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A triennial assembly is one that continues three years, or is held once in three years. The Parliament of Great Britain is septennial, that is, formed once in seven years. The sun will evaporate water on the ground. It is difficult to eradicate vicious habits. Never re- taliate an injury, even on an enemy. Never equivocate or prevari- cate, but tell the plain truth. A definitive sentence is one that is fi-nal. Love and friendship conciliate favor and esteem.
No. 91. – 116 Words
WORDS OF TWO SYLLABLES, ACCENTED ON THE SECOND.
ac-quīre, ad-mire, as-pire, re-spire, trans-pire, in-spire, con-spire, per-spire, sus-pire, ex-pire, de-sire, re-tire, en- tire, at-tire, re-quire, in-quire, es-quire, a-dōre, be-fore, de-plore, im-plore, ex-plore, re-store, se-cūre, pro-cure, en-dure, ab-jure, ad-jure, al-lure, de-mure, im-mure, ma- nure, in-ure, im-pure, as-sṳre (-shur), ma-tūre, de-çēase, de-crease, in-crease, pre-çīse, con-çise, mo-rōse, jo-cose, im-brṳe, dis-cōurse, ū-nīte, ig-nite, in-vite, re-mōte, pro- mote, de-note, re-fūte, con-fute, sa-lute, dǐ-lute, pol-lute, vo-lute, com-pute, de-pute, dis-pute, be-hāve, en-slave, for-gave, en-grave, de-prave, sub-dūe, in-due, a-chiēve, ag-grieve, re-prieve, re-trieve, re-çeive, per-çēive, de-rive, de-prive, ar-rive, con-trive, re-vive, sur-vive, un-glūe, al-
lūde, re-bāte, un-trṳe, re-m ̤ove, be-h ͞oove, ap-pr ̤ove, ac-crṳe, dis-sēize, ap-prīse, as-size, re-liēf, be-h ͞oof, a-
loof, re-proof, im-pēach, ap-prōach, en-croach, re- proach, be-seech, con-ġēal, re-peal, ap-peal, re-veal, ġen- teel, as-sāil, out-sail, de-tail (v.), re-tail (v), cur-tail, a-vail, pre-vail, be-wail, con-trōl, en-roll, pa-trol, ob-līġe.
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