Do not lie, nor cheat, nor fwear, nor steal.
Call no ill names; and do not fight.
The way of fin is the way to death.
Strive to hun all kinds of vice.

Reft in the Lord, and mind his word. Flee from fin, and hold fast what is good. A good child will love to read his book, A bad child hates to learn to read.

LESSON IV.

The Lord loves them who love him;
And they who feek him fhall find him.
I will call on the Lord from day to day.
To thee, O Lord, will I lift up my voice.
LESSON V.

Let all men mind the law of the Lord.
Do as well as you can, and do no ill.
Hurt no one, if you can help it.

Mind not thy own way, but the way of God.
LESSON VI.

God is kind to me, and doth help me.
Mark the man who doth well, and do so too.
Let thy eye be on me, O Lord, my God.
Help fuch as want help, and do not fin.
LESSON VII.

A bad life will make a bad end.
He must live well, who will die well.
He doth live ill, who doth not mend.
In time to come, we must do no ill.

LESSON VIII.

No man can fay he has done no harm.
All men have gone out of the way;
And all muft turn from their fins.

If I have done ill, I will do fo no more.
LESSON IX.

Love not the world, nor the things that are in the world; for all which is in the world, the luft of the flesh, and the luft of the eye, is not of God, but is of the world, and is not good.

In God I have put my trust; I will not fear what flesh can do to me.

LESSON X.

I will give thanks to thee, O Lord, with all my heart, and will praife thy name at all times.

I will praise the name of the Lord with a fong, for this fhall please him.

Trust in the Lord at all times, and mind his word.

He, who loves not the Lord, is in the way which leads to death.

LESSON XI.

Thou, O Lord, haft taught me from my youth up till now; and I will tell of thy great works.

Great things are they which thou haft done for us. Who is like to thee?

The Lord doth know the way of good men, and the works of bad men are not out of his fight.

I did call on the Lord with my voice, and he heard me out of his hill.

TABLE VII.

Words of three Syllables, accented on the first. AB-fo-lute av-a-rice cal-um-ny ac-ci-dent awk-ward-ly can-di-datebach-e-lor can-dle-ftick

ac-tu-ate

an-ar-chy boun-ti-ful cin-na-mon

doc-u-ment fam-i-ly grand-moth-er

doubt-ful-ly fan-ci-ful

graf-hop-per

hand-fome-ly in-fti-gate

law-giv-er
la-zi-nefs

hap-pi-nefs in-ftru-ment learn-ed-ly

har-mo-ny

in-te ger

lec-tur-er

harp-fi-chord in-tel-lect

le-gal-ly

haugh-ti-nefs in-ti-inate

lib-er-ty

hith-er-moft joy-ful-ly

lu-na-tic

hom-i-cide juf-ti-fy luf-ti-ly hof-pi-tal ju-ve-nile lu-mi-nous bon-el-ty kinf-wo-man lux-u-ry houfe-hold-er knowing-ly mag-ni tude huf-band-ry lab-y-rinth man-li-nefs

hyp-o-crite

lan-guish-ment ma-gif-trate