Rist.-curl'st, furl'st.—Again thou unfurl'st thy wings.
Rm.-arm, warm, harm.-Arm, arm! and haste to battle.
Rmd.-arm'd, harm'd.—Armed, armed say you?

Rmdst.-harm'dst, warm'dst.-Thou arm'dst the hand that laid thee low.

Rmz.-arms, forms, storms.-The surly storms are softened. Rmst.—charm’st, alarm’st.—Thou charm'st the ear of man. Rmth.-warmth.-With honest warmth he met me.

Rn.-morn, scorn, urn.-Live, stung by the scorn of thine own bosom.

Rnd.-burn'd, scorn'd.—Warned by the signs, they fly in haste. Rndst.-returnd'st, warn'dst.—It is well thou learn'dst that lesson young.

Rnz.-morns, urns, horns.-On the golden wave the sunset burns afar.

Rp.-harp, warp, sharp.-Time is the warp of life.

Rps.-harps, warps, sharps.-They sing to their golden harps.
Rpt.-warp'd, usurp'd.-Trade hath usurped the land.
Rs.—purse, scarce, curse.—Fierce to the breach they sprang.
Rsh.-harsh, marsh.-O'er marsh and moor.

Rst.- first, worst, burst.-There came a burst of thunder.
Rsts.-bursts. A flood of glory bursts from all the skies.
Rt.—art, port, dirt, cart.—How vast is art, how narrow human
wit.

Rts.—arts, ports, hearts.—The sports of children satisfy the child.

Rtst.—starts't, hurts't.—With these thou flirts't, and smil'st. Rth.-earth, worth, forth.--From this day forth give each his worth.

Rths.-earths, hearths.—Our hearths shall brightly blaze. Rtsh.-march, larch.-We may resume the march of our existence.

Rtsht.-search'd, parch'd.--Pygmies are pygmies still, though perched on Alps.

Rv.—nerve, starve, curve.—Swerve not from duty's path however rough.

Rvd.-curv'd, starv'd.-Life is thus preserved and peace restored.

Rodst.-starv'dst. preservd'st.-Thou preserv'dst his life.

Roz.-nerves, curves.-Then the firmest nerves shall tremble. Rest.-nervst, swervst.-I thank thee; thou nerv'st my arm. Rz.-bars, stars, wears.--We leap at stars, and fasten in the mud.

Sf-sphere, sphynx.-The freed soul soars beyond this little sphere.

Shr.

fell.

Sshrill, shrink.-The bat shrill shrieking flies away. shrine, shriek.-And freedom shrieked as Kosciusko

Sk.—skill, skip.—It is a land unscathed by scorching tear. Skr.-screen, scribe.-Across the wiry edge he drew the screaking file.

Sks.-desks, tasks.-He asks no more than is right.

Skst.-ask'st, basks't.-Ask'st thou to whom belongs this valley fair?

Skt.-ask'd. bask'd.—He risk'd his own, another's life to save.
Sl.-slime, whistle.-Slow tolls the village clock.
Sld.-whistl'd, nestl'd.—The loud blast whistled shrill.
Slz.--nestles, thistles.--The grass rustles drearily over his urn.
Slst.-rustls't, nestl'st.--Thou wrestl'st singly with the gale.
Sm.-smile, smoke.-The smooth stream now smoother glides.
Sn.-snow, pers'n.-The moonlight sleeps upon the snow.
Snd.-less'n'd, list'n'd.—He listened to the music.

Snz.-list'ns, pers'ns.—How the eye of beauty glistens.
Snst.-less'n'st, hast'n'st.-Onward thou hasten'st home.

Sp.-span, speed, spar.-Sport leaped up and seized his beechen

spear.

Spl.-spleen, splendid.-The splendor of such sights.

Spr.-spray, spring, sprig.—In Spring's footsteps sprang herbage and flowers.

Sps.-grasps, lisps, clasps.-The youthful ivy clasps the oak. Spt.-clasp'd, grasp'd.-Pope lisp'd in numbers, for the numbers came.

St.--stand, stop, star.--Hast thou a charm to stay the morning star?

Str.-stroll, strive, strong.-They have strown the dust on the sunny brow.

Sts.—mists, tastes, coasts.-All things seem large which we through mists descry.

