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No. 56. – 102 Words
WORDS OF TWO SYLLABLES, ACCENTED ON THE FIRST.
ban-ter, can-ter, çen-ter, en-ter, win-ter, fes-ter, pes-ter, tes-ter, sis-ter, fos-ter, bat-ter, hat-ter, mat-ter, tat-ter, let- ter, fet-ter, el-der, ne-ver, ev-er, sev-er, liv-er, riv-er, man- or, ten-or, lic-tor, vic-tor, doc-tor, tin-der, ped-dler, til-ler, sut-ler, ham-mer, ram-mer, sum-mer, lim-ner, ban-ner, tan-ner, in-ner, din-ner, tin-ner, sin-ner, côr-ner, ham-per, tam-per, tem-per, ten-ter, sim-per, clap-per, pep-per, dip- per, cop-per, hop-per, up-per, sup-per, ves-per, reb-el, can-çel, cam-el, pan-nel, ken-nel, fen-nel, tun-nel, kẽr- nel, ḡos-pel, băr-rel, sôr-rel, dôr-sal, môr-sel, ves-sel, tin- sel, grav-el, bev-el, lev-el, rev-el, hov-el, nov-el, mär-vel, pen-çil, man-fụl, sin-fụl, aw-fụl, pĕr-il, ton-sil, dos-sil, fos-sil, len-til, cav-il, çiv-il, an-vil, bez-il, cŏr-al, bär-ter, car-ter, mȧs-ter, cas-tor, pas-tor, pär-lor, ḡar-ner, far-del, art-fụl, dar-nel, har-per.
We have snow and ice in the cold winter. Never pester the little boys. Hatters make hats of fur and lamb’s wool. Peaches may be better than apples. The rivers run into the great sea. The doctor tries to cure the sick. The new ta-ble stands in the parlor. A tin peddler will sell tin vessels as he travels. The little boys can crack nuts with a hammer. The farmer eats his dinner at noon. I can dip the milk with a tin dipper. We eat bread and milk for supper. The farmer puts his cider into barrels. Vessels sail on the large rivers. My good little sister may have a slate and pencil; and she may make letters on her slate. That idle boy is a very lazy fellow. The farmer put his bridle and saddle up-on his horse. Paper is made of linen and cotton rags. Spiders spin webs to catch flies.
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