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No. 73. – 127 Words
WORDS OF TWO SYLLABLES, ACCENTED ON THE FIRST.
lăd-der, blad-der, mad-der, fŏd-der, ŭl-cer, can-çer, ud- der, shud-der, rud-der, pud-der, gan-der, pan-der, ġĕn- der, slen-der, ren-der, ten-der, çĭn-der, hin-der, pŏn-der, ŭn-der, blun-der, plun-der, thun-der, sun-der, ôr-der, bor- der, mûr-der, dif-fer, shel-ter, fil-ter, mil-ler, chap-ter, suf- fer, pil-fer, bad-ġer, ledġ-er, bank-er, cank-er, hank-er, tum-bler, sad-dler, ant-ler, skim-mer, glim-mer, prop-er, clap-per, skip-per, crop-per, as-per, pros-per, less-er, dress-er, ȧft-er, rȧft-er, rănt-er, chärt-er, lob-ster, lit-ter, mon-ster, glis-ter, chat-ter, shat-ter, clut-ter, flut-ter, plat- ter, smat-ter, spat-ter, shiv-er, silv-er, quiv-er, cul-ver, tor- por, ĕr-ror, ter-ror, mĭr-ror, hŏr-ror, çen-sor, spon-sor, sec-tor, sach-el, flan-nel, chap-el, grav-el, chär-nel, băr- ren, flŏr-in, rob-in, cof-fin, muf-fin, bod-kin, wel-kin, nap-kin, pip-kin, bus-kin, gob-lin, mus-lin, lū-çid, băr-on, flag-on, wag-on, fel-on, găl-lon, lem-on, gam-mon, mam- mon, com-mon, can-non, çit-ron, ten-on, can-ton, pis-ton, of-fer, cof-fer, scof-fer, prof-fer, proc-tor, chan-nel, cud- ġel, hatch-el, trav-el, pȯm-mel, bụsh-el, chan-çel, sex- ton, kim-bo, stuc-co, dit-to.
The farmer hatchels flax; he sells corn by the bushel, and butter by the fir- kin. Little boys and girls love to ride in a wagon. Four quarts make a gallon. A barrel is thirty gallons, more or less. Lemons grow on trees in warm cli- mates. The robin is a pretty singing-bird. A napkin is a kind of towel. Brass is a compound of copper and zinc. The channel of a river is where the main current flows. Firemen have ladders to climb upon houses. The farmer fod- ders his cattle in winter. The sailor steers a vessel with a rudder. A gander is white and a goose gray. Broomcorn grows with a long slender stalk. The eye is a very tender organ, and one of the most useful members of the body.
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