 u ral cor nu co x pi a hor ti cult u ral cy clo pe di a Ion gi tu di nal hy dro pho bi a ab o rig i nal in fu so ri a ge o met ri cal ^ mon o ma ni a di a met ri cal sat ur na li a du o deg i mal ag ri cult u rist du o deg i mo hor ti cult u rist or a to ri o min er al o gist ar ehi pel a go ab o rig i iie rep re sen ta tive am phi the a ter in ter rog a tive ap o the o sis pri mo gen i ture er y sip e las par al lei o gram hip po pot a mus in ter loc u tor hyp o ehon dri ac com mis sa ri at met a mor pho sis No 2 ac com 7 mo da 7 tion pro nun 7 ci a 7 tion a bom i na tion an nun ci a tion de nom i na tion e nun ci a tion de ter mi na tion de nun ci a tion sub or di na tion re nun ci a tion ex am i na tion ap pre ci a tion im ag i na tion de pre ci a tion va tic i na tion as so ci a tion con cat e na tion lie go ti a tion hal lu ci na tion sub staii ti a tion in ter pre ta tion de com po 1 tion pre cip i ta tion en thu i as tic re gur gi ta tion ec cle i as tic a mal ga ma tion de sid e ra turn prog nos ti ca tion a man u en sis ad ju di ca tion me temp sy eho sis 128 KINNE'S S PELLING-BOOK. No. 1. in suf ' fer a ble in vi'' o la ble in vul ner a ble in ter mi iia ble in nu mer a ble in cal cu la ble in simper a ble ir ref ra ga ble in sep a ra ble ir rev o ca ble ir rep a ra ble in com pa ra ble in ex o ra ble im pen e tra ble in dom i ta ble il lim it a ble in du bi ta ble in al ien a ble in dis pu ta ble in ex pi a ble in ev i ta ble im per me a ble in im i ta ble in cor ri gi ble ir ref u ta ble in tel li gi ble in es ti ma ble in dis so lu ble in ex pli ca ble a bom i na ble in ex tri ca ble con sid er a ble No. 2. ob erv' a to ry de po' i to ry con serv a to ry re po i to ry pre par a to ry pro hib i to ry de clar a to ry o bit u a ry de fam a to ry re id u a ry de clam a to ry vo lupt u a ry ex clam a to ry a poth e ca ry in flam ma to ry con tern po ra ry ex plan a to ry pre lim i na ry con sol a to ry im ag i na ry de rog a to ry he red i ta ry de pil a to ry pro thon o ta ry dis pen sa to ry vo cab u la ry sa hi ta to ry in ter ca la ry ad mon i to ry in ceil di a ry pre mon i to ry sti pen di a ry CALIFORNI A SERIES. 129 No. i. con fed 7 er a cy de lib 7 er a tive de gen er a cy re mu ner a tive ef fern i na cy vi tu per a tive le git i ma cy com mem o ^a tive pre cip i tan cy * cor rob o ra tive ex pe di en cy dis crim i na tive sub ser vi en cy com mu ni ca tive con fee tion er y re frig er a tive sub sid i a ry re frig 7 er a. 7 tor uii con scion a ble de iiom 7 i na 7 tor im ag in a ble a nath e ma tlze dis rep u ta ble de te ri o rate ap pre ci a ble ac com pa ni ment No 2 for 7 ti fi ca 7 tion ter 7 gi ver sa 7 tion mor ti fi ca tion per i gri na tion ed i fi ca tion or gan i za tion mod i fi ca tion civ i li za tion grat i fi ca tion mob i li za tion jus ti fi ca tion po lar i za tion no ti fi ca tion in ter po la tion nul li fi ca tion in ter po 1 tion clas si fi ca tion jux ta po 1 tion os si fi ca tion cir cum lo cu tion pu ri fi ca tion ad min is tra tion qua! i fi ca tion ad min is tra tor rec ti fi ca tion id i o mat ic ram i fi ca tion ax i o mat ic spec i fi ca