arranging any thing in a systematic manner, to en-
able the student to call it forth in any order, when
wanted; the method and utility of which will be
shewn first in the Chronology of the Kings of Eng-
land; and afterwards in a variety of other things.

The words in each column are equal in number to the figure that is set over them.-Remember that the W is never counted but at the end of a word, and then it expresses two noughts, as will be shewn hereafter.

6

ear

roe

7 8 9 0 Aim Ape Air Eat Ax one pea

toe

OX wine

pie yam wipe

wet X or Z, is equal to one 0, (whether in the middle or end of a word,)-look under Ten, Twenty, &c.

wave

ooze

rue

UZ