A64677:477
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.
P. P.
Pa-ci-fi-ed Pacified pa-la-ta-ble palatable pa-pis-ti-call papistical par-li-a-meant parliament par-ti-all-ly partially par-ti-ci-ple participle par-ti-cu-lar particular par-ti-ti-on partition pa-ti-ent-ly patiently pas-si-on-ate passionate pa-try-mo-ny patrimony pa-vil-li-on pavilion pe-cu-li-ar peculiar pe-do-bap-tism pedobaptism pe-ni-tent-ly penitently pe-nu-ri-ous penurious per-ad-ven-ture peradventure per-di-ti-on perdition per-fe-cti-on perfection per-fi-di-ous perfidious per-fun-cto-ry perfunctory per-ni-ci-ous pernicious per-pe-tu-all perpetual per-see-cu-ted persecuted per-see-ve-rance perseverance per-so-na-ble personable per-mis-si-on permission per-plex-i-ty perplexity per-see-cu-ted persecuted per-so-si-on persuasion pe-sty-len-cy pestilency pe-ti-ti-on petition phi-lo-so-pher philosopher phi-lo-so-fie philosophy fie-si-ci-an physician pi-ti-full-ness pitifulness plau-si-ble-ness plausibleness plen-te-ous-ness plenteousness ply-a-ble-ness pliableness plu-ra-li-ty plurality po-e-ti-call poetical po-li-ti-call political pol-lu-ti-on pollution pos-ses-si-on possession po-si-ti-on position po-si-tive-ness positiveness po-ste-ri-ty posterity po-ten-ti-all potential power-er-full-ler powerfuller pra-cti-call-ly practically pre-ce-den-cy precedency pre-ci-ous-ness preciousness pre-ci-si-an precisian pre-de-ces-sor predecessor pre-de-sti-nate predestinate pre-di-cti-on prediction pre-fi-gu-red prefigured pre-ju-di-ced prejudiced pre-la-ti-call prelatical pre-pa-ra-tive preparative pre-he-mi-nence preeminence pre-po-ste-rous preposterous pre-ro-ga-tive prerogative pres-by-te-ry presbytery ⟨p. 88⟩pre-scrip-ti-on prescription pre-ser-va-tor preservator pre-sump-ti-on presumption pre-sump-tu-ous presumptuous pre-ven-ti-on prevention prin-ci-pal-ly principally pry-vi-led-ges privileges pro-ba-ble-ness probableness pro-di-gal-ly prodigally pro-di-gi-ous prodigious pro-fi-ta-bly profitably pro-gres-si-on progression pro-hi-bi-ting prohibiting pro-pa-ga-ted propagated pro-pry-e-ty propriety pro-phi-call prophetical pro-por--on proportion pro-see-cted prosecuted pro-spe-ri-ty prosperity pro-tec-ti-on protection pro-fes-si-on profession pre-me-di-tate premeditate pre-to-ri-um praetorium pro-fi-ta-ble profitable pro-ge-ni-tors progenitors pro-mo-ti-on promotion pro-phe-sy-ing prophesying pros-pe-rous-ly prosperously pro-vi-si-on provision pro-ver-bi-all proverbial pro-vin-ci-all