tion ep i zo ot ic mul ti pli ca tion per i pa tet ic man i fes ta tion ho me o path ic rep re gen ta tion an ti scor bu tic or na men ta tion pa le o zo ic 130 KINNE'S SPELLING-BOOK. No. 1. math 7 e ma ti 7 cian su 7 per in tend 7 ent ac 7 a de mi 7 cian ge 7 o me tri 7 cian a rith 7 me ti 7 cian a pol 7 o get 7 ic ehar 7 ac ter ist 7 ic pol 7 y the ist 7 ic hi 7 er o glyph 7 ic sar 7 sa pa ril 7 la ep 7 i cu re 7 an per 7 i to ne 7 um ieh 7 thy o sau 7 rus ex per 7 i ment 7 al an 7 i mad ver 7 sion lab' o ra to ry ob 7 li ga to ry un 7 du la to ry ex 7 pi a to ry vet 7 er i na ry pol 7 y syl 7 la ble mon 7 o syl 7 la ble jus 7 ti fi 7 a ble rec 7 ti fi 7 a ble To. 2 WORDS OF SIX SYLLABLES, WITH ACCENT MARKED. in 7 stru men tal 7 i ty re spect 7 a bil 7 i ty re li 7 a bil 7 i ty com bust 7 i bil 7 i ty sus cep 7 ti bil 7 i ty di vi 7 i bil 7 i ty re spon 7 si bil 7 i ty com pat 7 i bil 7 i ty me 7 te or ol 7 o gy hu man 7 i ta 7 ri an dis 7 ci plin a 7 ri an oc 7 to ge na 7 ri an pre des 7 ti na 7 ri an u til 7 i ta 7 ri an an 7 te di lu 7 vi an ex tern 7 po ra 7 ne ous con tern 7 po ra 7 ne ous het 7 e ro ge 7 ne ous id 7 i o syn 7 era sy u 7 ni ver sal 7 i ty ma te 7 ri al 7 i ty spir 7 it u al 7 i ty con ge 7 ni al 7 i ty o rig 7 i nal 7 i ty mu iiic 7 i pal 7 i ty dis sim 7 i lar 7 i ty par tic 7 u lar 7 i ty in fe 7 ri or 7 i ty su pe 7 ri or 7 i ty im pet 7 u os 7 i ty pu 7 sil la iiim 7 i ty ho 7 mo ge ne 7 i ty mal 7 le a bil 7 i ty pen 7 e tra bil 7 i ty prac 7 ti ca bil 7 i ty el 7 i gi bil 7 i ty CALIFORNIA SERIES. 131 No. 1. WORDS OF SIX AND SEVEN SYLLABLES, WITH ACCENT MARKED. gu 7 her na to 7 ri al me 7 di a to 7 ri al in quis 7 i to 7 ri al in 7 fin i tes 7 i mal gen 7 e a log 7 i cal phys 7 i o log 7 i cal in con 7 tro ver 7 ti ble re 7 ca pit 7 u la 7 tion re 7 ha bil 7 i ta 7 tion rec 7 on cil 7 i a 7 tion su 7 per er 7 o ga 7 tion in de fat 7 i ga ble ir re me 7 di a ble in ter rog 7 a to ry in com 7 pre hen 7 si ble in ter loc 7 u to ry ir rec 7 on cil' a ble en 7 cy clo pe 7 di a par 7 a pher na 7 li a phan tag 7 ma go 7 ri a gen 7 er al is 7 si mo ver 7 i si mil 7 i tude el 7 e phan ti 7 a sis su per nu 7 mer a ry el ee mos 7 y na ry con gre ga 7 tion al ist de mor 7 al i za 7 tion de te 7 ri o ra 7 tion per son 7 i fi ca 7 tion con cil 7 i a to ry de pre 7 ci a to ry de iinn 7 ci a to ry in 7 di vid 7 u al 7 i ty val 7 e tu 7 di na 7 ri an No. 2. ACCENT ON FIRST Written. ap o thegm di a phragm am ber giis ver di giis bu ri al bu i ness ghar la tan ghiv al ry ghiv al rous ghap e roil SYLLABLE. Pronounced. ap o them di a fram am ber grease ver di grease ber ri al biz ness shar la tan shiv al ry shiv al rous shap e rone 132 KINNE'S SPELLING-BOOK. N6. 