book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, ġem, thin, thou. In the following words, the terminating syllable is pronoun. ced zhun, or the vowel i may be considered as liquid, like y. Ab scis' ion eol lis ion de cis ion de ris ion e lis ion pro vis ion in cis ion e lys ian di vis ion pre cis ion päs chal Words in which c before h has the sound of k. Christ chim ist an cho ret chyle christ mas äreh i tect seheme christ ian ärch i trave a che mas tich är che type chasm echo hep tar chy chrism chronic mach in ate chord sched ule christ en dom loch braeh i al school colie lach ry mal ehoir sac cha rine cho rus scir rous syn chro nism eho ral gehol ar mich ael mas är chives mon arch chor is ter cha os stom ach chron i ele an ar chy or ches ter e poch chrys o lite i chor char ao ter pa' tri arch cat e chism eu cha rist tro chee chi me' ra chol er a ehor och i my o eher pen ta teuch 2 pa ro chi al an chor tech nie al cha mēl eon bär, fall, whạt, prey, marïne, pin, bịrd, möve, chro mat' ie syn e€ do che the om a chy me chan ie mo när chie al mel an chol у cha ot ie bron chot o my pa' tri är chy scho las tie chro nol o ġy hi er är chy €a chex y chi rog ra phy, ol i gär chy cha lyb e ate cho rog ra phy eat e chet' i cal a nach ro nism chro nom e ter ich thy ol o ģy Experience keeps a dear school, but fools will learn in no other. Chyle is the milky fluid separated from food by digestion, and from this are formed blood and nutriment for the support of animal life. An epoch is a fixed point of time from which years are reckoned. The departure of the Israelites from Egypt is a remarkable epoch in their history. A patriarch is the father of a family. , Abraham was the great patriarch of the Israelites. Sound striking against an object and returned, is an echo. The stomach is the great laboratory of animal bodies, in which food is digested and prepared for entering the proper vessels, and nourishing the body. If the stonach is impaired and does not perform its proper furictions, the whole body suffers, No. 132.-CXXXII. Words in which g has its hard or close sound before ei and y. Gear erag ged gib bous geese gid dy gew gaw dig ging gig gle rig ging gig gling give to ged rig ged big' gin rig ger gild brag ger flag ging gimp hag gish gird €rag sy sog gy jag ged girth jag gy za ger dig ger geld gift ti ger gig let gig b00000 . giz zard gim let dag ger flag gy bug gy gib ber twig gy brag ging geld ing book, dove, full, use, can, chaisé, ġem, thin, thou. leg ged twig ged nog gin gag ging leg gin twig gin tärg et brag ged pig gin flog ged quag gy wag ging flog ging bag ging. rag ged wag gish gog gle trig ger au ger hug ged gild ing serag ged bog gy hug ging gild cd serag gy fog gy shrug ged gild er shag gy elog ged shrug ging swag ger shag ged clog ging rug ged swag gy slug gish elog gy. tag ged lug ger tug ging gird er cog ger lug ged wag' ged sprig gy, dog gish mug-gy wag ge ry sprig ged jog ged fag ged log ger head stag ger jog ging fag ging or gil lous stag gers, jog ger gag ged to geth er No. 133.-CXXXIII. In the following, c accented or ending a syllable, has the sound of s, and g that of j. gir dlc €og ged be gin' 1 siġ il vic in age 11* log ie proc ess coġ it atc in ea pac fall, whạt, prey, marine, pin, bird, möve, eg.et ate pär tic ip ate au then ticity veġ et a ble sim plicity e las tic i ty it ate tri plic i ty ab o riġ in al proġ e ny ver tic i ty eccen tricity il lic' it rus tic i ty mu cil aġ in ous im plic it ex ağ ger ate mul ti plic i ty e lic it mor dacity per spi cac i ty ex plic it nu gac i ty per ti nac i ty so lic it o pac i ty tac it ur ni ty im aj ine ra pac i ty maġ is te ri al au dac i ty sa gac i ty a troc'ity ca pac i ty bel lig er ent fe roc i ty fu gaci ty o riġ in al ve loo i ty lo quac i ty ar mig er ous rhi noc eros men dac i ty ver tiġ in ous rec i proc'i ty il leg i ble re friġ er ate im aj in a' tion o riġ in ate rec it a' tion ex ağ ger a tion so lic it or veġ et a tion re frig er a tion aġ it a tion so lic it a tion mu nic i pal coġ it a tion fe lic it a tion an tic ip ate o le aģ' in ous leġ er de māin No. 135.-CXXXIV. Words in which ce, ci, ti and si, are pronounced as sh. Gre' cian con science as so' ciate con so ciate fae tious dis so ciate fie tious e ma ciate ex cru ciate in gra tiate tiate fe lic i ty cap tious gra cious spa cious spe cious spe cies so cial ģen tian ex pa tiate ne go pär tial pa' tient quo tient book, dove, full, use, can, chaise, gem, thin, thou. sen ten tious ca pa cious lī cen tious es sen' cial fa ce tious in cau tious po ten tial fal la cious con tu ma'cious pro vin cial a tro cious ef fi ea cious pru den tial fe ro cious os ten ta tious com mer cial lo lo qua cious per spi ca cious im pär tial pro ea cious. per ti na cious sub stan tial ra pa cious con sci en' tious con se quen'tial sa ga cious eon f den tial se qua cious pen i ten tial te na cious ān cient pär tial' i ty im pär tiality united to the preceding syllable. am bi" tious at tri" tion spe" cial fac ti" tious nu tri" tion eog ni" tion ig ni" tion de li" cious mu ni” tion e di" tion de li" cious con tri” tion of fi" cicnt Pre" cious |