Con'science, s. the faculty by which we | Prosperity, s. success, good fortun Judge of the goodness or wickedness of ourselves and of human actions. Respec'tabie, a. deserving of respect regard. Complaisantly, ad. civilly. Obliging, p. a. civil, complaisa'nt. Special, a. particular, noting a species. Magnanimity, s. greatness of mind Vic'tor, s. a conqueror, a vanquish Illus'trious, a. noble, eminent for ex Educa'tion, s. formation of ma Mainta'in, v. a. to support, to pres Mu'tilated, p. a. deprived of some essential Retu'sal, s. denial, right of choice Office, s. an act voluntarily offered, employ- Vic'ar, s. one who performs the fu Husbandry, s. tillage. Cordiality, s. sincerty. Search, s. inquiry, examination. In'strument, s. deed of contract, a Affection, s. love, passion. Nymph, s. a goddess of the wood Anxiety, s. solicitude. Conjunc'ture, s. critical time. Purchase, v. a. to buy for a price. Cheerful, a. gay, full of life. Ac'cident, s. casualty, chance. Affluence, s. plenty, concourse. Flat'ter, v. a. to praise falsely. Guide, s. a director. -49. Exte'nt, s. compass of a thing. Em'pire, s. imperial power. Superiour, a. higher, greater in dignity or Sa'ti-ate, v a. to satisfy, to fill. excellence. Doub'ly, ad. in twice the quantity. In'digence, s. want. -44. Offspring, s. children, production. Tal'on, s. the claw of a bird of prey. Rapa'cious, a. seizing by violence. Pair, s. two of a sort, a couple. Quan'tity, s. bulk or weight. Domin'ion, s. sovereign authority. Society, s. company, partnership. Acu'te, a. sharp, opposed to blunt. Sugge'st, v. a. to hint, to put in one's mind. Difficulty, s. hardness, distress. Grief, s. sorrow, trouble. Insti'l, v. a. to infuse by drops. Deri've, v. a. to deduce from its original. Docil'ity, s. readiness to learn. -45. Cor-re-spon'dence, s. intercourse. Exho'rt, v. a. to incite to any good action. Prob'ity, s. honesty, sincerity. Obliga'tion, s. duty, bond, contract. In'cense, s. a perfume. -50. Ceiling, s. the inner roof. Smooth'ness, s. evenness, mildness. Distinction, s. honourable note of superiority, difference. Simplicity, s. artlessness. Continual, a. incessant. Sen'tinel, s. a soldier on guard. Stratagem, s. an artifice, a trick. Elu'de, v. a. to avoid by artifice. Estima'tion, s. esteem, appraisement. Anec'dote, s something unpublished, secret history. Compassion, s. pity. Attachment, s. adherence, regard. Cour'ser, s. a swift horse. Sigh, s. an audible emission of breath. Mis'erable, a. unhappy, worthless. Approach, v.a. & n. to bring or draw near to. Appearance, s. semblance, show. Circumstance, s. accident, event, condition, state of affairs. Appella'tion, s. name. Stat'ure, s. height of any animal. Agility, s. activity. Ferocity, s. fierceness. -59. Auburn, s. a brown or tan colour. Refre'sh, v. a. to recreate, to cool. Ex'ercise, s. labour, practice. Com'bat, v. a. to oppose, to fight. Quality, s. persons of high rank, property, Malev'olence, s. ill will. disposition. Stern, a. severe of look, harsh. Spe'cies, s. a sort, class of nature. Suc'cour, s. aid, assistance. Dexterity, s. activity, skill. rious foreign animals. Slan'der, s. false invective. Fa'vour, s. kindness, support. Men-ag-er-ie', s. [Fr.] a place to keep cu- Humil'ity, s. freedom from pride, modestv. Curious, a. nice, elegant, laboured. Ex'tract, s. substance extracted. Symptom, s. a sign, a token. Malignity, s nalice, destructive tendency. Despair, s. hopelessness. Kitch'en, s. a room for cookery. -57. Mortality, s. subjection to death. In'sect, s. a small creeping or flying animal Numerous, a. containing many. Glance, v. a. to view with a quick cast of the eye. -63. Coverlet, s. the outermost of the bed Multitude, s. many, a crowd. cbthes. Sagacity, s. acuteness of discovery. Violent, a. forcible, unjustly assailant. ..Capri'ious, a. fanciful. Victuals, s. provision of food, meat. Com'fit, s. a kind of sweetmeat. Deflux'ion, s. a flowing down of humours. Indus'trious, a. diligent, laborious. Produc'tive, a. fertile. Sim'ilar. homogeneous, resembling. Arrangement, s. state of being put in order. Beauty, s. that assemblage of graces which pleases the eye. Ex'cellent, à of great virtue, eminent. Hori'zon, s. the line that terminates the view Colour, s. appearance of bodies to the eye hue, die. Giid, v. a. to wash over with gold. Shroud, v. a. to shelter, to dress for the grave. —64.— 166 -81. Indulgent, a. kind, gratifying. APPENDIX. Sym'pathy, s. fellow feeling, mutual sensibility. Hil'lock, s. a little hill. Shepherd, s. one who tends sheep. Assuredly, ad. certainly. -82. Sep'arate, v. a. & n. to disjoin, to part. Vow, s. a religious promise. Wil'derness, s. a solitary and savage tract. Sojourn, v. n. to live as not at home. Perverse'ness, s. spiteful crossness. -84. Jealous, a. suspiciously vigilant. Laa'dable, a. praiseworthy.. Furniture, s. moveables, goods. Bow'er, s. an arbour, a seat shaded with Village, s. a small collection of houses. Proprietor, s. a possessor in his own right. -88. Em'ulate, v. a. to rival. Nose'gay, s. a bunch of flowers. -89. Upbra'id, v. a. to chide, to reproach Livelihood, s. maintenance. Farther, ad. at a greater distance. Gratification, s. pleasure, delight. Judgment, s. the power of judging, distribu- Culture, s. act of cultivation. tion of justice, the last doom. Or'dinance, s. law, rule. Sac'rifice, s. the act of offering to Heaven. Imaginary, a. fancied, visionary. Rab'ble, s. a tumultuous crowd. -85. Me'nial, a. belonging to the train of servants. or character of another. Coquette, s. a gay, airy girl, who by vari Habit'uate, v. a. to accustom, to render f miliar. Impa'ir, v. a. to injure, to make worse. Man'agement, s. conduct, administration. Glooin, s. heaviness of mind. |