1. ACCENT ON FIRST SYLLABLE. Written. con quer or coun ter feit cou ri er des ue tude ep au lette flag eo let for feit me guar an ty guar di an guil lo tine hon es ty hal i but is su ance jeop ar dy jeop ar dize Written. mar ghion ess mas sa ere nau se ate nau se a pre sci ence pre sci ent pi quan cy par a ghute par a digm pie ia de poign an cy psy ehi cal psal mo dy No. 2. Pronounced. conk er er coun ter fit cod ri er des we tude ep aw let flaj o let for fit yure gar an ty gar di an gil lo teen on es ty hoi i but Ish shu ance jep ar dy jep ar dize Pronounced. mar shun ess mas sa ker naw she ate naw she a pre shl ence pre shl ent pick an cy par a shoot par a dim pie ya deez pom an cy si klk al sal mo dy CALIFORNIA SERIES. No. 1. ACCENT ON FIRST SYLLABLE. Written. pseu do nym ptar mi gan quar an tine rasp ber ry ren dez vous sa ti ate sen ti ent so cia ble * sov er eign suav i ty sub tie ty spe cial ty tour na ment tour ma line trou ba dour par a mour can ta loupe tour ni quet ve hi cle cov et ous mis chiev ous vac ci nate vi ti ate war ran ty rail ler y hec a tomb sac ri f ice som er sault nun ci o No. 2. Pronounced. su do nim tar mi gan kwor an teen raz ber ry ren de voo sa shl ate sen shl ent so sha ble suv er in swav i ty sut tie ty spesh al ty toor na ment toor ma Hn troo ba door par a moor can ta loop tur ni ket vee hi cle cuv it tus mis chy vus vak si nate vlsh I ate wor ran ty ral ler y hek a toom sak ri fize sum mer sawlt nun shl o 134 KINNE'S SPELLING-BOOK. No. 1. ACCENT ON SECOND SYLLABLE. Written. Pronounced. ac cou ter ac coo ter a cous tic a cow stik ac knowl edge ak nol lej asth mat ic az mat ic at tor ney at tur ney bo rag ic bo ras sik tho rag ic tho ras sik ghi val ric * she val rik con tin ue . con tin yoo ex cheq uer ex check er fi ria le fee na(r) le guer ril la ger ril la ec cen trie , ek sen trie No. 2. Written. Pronounced. im brogl io im brol yo in tagl io in tal yo se ragl io se ral yo in vei gle in vee gle in diet ment in dite ment hy ge iaii hy jee yan lieu ten aiit f lu ten ant lin guist ic ling wis tic ma ghin ist ma sheen ist mne mon ic ne mon ic mi 11 tia mi llsh a nas tur tium nas tur shum mus qui to mus kee to om nis cient om nish ent om nis cience om nish ence CALIFORNIA SERIES. >135 No. 1. ACCENT ON SECOND SYLLABLE. Written. Pronounced. o bei sance o bee sance pie be ian pie bee yan pneu mat ic nu mat ic port man teau port man to punc til io punk til yo re hears al re hur sal schi mat ic siz mat ic sub pee na sub pee na sur veil lance sur vale yance tri ehi na tri kl na No. 2. ACCENT ON THIRD SYLLABLE. Written. Pronounced. tarn bour ine tarn boo reen man da rin man da reen mas que rade mas ke rade as sign ee as si nee cap u ghin cap u sheen cat a falque cat a falk ghan de Her shan de leer chev a Her shev a leer con nois seur con nis soor am a teur am a toor deb au ghee deb au shee et i quette et i ket guar an tee gar an tee mign on ette min yon et non pa reil non pa rel o ver slaugh o ver slaw 136 KINNE'S SPELLING-BOOK. No. 1. ACCENT ON THIRD SYLLABLE. Written. Pronounced. pal an quin pir ou ette rev er ie co te rie pict ur esque pal an keen pir oo et rev e ree co te ree pict ur esk No. 2. ACCENT INDICATED BY MARKS. Written. ehrist ian 7 i ty* cord ial 7 i ty par tial 7 i ty sen ior 7 i ty a,ux il 7 ia ry pe cun 7 ia ry psy chol 7 o gy ma ghin 7 er y ka lei 7 do scope a mel 7 ior ate cum 7 bat comrade, c5m 7 rade, cum rade congener, con 7 ge ner, con ge 7 ner confiscate, con 7 fis cate or con fis 7 cate consummate (verb), con 7 sum mate or con sum 7 mate concentrate, con 