FLAG NAMES

Old Glory.

The Stars and Stripes.

The Flower of Liberty.—HOLMES.

Freedom’s Banner.—DRAKE.

13

to tal

o pin ion

Brit ish

va ry

va ri ous

14

dec la ra tion

to geth er

al to geth er

or i gin

o rig i nal

15

claim

con cludes

a dopt

rep re sent

Eng land

16

Eng lish

Ire land

I rish

Scot land

Scot tish

17

The president’s salute and the British royal salute are the

same—twenty-one guns. There are various opinions as to the origin of

this number. Some claim that the original number was seven and that

twenty-one was adopted to represent the union of England, Scotland, and

Ireland—seven guns for each country.

18

ac count

ed i tor

i ci cle

fact

cob web

19

news pa per

rec i ta tion

pay ment

non sense

de cline

20

re quest

close ly

gos sip

moist

mois ture

21

men tion

puz zle

rid dle

mi ser

o dor

In some words the final _e_ is dropped when an ending beginning with a

vowel is added. This is the rule in Lessons 22 and 23, 24 and 25.

22

ar rive

ar riv al

bore

bor ing

bounce

bounc ing

com bine

com bi na tion

23

pre serve

pre serv ing

com pare

com par ing

pro mote

pro mo tion

ed u cate

ed u ca tion

24

de serve

dodge

re move

ram ble

pledge

in clude

re fuse

en gage

25

sac ri fice

pause

med dle

lodge

in quire

en close

es cape

move

26

Add _ing_ to each word in Lesson 24. In doing this drop the final _e_

because the new ending _ing_ begins with a vowel.

27

Add _ing_ to each word in Lesson 25. What letter must be dropped? Why?

28

yoke

annoy

an noyed

mocked

for ev er

29

de clared

sub mit

sub mit ting

at tached

fes ti val

30

drudge

drudg er y

an nu al

hol i day

al tar

31

per fume

i dle ness

con tin ue

con tin u ing

e vent

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