dis per'sion di ver'sion as per'sion
ex cep'tion e lec'tion con di'tion
a tone'ment a gree'ment dec're ment
de'i fy stu'pe fy sat'is fy
an noy'ance ac cord'ance con cord'ance
oc cur'rence ab hor'rence in dul'gence
a mu'sive con clu'sive of fen'sive
cur'so ry ar'mo ry man'da to ry
dan'ger ous li'bel ous har mo'ni ous
Lesson 153.
Kin, ling, let, and ule indicate smallness or diminution.
lamb'kin man'i kin la'dy kin
duck'ling un'der ling fos'ter ling
leaf'let riv'u let flag'eo let
glob'ule mol'e cule an i mal'cule
Some means like or same, full of, or very; ward denotes in the direction
of; ure means state of; and y, full of, or composed of.
tire'some cum'ber some vent'ure some
east'ward heav'en ward aft'er ward
verd'ure cur'va ture im post'ure
smok'y sin'ew y sil'ver y
Lesson 154.
ruff, an article of dress. roar, to make a loud noise.
rough (ruf), uneven. row'er, one who rows.
retch, to vomit. sail, a sheet of canvas.
wretch, a miserable person. sale, the act of selling.
rode, did ride. seen, beheld.
road, a way; route. scene, a view.
rowed, did row. seine, a net for fishing.
room, an apartment. slay, to kill.
rheum, a serous fluid. sleigh, a vehicle on runners.
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