7 cen trate or con cen 7 trate contemplate, con 7 tern plate or con tern 7 plate demonstrate, dem 7 on strate or de mon 7 strate decorous, deco 7 rous, dec 7 orous desiccate, des 7 ic cate, de sic 7 cate devastate, dev 7 as tate or de vas 7 tate dahlia, dii(r)l ya, dale ya drama, driih ma, dra ma deaf, def, cleef dog, d5g, dawg discrepant, dis crep 7 ant or dis 7 crep ant envelope, en 7 ve lope, en vel 7 op erring, err ing, Sr ring extirpate, exTtir pate, ex tir 7 pate diphthong, dif 7 thong, dip 7 thong eyry, a ry, e ry familiarity, fa mil yar 7 i ty or fa mil ye ar 7 i ty ferrule, fer ril, fer rule foray, fo ray 7 , f5r 7 ay fortnight, fort 7 nite, fort 7 ntt glacier, gla 7 seer, glas 7 1 er heroine, her 7 o me, he 7 ro me heroism, her 7 o ism, he 7 ro ism hostler, hos 7 ler, os 7 ler humor, hu 7 mor, yu 7 mor idyl, I'dyl, id 7 yl indecorous, in de co 7 rous or in dec 7 o rous indian, ind 7 yan, in 7 di an infantile, in 7 fan tile or in fan tile lichen, II 7 kin, litch 7 en lava, la 7 va, la(r) 7 va lever, Ie7 ver, lev 7 er lien, le 7 en, li 7 en ilbthing, nuth 7 ing, noth ing pageant, paj 7 ent, pa 7 jent panorama, pan o rah 7 ma or pan o ra 7 ma pedagogism, ped 7 a gog ism or ped 7 a go jism petal, pt 7 al, pe 7 tal phalanx, fa 7 lanx, fal 7 anx pretext, pre text/, pre 7 text prolix, pro lix 7 , pro 7 lix platina, plat 7 i na, pla tee 7 na platinum, plat 7 i nuin or pla ti 7 num perfect (verb), per 7 feet or per feet 7 profile, pro 7 file, pro 7 feel promenade, prom e nade 7 or prom e na(r)d 7 provost, prftv 7 ust, pro vo 7 prussic, prus 7 sic, proo 7 sic quandary, kwon 7 da ry or kwon da 7 ry ration, ra 7 shun, rash 7 un remediless, re med 7 i less or rem 7 e di less retrocede, re 7 tro cede or r6t ro cede retrograde, re 7 tro grade or r6t ro grade retrospect, re 7 tro spect or ret 7 ro spect ' revolt, re volt 7 , re vSlt 7 route, ro~bt, rowt saffron, saf 7 run, saf furn samphire, sam 7 fire, sain 7 fer sapphire, saf 7 fire, saf 7 fer satyr, sa 7 ter, sat ter satire, sat 7 ire, sat ter scenic, s6n 7 nik, se 7 nik seamstress, seem 7 stress or s6m 7 stress series, se 7 reez, se 7 ri eez sergeant, sar 7 gent, ser' gent CALIFORNIA SERIES. 141 shire, shire, sheer therefore, th air 7 fore, thur'fore shone, shone, shftn tomato, to ma/ to, to mii(r) to syrup, sir 7 rup, sur 7 rup triphthong, trif 7 thong sociable, so'sha hie, so 7 she able or trip 7 thong solder, sol 7 der, saw' der truffle, troo 7 fle^ truf 7 fie sortie, sor 7 tee, sor tee 7 water, waw 7 ter, wot 7 ter stirrup, stur 7 rup, stir 7 rup worsted (n.),\voost 7 ed, worst 7 ed strew, stru, stro warrior, wor 7 yur, wor 7 ri ur tassel, tas 7 sel, tos 7 sle wound, woond, wowiid tedious, te 7 di ous, teed 7 yus yolk, yolk, yoke THE SOUND OF U. We are informed by our lexicographers that the English language is desti- tute of any sound like long u, occurring after the letter r. The u in such case is said to have the sound of oo in moon. A few examples are here given in order to illustrate this notion, not to indorse it. rule, rool grew, groo bruise, brooze frugal, froogal rude, rood drew, droo cruise, crooze ruler, rooler crude, crood crew, croo ruin, rooin rumor, roomor prude, prood brew, broo ruby, rooby peruse, perooze prune, proon rue, roo cruel, crooel intrude, introod brute, broot true, troo gruel, grooel imbrue, imbroo truce, troose ruse, rooze prudent, proodeiit accrue, accroo spruce, sproose fruit, froot rural, rooral RULES FOR SPELLING. 