r 88 ART Or READING ANIS wRITING Hie, ntakefrte Lain, or Layn, did lie High, lofty Lane, a narrow passage Hoy, a sot of ship Latin, old roman Him, that man Latten, tin Hymn, asong Lattice, of a window Hire, wagen Lettice, a woman's name Higher, morehigh Lettuce, an herb His, of hint Lease, ofa house Hiss, like a snake Leash, three Hoar, frost Lees, dregs of wine Whore, a lewd woman Leopard', abeast Hole, hollowness Leper,' one leprous Whole, perfect Leaper, that leapeth Bollna, or ho ! ho ! to Lessen, is make less cell Lesson, a reading Hallow, to make holy Lest,for fear Hollow, not solid - Least, smallest Holy, pious. Liquorich, dainty Wholly, entirely Liquorice, ameet toot 1-lote, house Lier, in'wait Whom? wlaat man ? .Itolrn, hraly J]nop, for a barrel Whoop, to cry out Noe, robot,- 1!ew, tomat Plgäh, a man's name 1, isyaellf Eye, to see with .1 die, Lr_y Idol, as image I'll, I will Isle, in the church Isle, an island Oil, of nitr''es I nploy, imrk Imply, to signáfy Mane, of a beast In, within Male, notfemale Inn, for travellers Nail, armour Incite, to stir up Manner, costoni insight, knowledge Manór, a lordship Ingenious, of'sMtrp parts Marsh, weary ground \Ingenuous, candid Mesh, the hole isa net Jnyst, a bean, Mayor, tfas town Joyce, a man's name Mare, female horse Lyer, a teller of lies Limb, a member Limn, topaint Loath, abhor Loth, unwilling Line, length Loyn, of veal Lo, belto'd Low, bumble Lose, to suffer loss Loose, slack Lower, to lei down Loor, to frown Made, fìntsh'd Maid, a young :roman Main, the chief Keteb, a ship Catch, to Lau hold 10,1, to murder ikiln, farbricks Kind, good-nntarcd Coiled, as money I£iss; to salute Cis; Saul's father Knave, dishonest Nave, of acart wheel Knight, by honour Night, the evening 1,;uh', the water iaád, or Layd; placed Mead, ameadow Mete, one of Media Mean, of little value Mein, or Mien, aspect Meat, to eat Meet, fit Meet, come together Mete, tomeasure Message, business Messsage, a house Mews, for hawks Muse, to meditate Mile, by measure Moil; to labour Mite, smallmoney Might, strength Moat, a ditch Motet in the eye More, in quantity Mower, that mows Moor, or marsh' Naught, bad Nought, nothing Nay, not . Neigh, as a horse Near, or Neet, nigh Ne'er, never Neither, none of the two Neather, lower No, denying Know, understand New, not old Nnew, understood None, not one Known, understood Neal,, hardengrass' Kneel, bend the knee Nap, sleep Knap, of cloth Nit, young louse Knit, make hose Nag, a horse It;nag, a knot Nell, Elenor Knell, for funeral Not, denying Knot, tounite Ore, of gòld Oar, of a boat O'er, over Of, belonging to Off; ata distance O, as o brave Oh! alas Owe, to be indebted One, in number Won, at play Own, to acknowledge Order, Rank Ordure, dung Our, of us Hour, sixty minutes Palate, in the month Pallet, a little bed Pale, a colour Pail, a vessel Pall. afuneral cloth Paul, a man's name Pain, or grief Pane, of glass Parson, of aparish Person, some body Peal, upon the bells.
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