Lesson 168
Compound Words promiscuously arranged.
| ale’-house | lime’-kiln | hedge’hog |
| hail’stone | boat’man | pen’knife |
| lay’man | four’score | grist’-mill |
| safe’guard | load’stone | mid’night |
| waist’coat | oat’meal | pitch’fork |
| bee’-hive | pole’-star | ship’wreck |
| key’-stone | snow’-drop | wrist’band |
| knee’-pan | sports’man | block’head |
| bride’groom | jew’s’-harp | cross’-bow |
| light’-house | luke’warm | off’spring |
Lesson 169
Compound Words.
| Lisle’-glove | night’fall | harts’horn |
| north-east’ | book’-case | corn’-stalk |
| joint’-stock | foot’stool | loop’-hole |
| well’-bred | cork’screw | bur’dock |
| snuff’-box | watch’-word | whirl’pool |
| towns’man | broom’stick | fools’cap |
| house’wife | dooms’day | work’shop |
| char’coal | brown’-bread | for sooth’ |
| out weigh’ | down’right | down’cast |
| horn’pipe | tooth’ache | noon’day |
| heir’loom | air’brake | law’suit |
Lesson 170
Compound Words.
| can’dle stick | post’al-card | but’ter fly |
| hand’ker chief | cop’y-book | wa’ter-fall |
| bed’-cham ber | oft’en times | gas’-me ter |
| ev’er green | type’-writ er | cler’gy man |
| gen’tle man | jour’ney man | bric’-a-brac |
| pep’per mint | hum’ming-bird | na’vy-yard |
| camp’-meet ing | musk’-mel on | fool’-hard y |
| mas’ter piece | blood’-ves sel | al might’y |
| pass’o ver | hon’ey-comb | by’stand er |
| fowl’ing-piece | stem’-wind er | bass’-vi ol |
| pow’der-horn | school’-mas ter | tale’-bear er |
Lesson 171 Synthetic and Dictation Exercises
A’bel, a man’s name. de scend’ent, falling. a’ble, powerful. cough’er, one who coughs. al’ley, a narrow passage. coffer, a chest. al ly’, one who assists. can’died, covered with sugar. al lu’sion, a reference. can’did, honest; truthful. il lu’sion, mockery. cent’u ry, 100 years. de scend’ant, offspring. sen’try, a guard.
The able man’s name was Abel. A narrow alley. France was an ally of England in the Crimean war. He made an allusion to the illusion that possessed him. His descendant was descendent from the same line. The cougher sat on the coffer. The candid youth ate the candied cakes. The sentry wore a costume of the last century.