sen ti měnt' al, an excess of senti- | u til' i ty, serviceableness; usefulment or sensibility. ness. spěe tā tōr, a beholder; one who whis' tle, a shrill sound, musical or looks on. used as a signal. spir' it u ous, ardent; containing al- wir'y, made of wire; sinewy; tough. cohol. zeal' ous, ardent; incited by zeal. One word should be made of the following: "He who considers merely the letter of an instrument goes but skin-deep into its meaning.” -Legal Maxim. ōath, a solemn affirmation to tell the | pos ses' sion, occupancy; physical truth. control of property. prae' tiçe, custom; form of conduct ing suits; exercise of a profession. prō' bāte, proof before a competent officer or tribunal of the validity of a deceased person's will. proc' èss, procedure; a legal writ. pay ēe', one to whom money is to be prom' is so ry, containing a specified paid. pend' en cy, the state or quality of except in legal language.) pět' ti fog ger, an inferior lawyer. plain' tiff, one who commences a personal action or suit. plea, the defendant's answer to the plaintiff's declaration and demand. promise. prop o să' tion, proposal; offer. to continue. prō' těst, notice by a notary public of the non-payment of a note, or non-acceptance and non-payment of a draft. prox' y, a substitute; authority to act for another. re but' tal, the plaintiff's reply to the defendant's evidence. re çēiv er, a person appointed by a re sçind', to annul; to revoke; to repeal; to abrogate. re spond' ent, a defendant; one who answers; one whose part it is to refute objections. LESSON 125 SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMS NOTE-The second word in each pair is opposite in meaning to that of the first. Ŏb' sti nate, stubborn; persistent. gaud' y, showy; glittering. prod' i ğal, wasteful; lavish. ȧ bom' i nå ble, odious; detestable. på çif' ie, peaceful; placid; calm. trăg' e dy, a fatal event. per' må nence, duration; fixedness. Consult your dictionary for meaning of words. The precedent1 case established a precedent in my favor. I will commence 2 my comments 3 to-morrow. If such news affect her you will soon see the effect.5 His reason for not receiving the invalid at the hospital was invalid. 12 It was determined by statute 10 that the statue " should be equal stature 12 with the original.13 He sells stationery 14 from a stationary 15 stand. 17 The old residents 16 left this residence 17 long ago. I fell into a quiet doze 18 after taking the dose 19 of medicine. Give me eleven 20 cakes of your nice leaven.21 They were not allowed 22 to speak aloud.23 He is a weakly 24 man to publish a weekly 25 newspaper. "The hand that receives the benefit ought to stand the burden."-Legal Maxim. rès ti tu' tion, act of restoring; indem- | tēs tā' tõr, a male person who leaves nification. a will. spě' cial ty, a contract under seal; tes tā' trix, a female person who special object of attention. leaves a will. stǎt' u to ry, having its authority in těs' ti mō nỹ, affirmation in proof of the statutes. some fact. sure' tỷ, a security against loss; a tôrt, an infringement of private rights; bondsman. sub poē' nȧ (-pē'-), a writ command ing the attendance of a witness in court. sue, to prosecute in law. sûr' ro gāte, a substitute; a probate judge. a civil wrong or injury. très' pass, violation of another's rights; to intrude. trī bū' nal, a court of justice. trus tēe', one to whom property is těn' ant, an occupant; one who holds ver' diet, the decision of a judge or property of another. jury; judgment. těn' e měnt, a house or part of a house ver' sus, against. LESSON 128 TEST WORDS The following words were given at a teachers' institute as a test in spelling. Sixty-five persons took part. The figures indicate the number of times each word was misspelled. Consult your dictionary for the meaning of words. ǎm' pu tāte, to cut off. MISCELLANEOUS bāy' ō nět, a kind of dagger fitted on the end of a musket or rifle. eŏğ' ni zant (or kon' i-), knowledge of; perception. come' ly, becoming; handsome. el lipse', an oval figure. fûr' ther, more distant; additional. hoist, to raise; to lift; a device for lifting. in her' ent, innate; inborn; native. Măn hǎt' tan, the island on which môr'tal, deadly; human; subject to noŭr' ish, to feed; to maintain. hag-păn à çē' à, a proposed remedy for all diseases. graph' ie, descriptive; well deline- rē - čeh' ō, to echo back. ated. häunt, a resort; to visit unpleasantly. res' i dent, one who lives permanently in a certain place. sō' çial, companionable; fond of so-tyr' an ny, despotism; arbitrary exciety. ercise of power. syn' å gŎgue, a Jewish house of wor- våg' å bond, a tramp; a vagrant. ship. těr' raçe, a grassy bank. weap' on, an instrument of offense or defense. LESSON 130 MISCELLANEOUS 'Two things are absolutely necessary to young people: exercise to render them robust, and discipline to make them good and wise."-Plato. ǎl lu' sion, an indirect reference; a no tō' rĭ oŭs, famous, especially in an hint. blonde, a person of fair complexion. briek' -kiln (-kill), a kiln for burning brick. chěm' ĭe al, pertaining to chemistry. com plex' ion, color of the face or skin; aspect. en com' pass, to enclose; to encircle. e quès' tri an, pertaining to horses or horsemanship. frae' tious, unruly; ugly; snappish. fu' mi gāte, to purify; to smoke. găr' ru lous, talkative; noisy, said of birds. Hō nō lu' lu, capital city of Hawaii. im mǎe' u late, pure; spotless. in sip' id, tasteless; dull; uninteresting. unfavorable sense. yā' ō ya' tion, an expression of homage; popular demonstration. poign' ant (poin'-), pricking; sharp; satirical. re çèss', a niche; intermission. re lief', the act of relieving, or the state of being relieved. sub ter rā' ne an, underground. tri' umph, a victory, or rejoicing over success; to prevail. u nïque' (-nēek'), unequaled; rare; unmatched. vin die' tive, having a revengeful spirit; retributive. vi' tal, essential; pertaining to life. vo eăb' u la ry, a list of words. whōle' some, salutary; healthful. LESSON 131 PERTAINING TO LUMBER bănd' saw, a steel saw in the form of | elăp' board (klǎb' bōrd), a narrow an endless belt. board used on the outside of a house. but' ted, squared at the ends, as ap- ědg' er, a machine for dressing edges; plied to logs. as, of boards, etc. |