1. Words of one syllable, having but one vowel, and ending with a single consonant, double that consonant before the ter- minations ed, er, and ing ; as, robbed, sobbed, mobbed, rubbed, rigged, bagged, lagged, hemmed, dimmed, hummed, dipped, sipped, hopped, dragged, planned, scanned, trimmed, slipped, skipped, scarred, charred, spurred, nodded, wedded, dotted, rotted, fitted, plodded, blotted, spotted, rapping, tapping, run- ning, jarring, fanning, trotting, shutting, cramming, dripping, scrubbing. 2. Words of two syllables, accented upon the last, when the last syllable has but one vowel, and ends with a single conso- nant, also double the final consonant before the terminations ed, er, and ing ; as, compelled, rebelled, annulled, deferred, occurred, abhorred, committed, acquitted, excelling, regretting, beginning, concurring. 3. Words of two ^syllables, accented on the first, do not double the final consonant before the terminations ed, er, and iny ; as traveler, leveler, libeler, jeweler, listener, gardener, plunderer, slanderer, trumpeter, reckoner, worshiper, tunnel- ing, counseling, canceling, scampering, prospering, showering, traveled, reveled, modeled, loitered, covered, visited, credited, beckoned, worshiped. 4. Words of one syllable, having two vowels, or ending with two consonants, do not double the final consonant before 142 KINNE'S SPELLING-BOOK. the 'terminations ed, er, and ing ; as, feeding^ foaming, leading, raining, gained, dreamed, sailed, bloomed, boiler, waiter, creeper, boaster, painter, printer. 5. Words ending in e generally drop the e beforefthe termina- tions ing and able ; as, baking, making, facing, saving, hoping, roving, dining, lining, serving, living, giving, coming, bluing, gluing, suing, leaving, sparkling, struggling, drizzling, dama- ging, balancing, calculating, movable, provajble, tamable, nai lia- ble, finable, lovable, mistakable, excitable, supposable, abatable. 6. Words ending in y with a consonant before it change the y to i before the terminations es, ecZ, er, est ' as, flies, skies, tries, spies, plies, relies, supplies, applies, ladies, navies, cities, duties, ponies, stories, fortifies, vilifies, dried, cried, fried, replied, com- plied, gloried, queried, hurried, pitied, studied, happier, hap- piest, merrier, merriest, sorrier, sorriest, jollier, jolliest, sillier, silliest, earlier, earliest, uglier, ugliest, holier, holiest. 