LESSON 102 HEATING, LIGHTING AND VENTILATING å çět' lēne, an illuminating gas fěnd' er, a screen for an open firemaking a very brilliant light. place. ănd' i ron, iron support for burning fire'-dog, an andiron. logs. flūe, passage for a current of air. ås běs' tos, a kind of mineral unaf- fā' el, wood or any substance that fected by fire. feeds fire. căn de lā' brum (pl., -brå), a candle- før' naçe, an enclosed fire-place. stick with branches. găs' o lïne, a highly volatile mixture. chăn de liēr', a frame or support for grāte, a frame for holding fuel while lights. burning chịm' ney, a passage for smoke; a heärth, floor of a fire-place. flue. kěr' o sēne, an oil used for illuminatelīņk' er, slag which forms in stoves ing purposes. or furnaces. pe tro' le ům, an inflammable liquid coal, a combustible mineral substance exuding from the earth. used for fuel. rā' di ā tor, that which radiates heat. eõm bůs' ti ble, easily inflammable. rānġe, a kind of cooking stove. ěl' bow, any turn or bend like that of réġ' is ter, a damper for regulating the arm joint. ventilation. e lëe tro liēr', a frame for supporting trăn' sóm, a swinging window over a electric lamps. door. LESSON 103 MISCELLANEOUS The power to acquire, retain, and use information properly, is education in its broad “He who can confine his entire attention to a point for ten minutes,” some one says, “is educated.” Do you believe it? sense. å põs' tle (-pos' l), one of the twelve eŭl' prít, a guilty person. chosen by Christ; a zealous advo- dăz' zle, to blind temporarily with cate of any doctrine. brilliance. eăs' ti gāte, to chastise. děx' tēr ous, expert; skilful. eon fi děn' tial, trusted; intimate. di vis' ble, capable of being divided. con' so nant, in harmony with; any gnạw (nạw), to bite or tear with the letter of the alphabet not a vowel. teeth. hål lě lū' iảh (-yåh), a song of praise seăn' dal, slander; malicious defamato God. tion. hõe' ing, cutting with a hoe. spónġe, an absorbent, elastic subi děn' tie al, the same. stance; to clean. mis'ēr å ble, wretched; forlorn. súf' fo eāte, to stifle; to choke. på rěn' the sís, the marks (); an ex- tăe' ties, system of procedure; the planatory clause. science of military and naval evopląu' si ble, apparently right. lutions. Prěs bỹ tē' rỉ an, a religious sect. těp'id, lukewarm. prim' i tive, first; primeval; earliest. un ērr' ing, exact; unfailing; makpýr o těch' nies, pertaining to fire- ing no mistake. works. wrìn' kle, to crease; a crease. For "eye" training. voluminous sufficient palatial patient righteous facetious musician ancient patience conscience deficient erroneous LESSON 104 SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMS NOTE: The second word in each pair is opposite in meaning to that of the first. ăd' vēr tīse, to publish; to disclose. in vēi' gle, to ensnare; to lead astray. súp préss', to withhold; to repress. ěx' tri eāte, to free; disentangle. re plěn' ish, to stock anew. per çēive', to discern; to see. im pov' er ish, to make poor. mís con çēive', to misapprehend. rěs' o lūte, firm; determined. com mū' ni eate, to impart; to share. văç' il lāt ing, wavering. se erēte', to hide; conceal. ex åġ' ġer āte, to overstate; enlarge. con tăm' i nāte, to corrupt by contact. un der és: tỉ mate, undervalue. eléanse, to clean; to purify. prěd' e çěs sõr, one who precedes. ěph ěm' ēr al, short-lived. súe çěs' sõr, one who follows. pēr pět' u al, everlasting; eternal. dís păr' aġe, to undervalue; to decry. vi vā' cious, full of life. ex tol', to praise highly. in ăn'i māte, dead; dull. Write a word nearly synonymous with: flesh tendency decrease imminent familiar devise extant specimen assay illicit insight access LESSON 105 REVIEW connoisseur cocoa blur vegetable reverence cutlery economical impracticable sieve. negligent