92 ONTARIO PUBLIC SCHOOL SPELLER.

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starry bargain vague gallery

scarred chieftain league slippery
giraffe scaffold plague millinery

lacrosse stubborn brogue machinery

Copy,-—-A baby’s brooch. I bought two ladies’ brooches. A
lady’s blouse. Ladies’ blouses for sale. Enemies’ camps.

The rogue used Irish brogue. Slippery stairs led to
the gallery. I’m captain of the lacrosse team in the
junior league. The starry skies. Ladies’ millinery is
often expensive. The Scottish ehieftain was a stubborn
fighter.‘ He had a vague idea of escaping the scaffold.
The giraffe is scarred with Wounds. A plague of gnats
and flies. The machinery was sold at a bargain.

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credit severe piety delicate

summit severity 11icety intimate

culprit persevere gi111let fortunate

benefit interfere eaglet porcupine
Copy,—A jockeys horse. Two jockeys’ horses. A donkey's
travels. liionkeys’ tricks. Donkeys’ ears.

Moderate supplies will not satisfy the eaglets on the
rocky summit. A porcupinds quill pierced the unfor-
tunate culprits thigh. Persevere in boring the hole; but
don’t interfere, with my gimlet. The severe weather will
benefit my niece. Notice the nicety of their speech and
the Iiiety of their intimate friends. Iligh ceilings. A
hart is a male deer. A fierce boar chased Ernest.