Queen, consort of a king.
Quean, a worthless woman.
Reed, plant; weaver's tool.
Read, to peruse.

Reek, emit smoke or vapor.
Wreak, take vengeance,
See, perceive by the eye.
Sea, great body of water.
Seem, appear.
Seam, join by sewing.
Seize, grasp.

Sees, does see.

Peer, an equal; nobleman.
Pier, support of an arch.
Please, give pleasure.
Pleas, pleadings.
Sheer, pure; unmixed.
Shire, county, or district.
Shear, clip with scissors.
Sleeve, covering for the arm.
Sleave, to part threads.
Steel, hardened iron.
Steal, 'to take by theft.

Sweet, agreeable to the taste.
Suïte, train; series.

Seas, more than one sea.

Rite, ceremony.

Right, just; proper.

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Sīze, bulk; bigness.
Sice, number six at dice.
Sighs, does sigh; moans.
Slight, neglect.
Sleight, a trick.
Tide, flow of the sea.
Tied, bound; fastened.

Find, discover.

Wright, a workman.

Sine, line in mathematics. Sign, mark; signal.

Bole, body of a tree.

Boll, pod of a plant.

Bore, make a hole; weary. Boar, the male of swine. Blote, to dry and smoke. Bloat, to puff, or swell out.

Borne, carried; conveyed.
Bourn, limit; boundary.

Toad, an animal.

Towed, did tow.

Bow, instrument to shoot arBeau, man of dress. [rows.

Brooch, breastpin.

Course, way; career.
Coarse, not fine; rough.
Core, heart; inner part.
Corps, body of troops.
Cote, pen; fold.
Coat, outer garment.
Doe, female deer.
Dough, unbaked paste.

Foh, fie; word of contempt.
Fore, before.
Four, twice two.

Fort, strong place; fortress.
Forte, one's strong point.
Forth, forward.

Fourth, next after the third. Glome, roundish head of

flowers.

Gloam, to be sullen, or surly.