Pac'i-fy, to appease. Pa'pal, relating to the Pope. Pa-thet'ic, affecting the passions. Pi-az'za, a walk under a roof sup- [tude. Post'hu-mous, happening or done Pre-cip'i-tate, a. hasty: v. to cast Pro-ces'sion, a solemn train. Pro-lific, fruitful. Pro-pen'si-ty, inclination. Proph'e-cy, n. a prediction. against popery. Pro-tract', to draw out; to delay. Quote, to cite the words of another. Raud, a foray, or predatory excur sion on horseback. Recep-ta-cle, a place in which any Rid'i-cule, wit that provokes laugh thing is received. Re-ception, act of receiving. [sion. Re-source', resort, expedient. ness. Re-sent', to take ill; to be angry at. Re-sign', to give up. Rifle, r. to pillage: n. a musket for Rigging, tackling of a ship. [ance. Sally, to issue out. Sanc'tion, ratification. Se-dit'ion, tumult; insurrection. So-lic'it, to ask earnestly. Res'in, the fat sulphurous part of Spe'cious, plausible. some vegetable. Res'o-lute, determined, firm. Res'pite, pause; reprieve. Res-ti-tu'tion, act of giving back. Res-ur-rection, revival from the dead. Re-tair'er, a dependent. Re-verse', v. to overturn: .change, Spec'i-men, a sample. Spir'a-cle, a breathing hole. Stern, a. severe: n. the hinder part Stran'gle, to choke, to suffocate. Subju-gate, to conquer, to subdue. | Trai'tor-ous, treacherous; perfid [series. Sub-lime', high, lofty, grand. Sug-gest'ion, hint; insinuation. Sum'ma-ry, n. abridgement, ab- Sur-mise', imperfect notion, suspiSur-vive', to outlive. Sus-pend', to hang; to delay. Swamp, a marsh, a fen. Sylvan, woody. Tem'po-rar-y, lasting only for a Tour, a ramble, roving journey. ious. Trans-fer', to convey, to remove. Trans-form', to change the forin. Trans-la'tion, removal; act of turning into another language. Trans'verse, in a cross direction. 'Trea'tise, a discourse. Treaty, negotiation, compact. Tri-bu'nal, seat of a judge. Trib'ute, payment made in acknowledgement of subjection. Trill, quaver, tremulousness of music. Trophy, something displayed in proof of victory. Tu'ber-cle, a small swelling, pimple. Tu-mul'tu-ous, turbulent. Typ'i-fy, to show by type or emblem. Ul-tra-o-pin'ions, extreme opinions. Un-con-di'tion-al, without terms. Un'du-la-tor-y, moving in the manner of waves. [accused. Un-im-peach'a-ble, that cannot be U-nique', singular; to which there is nothing like. U'ni-ty, one; agreement. U-ni-versi-ty, school for the liberal [tron. Un-ma'tron-ly, unbecoming a maUn-par'al-leled, not matched. Un-re-mit'ting, not stopping, not giving up. arts. Un-tu'tored, untaught. Ven'er-a-ble, worthy of reverence. ment. Ves'per, the evening. Vice-re'gal, pertaining to a viceroy. Vice'roy, one who governs for the king. Vigour, strength. [alive. Vi-vip'a-rous, bringing forth young Volley, a flight of shot. [force. Vol'un-ta-ry, acting freely, not by Wi'ly, cunning, sly. Yeo'man, a gentleman farmer. Ze'ro, where the scale of the ther mometer begins. 1. What are the words denoting state or being, from False, brother, widow, child-arrogant, acquaint, resist, annoy vigilant vacant, elegant, pliant, constant-decent, ascendant, agent, regent, pungent, cogent, deficient, current,. fluent-impatient, benevolent excellent-ample, long, serve, grateful, prompt, similar 2, solicitous, 2-parent, ...b. plume, bonds, pilgrim, pas ture-curve, furnish, garnish, fix, moist, sign, invest-despot, idiot, patriot, Luther, Calvin, tory, whig, true-wild, like, hard, wicked--banish, pave, enchant, impede, merry, treat-accurate, effeminate, intricate, secret, conspire, supreme-versatile, able, stable, rustic-pedant, bigot, sophist-rival, revel, knave-apostate, hypocrite, leper-felon, master, forger, jealous-warm, wide, long, strong, broad, true, grow? 2. What are the nouns denoting act or state, from Oppose, persuade, devote, perfect, putrefy, humbled, solving? 3. What are the nouns denoting office or state, from Professor, scholar, rector, friend? 4. What are the nouns denoting state, property, or office, from Duke, free, thral, martyr, prince, wise, Pope, sheriff? 5. What are the nouns denoting the agent or doer, from Music, tragedy, theology-carry, saddle, fish, saw, travel-chariot, auction-debt, compete, war, conquer, invent, sail, transgress— expect, claim, combat, inhabit, protest, visit-adhere, study, depone, reside, receive-anatomy, botany, catechise-function, mission, antique, statue-song, game, tap? 6 What are the diminutives from Seed, goose, stream? 7 What are the nouns denoting the persons acted upon, from Trust, present, assign, commit, refer, refuge, (one who takes refuge ?) 8. What are the adjectives denoting being or acting in the sense of the following verbs, Please, triumph, attend, comply, redound, signify, observe, stagnate -urge, obey, subserve, appear, prevail, exist, pertain, indulge, flow? 9. What are the adjectives denoting that may be in the sense of the following verbs, Practise, move, navigate, vary, violate, separate, desire, allowdivide, credit, elect, perceive, admit, defend, comprehend? 10. What are the adjectives denoting full of Toil, frolic, trouble, burden, what irks, what is loathed-care, grace, joy, right, pity 2, wonder 2-marvel, courage, ruin, envy, fables, labour, tempest, study, religion, victory, volumes, price, peoplehunger, ice, fire, shade, wit, might, wool? 11. What are the adjectives signifying made of Lead, silk, wheat, flax, lint ? 12. What are the adjectives denoting having the nature of, or pertaining to, the following subjects? Prophet, despot, hero, seraph, apostle, sympathy-infant, fever 2— brute 2, rogue, moor, Spain, England-autumn, person, triumph, parish, line, spirit, use, type, voice, nation, reason 2, navy, sense, -angle, circle, oracle, pole, people, title-viper, villain, traitor, -numbers, letters or literature, parliament, vision, planets, elements-consolation, contradiction, illusion, inflammation, preface, promise, satisfaction. 13. What are the adjectives denoting like or resembling the following subjects, Monk, fool, drone-man, priest, mother, dead, king? 14. What are the adjectives denoting having the power to Consume, preserve, restrict, instruct, retain, conclude, corrode, decide, repel, explode, alter, conduce, effect? 15. What are the verbs signifying to make Legal familiar, immorta, solemn, spiritual, grand-complex, various authentic, propitious, ulcerous, debile or weak, facile or easy, |