Peel, the outside Pear, afruit Pair, a couple Pare, to cut Peter, a man's name Petri, salt Pick, to choose Pique, a quarrel Pint, hall' a quart Point, a stop . Place, of abode Plaice, afish Plait, thé hair Plate, of metal Plum, the fruit Plumb, a leaden weight Pole, a long stick Poll, neck Porcelain, or Porcelane, a .sortcf china Ware Purslain, an herb Pour, as water Pnwer, might Practice, exercise . Practise, to exercise Pray, to beseech . Prey, abooty . Presence, 'being lure Presents, gifts Princes, the king's sons Princess, theking's Baugh. ter . Principal, chief Principle, the first rule Profit, advantage Prophet, aforeteller Prophecy, Jòretelling Prophesy, toforetet Quire, of paper Choir, of singers Quarre, of glass Quarry, ofmarble Rack, to torment Wreck, of a ship Rain, water Reign; rule as king Reid; ofa bridle Raisin, dry'd grape Reason, argument Raise, to set up Ray, sun beams Race, to run Raise, to blot out Raze, to demolish Red, acolour Read, did read Reddish, somewhat red Radish, a root Reed, a shut& TABLE IV. Rend, in a -book Relic, a remainder Relict, a widow Rere, the back-part Rear, to erect Rest, quiet Wrest, to turn or twist RhymeorRhythm inverse R i me, a freezing. mist Rice, a sort of corn Rise, advancement Rie, sort of corn Rye, in Sussex Wry, crooked Ring, the bells Wring. the hands Rite,. a.ceremnay Right, just and true Wright, Ys workman Write, with a pen Rode, did ride Road, the highway Row'd didTow Roe, akind of deer Row, a rank Rome, a city Rheum, .humour Room, part of a house Rote,, by custom Wrote, didwrite Wrought, worked Rough, not smooth Rai/, a bond Roof, top of a house Sail, of a ship Sale, bargaining Saviour, that sera's Savour, a smelt Sea, wetter Say, speak Seem, appear. Seam, that issown Scene, oft/re stage Seen, beheld Seas, great waters Seize, to lay hold of Cease, to leave r Sent, did send Scent, a small Skew, to make appear Shoe, for thefoot Ship, for sailing Sheep, a beast Shear, aprop Shore, the sea roast Shown, did spew Shone, did shine Spread, to mince. Shretl, minced 89 Spred, from Spread, &c. Sign, a token Sine, in geometry Site, situation Cite, to summon Sight, seeing Sink, to go down Cinque, five Slight,.to despise Sleight, dexterity Sloe, a sour f oit Slow, not quick Slough, a »tiry place Seal; of a shoe Soul, of a man Sole, afslt Some, a port Sum, the whole Son, aman child Sun, the heavenly light Soon, quickly Swoon, tofaint Sword, a weapon Soar's', didsour Sane, an. ulcer Soar, to mount upwards Stare to look earnestly . Stair, a step Stear, a young bullock Steer; to guidea ship Stead, place Steed, a, horse Stile, for passage Style, tf writing Stand, did stand Stud, an embossment Succour, help Sacker, a young twig Sue, tomake lust Sew, with a needle Sound, noise Tail,. theend Tale, a story Tare, weight alinw'd Tear, to rend inpieces Tare, did tear Than, in comparing Then, at that time There, in that place Their, of them Through, thtorow Throw, to cast Throne, a seat of state Threwn. cast Tide, flux of the sea Ty'd, made fast Tile, for covering Toil, to take pains Tithe, -as dayor hour
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