7. Words ending in ay, ey, and oy, retain the y before all terminations; as, played, flayed, prayed, strayed, swayed, de- layed, decayed, displayed, annoyed, enjoyed, destroyed, hack- neyed, plays, stays, trays, allays, defrays, employs, conveys, surveys, pulleys, donkeys, kidneys, jockeys, journeys, moneys. " 8. Words ending in o generally add es to form the plural ; as heroes, negroes, grottoes, mottoes, cargoes, calicoes, volcanoes, tornadoes, potatoes, tomatoes. There are some exceptions to the foregoing rules ; as, paid, laid, staid, said, daily, hoeing, toeing, shoeing, dyeing, fleeing freeing, seeing, singeing, chargeable, changeable, peaceable, traceable, eifaceable, manageable. LATIN PHRASES. Ad infini 7 turn, to endless extent. Pro bono publico, for the pub- Ad Iib 7 itum, at pleasure. lie good. Alma ma 7 ter, kind mother. Quantum suf ' ficit, a sufficient Bona fi'de, in good faith. quantity. ompos mentis, of sound mind. Si 7 ne di 7 e, without day. De facto, in fact. Si 7 ne qua non, without which, De ju 7 re, of right. not. E pluribus unum, one from Sanctum Sancto 7 rum, the holy many. of holies. Ex par 7 te, on one side. Terra firma, solid earth. Ha 7 beas corpus, take the body. Va 7 de mecuni, go with me. In sta 7 tu quo, in the former Veni, vidi,"vici, I came, I saw, state. I conquered. Litera 7 tim, letter for letter. Verba 7 tim, word for word. Ne plus ultra, nothing beyond. -Versus, against. No 7 lens vo 7 lens, willing or un- Via, by way of. willing. Vi 7 ce versa, in reverse order. Pater patriae, father of his Vi 7 de, see. country.- Viva vo 7 ce, with the voice. Prima facie (fa 7 shi e), first Vox populi, the voice of the sight. people. CALIFORNIA SERIES. 143 A.B. or B.A., Bachelor of. Arts. Aoct., Account. A.D., Anno Domini, the year of our Lord. Agt., Agent. Al., Alabama. A.M. or M. A. , Master of Arts. A.M., Ante Meri- dian, before noon. A.M., Anno Mundi, the year of the world. Apr., April. Ark., Arkansas. Art., Article. Asst., Assistant. Atty., Attorney. Aug., August. Bbl., Barrel. B.C., Before Christ. Cal., California. Capt., Captain. Chap., Chapter. C.O.D., Collect on Delivery. Col., Colonel. Conn, or Ct., Con- necticut. Cts., Cents. Cwt., Hundred Weight. Co. , Company, Coun- ty. Cr., Creditor. D.C., District of Co- lumbia. D.D., Doctor of Di- vinity. Del., Delaware. Dr., Doctor, Debtor. Dea., Deacon. Dec., December. Dept., Deputy. Do. , Ditto, the same. E.G., For example. ABBREVIATIONS. Esq., Esquire. Mo., Missouri, or '.Etc., Et cetera, and month. .so forth. Mr., Mister. Fa., Florida. Mrs. (missis), Mis- Feb., February. tress. Geo., Georgia, MSS., Manuscripts. George. N.B., Take notice. Gov., Governor. N.C., North Caro- H.B.M., His or Her lina. Britannic Majesty. Neb., Nebraska. Hon., Honorable. Nem. Con., Nobody Hhd., Hogshead. contradicting. Ibid. (Ibidem), in N.H., New llamp- the same place. shire. I.E. (id est), that is. N. J., New Jersey. Incog., Incognito, No., Number. unknown. Nov., November. Ind., Indiana. N.Y., New York. Inst., Instant, the O., Ohio. present month. Io., Iowa. 111., Illinois. Jan., January. Jun., Junior. Kan., Kansas. Ken. or Ky., Ken- tucky. Ibs., Pounds. Lieut., Lieutenant. LL.D., Doctor Laws. La., Louisiana. Oct., October. Or., Oregon. Oz., Ounces. Perm, or Pa., Penn- sylvania. P.M., Afternoon, o" Postmaster. P.O.. Post Office. Pres., President. Prof., Professor, of P.S., Postscript. Prox., Proximo, the next month. M., Meridian, Noon. Rev., ReveYeiid. Maj., Major. R.L, Rhode Island. Mass., Massachu- S.C., South Carolina. setts. Sec., Secretary. M.C., Member of Sept., September. Congress. ss., or sc., or scil., Mch., March. To wit, or namely. M.D., Doctor of St., Saint. . Medicine. Supt., Superintend- Md., Maryland. ent. Me., Maine. Ult., Ultimo, the Messrs, (mesh yerz), last month. Misters, or Sirs, or U. S. A., United Gentlemen. States of America. Miss., Mississippi. . Viz., To wit, or Mich., Michigan. namely. Minn., Minnesota. 