nar ra tion ob la tion o blig ing oc ca sion col la tion com mun ion com pla cence com plete ly * com po nent con ceal ment con ceit ed con cre tion con du cive con sign ment con tri vance cre a tion de ci pher de ceiv er de co rous de light ful de mean our e mo tion en dan ger en dur ance en fee ble en no ble en rol ment en trea ty e qua tor ex clu sive ex pos ure fa ce tious fal la cious. fe ro cious foun da tion gra da tion gen teel ly he ro ic hu mane ly ig no ble il lu mine * i in first syllable long. oc ta vo op po nent. out ra geous peru sal plan ta tion ple be iant pol lu tion po lite ly po ma tum pri me val pro ced ure quo ta tion ra pa cious re ci tal re deem er re fu sal † i like y. re li ance re main der re qui tal re new al re vi sal sa ga cious sal va tion se vere ly sin cere ly so lu tion so no rous spec ta tor stag na tion sub scri ber te na cious tes ta trix trans pa rent un seem ly un wa ry va ca tion vex a tious vo ca tion vol ca no Accent on the last syllable. The accented syllable short. Ad ver tise ap per tain as cer tain as sign ee auc tion eer brig a dier chan de lier co in cide con tra vene deb au chee The accented syllable long. dis be lief dis o blige dis u nite dom i neer gaz et teer * i in first syllable long. vi o lin* mis be have o ver flow o ver hear o ver take pri va teer* ser e nade su per fine su per scribe un der go vol un teer We must love to read the Bible. It is the most excellent of all books. God himself commanded good men to write it. There we read of all the great and good things he has done for us, and for all people; how good, and wise, and powerful he is, and what we must do to please him. There we read that we are sinners, and have all broken God's holy law. There, too, we read of Christ, who came into the world to save us from our sins. He loved us, and gave his life for us. When we have read or heard about Christ, and who he was, and what great things he has done for us, we must love him, and be thankful to him, and try to imitate him. There is much in the Bible which you cannot now understand; but as you grow older, you will understand it better; and as you grow wiser, you will love it more. |