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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.
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Mail, a coat of Armour male, the he, or masculine maul, to fall foul and strike major, a commander in an army major, of a city, or lord major mare, that bears, colt main, all might and force mane, on the neck of a horse many, a great company main, the ocean manner, fashion or way manners, good carriage manor, a Lordship manure, to dung ground medes, and persians meads, green meadows meat, food meet, fit and convenient mete, to measure corn moat, or compassing pond mote, or dust, in the eye might, power and strength mite, an insect in cheese mind, reason and understanding mine, to dig out gold or silver mine, that is my own mantle, for a child mantil-tree, by a chimney mantled, as drink when it flours marshal, of an army martial, warlike marred, spoiled and corrupted marry, joined in matrimony merry, rejoicing and glad message, commission mesuage, tenements maurice, a proper name morris, dancers medlar, a fruit meddler, a busy body million, a great number melon, a muskmelon moan, to lament mown, grass mown down mourning, for friends morning, the follower of night muzzle, to stop the mouth muscle, a little shell-fish mole, that lives in the earth mould, to cast in mortar, lime and hair mixed mortar, to pound spices in mowe, to cut down grass mow, a rick of corn moore, a mans name more, that exceedeth moor, a fenny ground meteors, airy comets meter, fitter meeter, verse and rhyme mass, the popish litany mast, belonging to a ship mast, a corn martin, a bird merton, a college in Oxford manchet, fine white bread mansion, a lords chief house
Mail, a coat of Armour male, the he, or masculine maul, to fall foul and strike major, a commander in an army maior, of a city, or lord maior mare, that bears, colt main, all might and force mane, on the neck of a horse many, a great company main, the ocean manner, fashion or way manners, good carriage mannour, a Lordship manure, to dung ground medes, and persians meads, green meadows meat, food meet, fit and convenient mete, to measure corn moat, or compassing pond mote, or dust, in the eye might, power and strength mite, an insect in cheese mind, reason and understanding mine, to dig out gold or silver mine, that is my own mantle, for a child mantil-tree, by a chimney mantled, as drink when it flours marshal, of an army martial, warlike marred, spoiled and corrupted marry, joined in matrimony merry, rejoycing and glad message, commission mesuage, tenements maurice, a proper nam morrice, dancers medlar, a fruit medler, a busie body million, a great number melon, a muskmellon moan, to lament mown, grass mown down mourning, for friends morning, the follower of night muzzle, to stop the mouth muscle, a little shell-fish mole, that lives in the earth mold, to cast in mortar, lime and hair mixt morter, to pound spices in mowe, to cut down grass mow, a rick of corn moore, a mans name more, that exceedeth moor, a fenny ground meteors, airy comets meter, fitter meeter, verse and rhime mass, the popish lettany mast, belonging to a ship mast, a corn martin, a bird merton, a colledge in Oxford manchet, fine white bread mansion, a lords chief house