144 KINNE'S SPELLING-BOOK. ROMAN AND ARABIC NUMERALS. I II in IV V VI VII VIII IX X 9 10 XI XII XIII XIV; XV XVI XVII -XVIII XIX XX 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 -20 XXX XL L LX LXX LXXX XC c CO ccc 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 200 300 cccc D DC DCC DCCC DCCCC M MD 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1500 MDCCC 1800 PUNCTUATION AND CAPITAL LETTERS. The principal punctuation-points are the comma, the semi- ; T colon, the colon, the period, the interrogation-point, and the exclamation-point. The comma (,) indicates a short pause; the semicolon ( ; ) in- dicates a pause longer than that of the comma; the colon (: ) indicates a pause longer than that of the semicolon; and the period (.) indicates a full stop, or end of a sentence. The pej-iod, or dot, is also placed after all abbreviations and initial letters. The interrogation-point (?) shows that a question is asked. The exclamation-point ( ! ) denotes wonder or astonishment. The, parenthesis ( ) or brackets [ ] include words or signs intended #s an. explanation. Quotation-marks (" ") include words quoted from a writer or speaker. The apostrophe ( ' ) shows that one or more letters have been purposely omitted; as, o'er for over. The caret (A), used only in manuscript, shows the accidental my omission of a word or letter; as, I lost hat. A & The dash ( ) denotes a sudden stop or change of subject. The hyphen ( - ) is used to connect the parts of compound words. The ellipsis (****) shows that words or sentences have been omitted. The index ( St^" ) calls attention to some important passage. The paragraph (f J denotes the beginning of a new subject. The asterisk (*) and other signs refer to notes in the margin. The diuresis (" ) is sometimes placed over a vowel to show that it is not to be joined in pronunciation with the preceding vowel; as, cooperate. A capital letter should be used at the beginning of the first word of every sentence, and also at the beginning of all proper names of persons, countries, cities, .oceans, rivers, &c. A capital should be used at the* beginning of every line in poetry, of every direct quotation, and often of an important word. The pronoun I and the interjection O are always in capitals. Mv7K: 265613 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY SERIES. KINXE PEI,LING-$OOK. RBC 'IONS. Fr I have examined end. It, is a book to; been u woiMs i admiral as a ba> ] tions ir ft<>! : : ' r. : do no r 1 . v < ti >, is a] I- ' eel 1 I ,'- I have exaiumed with consu ev ,b< ok by Mr. KTNXE*, It presents some n'ev a decided /improvement upon the speljii je wl.<- use a spelling-book J am willing to recomrnei!- best. A - L - > I/x; S ' . 12,1877. [r. Ki)