Abel, Adams second son
a bell, to ring with
able, sufficient
accurate, exact, curious
acute, quick, witty
accidence, to teach children
accidents, changes, and chances
account, reckoning made
account, good esteem
achor, a valley
acorn, that grows on oaks
acre of land, 160 pole
air, the sky
heir, to an estate
hair, of the head
hare, in the woods
are, merry, or sad
acts, of parliament
axe, to cleave wood
ai me, woe is me
ay, ever more
advise, to give counsel
advice, to take counsel
all, as all things
ale, the cobbler loves
awl, helps to buy it
ail, grief and trouble
all•y, to assuage, heat, or pain
alley, a narrow passage
ally, associates
aloud, to call out
allowed, with approbation
amen, a wishing well
amend, to grow better
altar, for sacrifice
alter, to change
angel, a spirit
angle, a term in astronomy
angle, to catch fish
annal, a chronicle
annual, yearly
arras, costly hangings
harass, toil and trouble
arrows, to shoot in a bow
arrowse, to stir up
array, an army drawn up
array, complete clothing
a peer, of the realm
a pear, a pleasant fruit
appear, before any person
amaze, a wondering
a maze, a pleasant place
a mace, for the lord Major
appeal, petitioning
a peal, rung on a bell
ark, built Noah
arch, of a bridge
arch, bishop
arrant, wicked and vile
errant, a message
a scent, a smell
ascent, a going up a hill
assent, an agreeing
assistants, of a company
assistance, a helping forward
ash, a tree so called
ass, a dull beast
⟨p. 125⟩ask, to enquire
asp, a poisonous creature
hasp, to fasten a door
ant, a pismire
aunt, the mothers sister
attach, taking body or goods
attack, to face the enemy
augre, to bore a hole
auger, an astrologer
austere, fierce and grim
oyster, a shell-fish
Abel, Adams second son
a bell, to ring with
able, sufficient
accurate, exact, curious
acute, quick, witty
accidence, to teach children
accidents, changes, and chances
accompt, reckoning made
account, good esteem
achor, a valley
acorn, that grows on oaks
acre of land, 160 pole
air, the skie
heir, to an estate
hair, of the head
hare, in the woods
are, merry, or sad
acts, of parliament
axe, to cleave wood
ai me, wo is me
ay, ever more
advise, to give counsel
advice, to take counsel
all, as all things
ale, the cobler loves
awle, helps to buy it
aile, grief and trouble
all•y, to aswage, heat, or pain
alley, a narrow passage
ally, associates
aloud, to call out
allowed, with approbation
amen, a wishing well
amend, to grow better
altar, for sacrifice
alter, to change
angel, a spirit
angle, a term in astronomy
angle, to catch fish
annal, a chronicle
annual, yearly
arras, costly hangings
harrass, toile and t•ouble
arrows, to shoot in a bow
arrowse, to stir up
aray, an army drawn up
array, comple•t cloathing
a peer, of the realm
a pear, a pleasant fruit
appear, •efore any person
amaze, a wondering
a maze, a pleasant place
a mace, for the lord Major
appeal, petitioning
a peal, rung on a bell
ark, built Noah
arch, of a bridge
arch, bishop
arrant, wicked and vile
errant, a message
a scent, a smell
ascent, a going up a hill
assent, an agreeing
assistants, of a company
assistance, a helping forward
ash, a tree so called
asse, a dull beast
⟨p. 125⟩ask, to enquire
asp, a poysonous creature
hasp, to fasten a door
ant, a pismire
aunt, the mothers sister
attach, taking body or goods
attaque, to face the enemy
augre, to bore a hole
auger, an astrologer
austere, fierce and grim
oyster, a shell-fish
