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The Protestant school, or, A method, containing several forms of prayer, psalms, lessons, thanksgivings,…
The Protestant school, or, A method, containing several forms of prayer, psalms, lessons, thanksgivings, and graces for the bringing up and well grounding children and elder persons in the Protestant religion by the Bishop Usher. Also a catalogue of all the English words beginning with one syllable, and proceeding by degrees to eight ... : to which is added an historical account of several plots and remarkable passages from Queen Elizabeth to this present time ... by Moses Lane.
London: printed for Langly Curtiss, 1681
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
WORDS OF TWO SYLLABLES.
A-bact abact a-base abase a-bate abate ab-ba abba ab-hor abhor a-bide abide ab-ject abject ab-jure abjure a-ble able a-board aboard a-bode abode a-bove above a-bound abound a-bout about a-broad abroad ab-sence absence ab-sent absent ab-stain abstain ab-solve absolve ab-stract abstract ab-surd absurd a-buse abuse ac-cept accept ac-cess access a-ches aches a-bysse abyss ac-cord accord a-corn acorn ac-count account ac-compts accounts ac-cuse accuse ac-curst accurst ac-quaint acquaint ac-quit acquit a-cree acree act-ing acting ac-tive active ac-tor actor ad-ded added ad-der adder ad-here adhere ad-jure adjure ad-just adjust ad-journ adjourn ad-judg adjudg ad-joyn adjoyn ad-dress address ad-dict addict a-dieu adieu ad-mit admit ad-vance advance ad-vice advice ad-vise advise a-dopt adopt ad-vent advent ad-verb adverb a-do ado a-dorn adorn a-door adore a-far afar af-fairs affairs af-fect affect af-firm affirm af-flict afflict af-fright affright a-foot afoot a-fore afore a-fraid afraid a-fresh afresh af-ter after af-ford afford a-gain again a-gainst against a-ged aged a-ges ages a-go ago a-gone agone a-gree agree ag-gates agates a-ground aground a-gue ague ⟨p. 10⟩a-ha aha aid-ed aided ail-ed ailed ail-•th aileth aim-ed aimed air-ed aired a-lack alack a-larm alarm a-las alas all-lay allay all-ledge allege a-like alike a-live alive all-low allow all-lure allure all-mond almond all-most almost a-loft aloft a-lone alone a-long along a-loof aloof a-loud aloud all-lude allude all-pha alpha all-so also all-tar altar all-ter alter all-though although all-ways always am-ber amber am-ble amble am-bush ambush a-maze amaze a-men amen a-mend amend a-merce amerce a-miss amiss a-mong among a-mongst amongst a-mours amours an-cle ankle an-chor anchor an-gel angel an-gels angels an-ger anger an-gle angle an-gred angered an-gry angry an-guish anguish an-nise anise a-noint anoint a-non anon an-next annex a-new anew an-noy annoy an-swer answer an-vil anvil a-ny any a-pace apace a-part apart a-piece apiece ap-peal appeal ap-pear appear ap-pease appease ap-ple apple ap-ply apply ap-point appoint ap-plaud applaud ap-plause applause ap-proach approach ap-prove approve a-pril april a-pron apron a-ray array ar-cher archer ar-chees archees ar-bour arbour ar-gue argue a-right aright a-rise arise a-rose arose arm-ed armed arm-holes armholes arm-strong armstrong ar-my army ar-mies armies ar-mour armour ar-rears