prŏd´ûç_e_: that which is brought forth from the ground.

profession (prō̍ fĕsh´ŭn): employment; the business which one

follows.

prō̍ mōt´ĕd: advanced; raised in rank.

prō̍ trūd´ĕd: thrust out.

prow: the forepart of a vessel.

prowl´ĭng: going stealthily or slyly.

quạd´rụ pĕd: an animal having four feet.

quā_i_nt: odd; curious.

quạr´ry̆: the animal hunted.

qua̤r´tẽr stạf_f_: a long, stout staff used as a weapon.

quĕst: search.

răm´pärts: walls surrounding a place for its defense.

rē̍ lŭc´tant: unwilling.

rĕm ĭ nĭs´çĕnç ĕs̱ recollections.

rē̍ mŏn´stranç ĕs̝: objections.

rē̍ nounç_e_´: give up.

rē̍ pĕl´: drive away.

rē̍ prō_a_ch´fụl ly̆: chidingly.

rē̍ quīr_e_d´: needed.

rĕs̝´ĭn: a gummy substance which flows from the fir tree.

rē̍ splĕn´dent: very bright; shining.

rē̍ tīr_e_d´: went away.

rĕv ẽr ĕn´tial (shal): respectful; humble.

rō_a_m_e_d: wandered; went from place to place.

rō´s̝ē̍ ā̍t_e_: rosy.

ro̤_u_ tïn_e_´: regular course of action.

rŭd´dĭ nĕss: redness.

săl´lĭ_e_d: ran out.

Säm ar känd´.

Sä mō´ä.

săn´dals̱: shoes consisting of soles strapped to the feet.

s_c_ĕp´tẽr: a staff carried by a king as a sign of his authority.

sē_a_-pī_e_s̱: shore birds, sometimes called oyster catchers.

sē̍ clūd´ĕd: apart from others; lonely.

sĕ_d_ġ´ĕs̝: coarse grasses which grow in marshy places.

Sĕ rā´pĭs.

shē_e_r: straight up and down.

shĭl´lĭngs̝: the shilling is a silver coin of Great Britain equal

in value to about twenty-four cents of our money.

shō_a_l: a great number, a crowd--said especially of fish.

smōl´dẽr ĭng: burning and smoking without flame.

sō´j_o_ûrn ẽrs̝: those who dwell for a time.

sō̍ lĭç´ĭt: ask earnestly.

sŏl´ĭ tā̍ ry̆: lonely.

sŏm´bẽr: dark; gloomy.

sōr_e_´ly̆: greatly.

sȯv´ẽr _e_ĭ_g_n: effectual.

species (spē´shēz): kinds.

spīk_e_d: made the guns useless by stopping the vent or touchhole

with a nail or spike.

sprā_y_: water falling in very small drops.

sprīt_e_s: spirits; fairies.

squa̤_w_s̝: Indian women.

strā_igh_t´wā_y_: at once.

strănd: shore.

strĭds̝: passages between steep rocks or banks so narrow that they

look as if they might be crossed at a stride.

stûr´dy̆: strong.

sŭb´stĭ tū̍t_e_: a person or thing put in place of another.

sŭlk´ĭ ly̆: peevishly; angrily.

sŭl´tan: an Eastern king.

sŭp´pl_e_: easily bent.

sŭs pĕnd´ĕd: hung.

swē_e_p: a boy who cleans chimneys by sweeping them.

swĩrl´ĭng: whirling.

sylph (sĭlf): a fairy.

sy̆m´pȧ thīz_e_: pity.

Tăm´ȧ ră_c_k: the American larch.

Tȧ quȧ mē´na̤_w_: a river of northern Michigan, which flows into

Lake Superior.

tẽrns̝: long-winged seabirds.

tĕt̶h̶´ẽr_e_d: fastened by a rope, for feeding within certain

limits.

Thẽr mŏp´y (ē̍) l_a_ē.

t̶h̶ĭt̶h̶´ẽr: to this place.

tō´k_e_ns̝: signs.

tow'ẽr ĭng: very high.

trăṉ´quĭl: quiet, calm.

trăns pâr´ent: that can be seen through.

trăns pōrt´ĕd: carried.

tûr´bū̍ lent: disturbed; roused to great commotion.

ŭn ġĕn´tl_e_: not gentle; rough.

ûr´chĭn: a little boy.

V_a_ī lï´ma.

văl´iant (yant): brave.

văl´or: courage.

vä_u_nt´ĭng ly̆: boastingly; braggingly.

vē_e_r_e_d: turned; changed direction.

vẽr´dū̍r _o_ŭs: green.

vī´brāt_e_s: moves to and fro.

vĭz´iers (yẽrs̝): in Eastern countries, officers of high rank.

Vŭl´can.

whĭst: still; quiet.

wĭg'wạms̝: Indian houses made of poles covered with mats or bark.

wĭnd´fa̤l_l_: portion of a forest blown down in a wind storm.

_w_rô_ugh_t: worked.

Xerxes (Zẽrx´ēs̝).

yạ_ch_t: a light sea-going vessel used for parties of pleasure,

racing, etc.

Phonic Chart

Vowels

ā _as in_ hāte

ā̍ _as in_ senā̍te

ă _as in_ hăt

ä _as in_ fär

a̤ _as in_ a̤ll

ȧ _as in_ ȧsk

â _as in_ câre

ē _as in_ mē

ē̍ _as in_ bē̍lieve

ĕ _as in_ mĕt

ẽ _as in_ hẽr

ī _as in_ pīne

ī̍ _as in_ ī̍dea

ĭ _as in_ pĭn

ĩ _as in_ sĩr

ō _as in_ nōte

ō̍ _as in_ viō̍let

ŏ _as in_ nŏt

ū _as in_ tūbe

ū̍ _as in_ pictū̍re

ŭ _as in_ tŭb

ụ _as in_ pụll

û _as in_ fûr

ṳ _as in_ rṳde

oi, oy _as in_ oil, toy

ou, ow _as in_ out, now

o͞o _as in_ mo͞on

o͝o _as in_ fo͝ot

Equivalents

ạ=ŏ _as in_ whạt

e̱=ā _as in_ the̱y

ê=â _as in_ thêre

ï=ē _as in_ polïce

ĩ=ẽ _as in_ bĩrd

o̤=o͞o _as in_ do̤

ọ=o͝o _or_ ụ _as in_ wọman

ô=a̤ _as in_ hôrse

ȯ=ŭ _as in_ sȯn

ȳ=ī _as in_ flȳ

y̆=ĭ _as in_ hy̆mn

Consonants

c _as in_ call

ç _as in_ çent

ch _as in_ chase

c̶h _as in_ c̶horus

çh _as in_ çhaise

g _as in_ get

ġ _as in_ ġem

s _as in_ same

s̝ _as in_ has̝

th _as in_ thin

t̶h _as in_ t̶his

ṉ (=ng) _as in_ iṉk

x (=ks) _as in_ vex

x̝ (=gs) _as in_ ex̝ist

TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES

Silently corrected simple spelling, grammar, and typographical

errors.

Retained anachronistic and non-standard spellings as printed.

Enclosed italics (but not bold) markup in _underscores_.

Enclosed bold markup in =equals=.

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