convertible confidential perceive corps levee Illustrate the use of the following words in sentences: ubiquity inherent pedal corpse LESSON 106 HOTELS, CAFES AND RESTAURANTS băŋ' quět, a feast. fire'-es cāpe, a contrivance, generally bouil lon' (bool yôn'), broth or clear on the outside of a building, for soup. affording quick egress in case of brěak' făst, the morning meal. fire. eå fe', a restaurant; room for serving frie as sēe', a kind of meat stew. liquors. grill, to broil on a gridiron. eðn fée' tion er y, sweetmeats. guěst, a lodger or boarder; a visitor. côn som me', clear soup or bouillon. lăv' å to ry, a place for washing. eü' lí na ry, relating to cookery. lob' by, the main entrance hall of a en tree' (än trā'), a dish served be- hotel. tween courses. lènch' eon (-ėn), a light repast beěl e vā' tõr, a cage for conveying per- tween meals. sons to different floors. me nụ”, a bill of fare. rés' tau ránt, a place where meals shēr' bět, a flavored water-ice. are served ; a cafe. sīr'loin, a loin of beef. pās' trý, such articles of food as pies, tå' ble d'hôte (tà' bl’ dot), regular; cakes, etc. ordinary; the regular meal, as a sąu' saġe, minced meat for food. table d'hote dinner. seŭl' ler y, a place where culinary Itå bäs' co, a sauce made from red utensils are kept. peppers. LESSON 107 DICTATION EXERCISE Consult your dictionary for meaning of words. 3 4 a 8 11 12 That fine bridle' must have been left by the bridal ? party. What is the difference between : accurate and precise happen and transpire 21 LESSON 108 MISCELLANEOUS “The moral grandeur of independent integrity is the sublimest thing in nature." com plā' çen çy, self-satisfaction. deiġn (dāne), to allow; to condescend. con' fis eate, to seize by authority. dís re spěet' f’l, uncivil; discourteeor răpt' i ble, subject to decay. de co' rum, dignity; propriety of důn' ġeon (-jún), a close prison; a speech and behavior. dark, underground cell. ous. en çīr' ele, to surround; to enclose by sės çěp' ti ble, sensitive; capable of a circle. receiving impressions. ex po' gure, the act of laying open; Těn' ný són, English poet laureate. making public. tēe tõ' tal er, an abstainer from infăl' la çy, mistake; deceptive or false toxicants. appearance. te nā' cious, tough; unyielding; ad-, fîr' må měnt, the sky; the heavens. hesive; retentive. foi' ble, failing; weakness. tìn' nel, an underground passage; toi ģým năs' ties, athletic exercises. make a tunnel. hi' bēr nāte, to winter in close quar- un coŭ' ple, to disjoin. ters, as some reptiles, etc. ún în těl' li ġi ble, obscure; not unin elěm'ent, severe, as applied to derstood. weather; not mild. un kěmpt', untidy; unpolished; not ser' ġeant (sär-' or sēr-'), a military combed. officer. võgue, fashion; mode. Homophonous words,-what do they mean? prays, preys, praise sees, seas, viol, vial, vile born, bourne, borne bole, boll, bowl cite, site, sight vain, vane, vein ceil, seal, seel pear, pare, pair LESSON 109 INSURANCE áe' çi dent, injury not self-inflicted; är' son, the malicious burning of a an unexpected event. dwelling-house or other property of åe' tu a rý, an officer of a life insur another person. ance company who computes val- běn e fi' çi å ry (ofish'-), one to whom ues of contingent liabilities, etc. insurance is paid. ăd jŭst' ment, settlement of fire losses dis å bìl' i ty, helplessness, or claims; disposition. ěn dow' ment, insurance paid before åf' fix, to subjoin, annex, or add at death at a fixed time. the close or end; connect; unite. fôr' feỉ ture, the loss of some right, ăn' çes try, birth or honorable de- estate, etc., by an offense, breach scent. of condition, or other act. än nū' i ty, a sum of money payable frå tēr' ni ty, a company; a brotherannually for a stated period. hood; men of the same class, etc. |