Stat.-tast'st, lists't.-Now, with what awe thou list'st the

wild uproar.

Thn.-length'n, strength'n.-Who would lengthen life?

Thnd.-length'n'd, strength'n'd.-These proclaim my length'n'd

years.

Thndst.-length'n'dst, strength'n'dst.-Palsied is the arm thou strength'n'dst.

Thnz.-strength'ns, length'ns.—He length'ns the hour, in vain.
Ths.-youths, faiths.-Youth's bright hours are fleeting.
Tht.-betroth'd.-She was early betroth'd to a Highland
Chief.

Thr.-throb, throne, thrill.—Soft as the thrill that memory throws across the soul.

Thd.-breath'd, sooth'd, bath'd.-They sheathed their swords for lack of argument.

Thz.-bathes, tithes, paths. The paths of glory lead but to the grave.

Thst.—smooths't, writh'st.—O guilt! thou bath'st the world in tears.

Thdst.--smooth'dst, writh'dst.-Thou smooth'dst his lonely brow.

Tl.title, cattle, rattle.-The reef-points rattle on the sail. Tld.-rattl'd, titl'd.—He prattled less, in accents void of guile.

Tldst.-rattl'dst, startl'dst.-Thou startl'dst the slumbering tenants.

Tlz.-itles, turtles, battles.-How the blood mantles in his cheek.

Tlst.-startl'st, rattl'st.-The wild deer thou startlst in the shade.

Tn.-kitt'n, mitt'n, butt'n.-Hew blessings brighten as they take their flight.

Tnd.-whit'n'd, sweet'n'd.-The snow now whiten'd the earth. Tnz.-whi't'ns, sweet'ns.-Thy mercy sweet'ns the cup of woe. Tr.-tribe, tread, trade.-Time's giddy arch with trembling foot we tread.

Tsh.—charm, chime, church.—Youth is not rich in time.

Tsht.-touch'd, watch'd.-Hence have I watched while others slept.

Tshst.-snatch'dst.-Thou touch'dst his wounded heart.

Ts.-bats, roots, hats.-Ten censure wrong, for one who writes amiss.

Tst.-sitt'st, shout'st.-Once on Phyle's brow thou satt'st.
Va.-lic'd, lov'd, sav'd.-He sar'd thy life.

Vdst.—lov'dst, sav'dst.—Thou depriv'dst me of all.

Vl.—ev'l, shov'l, hov'l.-Their hopes still grovel on this earth. Vid.-shov'll'd shriv'll'd.-It seared and shriv'll'd up his

heart.

Vist.—shov'l'st, shriv'l'st.—Thou unrav'l'st the very threads of being.

Vldst.—rav'll'dst.—Thou unrav’lld'st the yarn.

Vlz.-ev'ls, shriv'ls.—So shriv'ls the leaf in the Autumn blast. Vn.—sev'n, driv'n, crav'n.-Thy bonds are riven.

Vnz.—rav'ns, heav'ns.—Heaven's sapphire arch is its resplendent dome.

Vnth.—elev'nth, sev'nth.—You came at the eleventh hour. Vz.-waves, groves, leaves.-The groves were God's first temples.

Vst.—mov'st, rav'st, prov'st.—Weigh well thy words before thou gies't them breath.

Zd.-gaz'd, rais'd, us'd.-Sudden he gazed, but knew not what to do.

Zl.-haz'l, dazzle, puzzle.-It is a puzzle indeed.

Zld.-dazzl'd, puzzl’d.—My eyes are dazzled with the flame. Zldst.-dazzl'dst, puzzl'dst.-Thou puzzl'dst the brain of the

sage.

Zlst.-puzzl'st, dazzl'st.—Thou dazzlst the eye with thy rays.
Zlz-hazl's, puzzl's.—He puzzles over a doubt.

Zm.-prism, chasm.-The sky shone through the fearful chasm.
Zmz.-prisms, chasms.-The billows sink to chasms low.
Zn.-blaz'n, crims'n.-He sinks on the frozen ground.

Znd.-blaz'n'd, crims'n'd.—It is blazoned forth to all.
Znz.-seas'ns, blaz'ns.-Thou hast all seasons for thine own.

Znst.-reas'nst, blaz'nst.-How well thou reason'st, then.