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nature's music, 425.
naught, 479.

navestu = ne havest
pu, 254.
nay, 179, 182.
-nd, 301.
-ND-ADE, 301.

NE, 495, 503, 504,
506, 507, 508, 513..
nea nay, 182.

near, 527.

neat (cattle), 181, 315.
neat-handed, 607.
necessary, 75.
necessitous, 409.
necessity, 75.

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necht (Anglian), 132.
nectar, 369.
Ned Edward, 373.
need, 104, 315.
need-nots, 599.
needs, 435.
negligence, 356.
neighbour, neighbor,
176, 359.
neighbouress, 384.
neighbourhood, 324.
Nell Ellen, 373.
nelt= =ne wilt, 254.
nemesis, 369.

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-ness, 83, 315, 320,

321, 322.
nest, 315.
nestling, 318.

net, 12, 127, 187,
315.
NETI, 127.

nettle, 12, 316.
never, 226, 504.

nevertheless, 518, 541.
new, 107, 187, 388.
new-fangled, 389.

next, 527.
ng (digraph), 191.
nice, 424.
nicety, 75, 349.
nigardise, 345.
niggard, 342.
nigh, 187, 388, 522,
527.

night, 105, 117, 132,

152, 643.
night-cap, 612.
nightshade, 20, III.
NIHT, 132, 152.
nill=ne will, 255.
nimble, 389.
nine, 105, 458.
ninety, 458.
nip, 105.

nipple, 316, 377.

-NIS, 320.
NITHING, 318.
Nizzard, 342.

no, 479, 483, 495,
504, 514.
noble, 75, 401, 423.
nobody, 477.
no doubt, 545.
noise, 615.
noisy, 394.

Noll Oliver, 373.
nomenclature, 344.
nominate, 309.
nominee, 341.
no more than, 542.
no one, 478.
no one but, 522.
non (Latin), 509.
none, 479, 483, 495,

504, 514, 622.
noontide solace, 565.
nor, 187, 504, 506,

507.
Normandy, 329.
Norsk, 393.
north, 315.

Northerner, 319.
northness, 321.

northwards, 435.

nose, 315.

nostril, 597.

not= =ne wot, 254.
not, 187, 226, 504,

507, 514.
not a bit, 512.
not any, 512.
not a scrap, 512.
not at all, 512, 518.
not in the least, 512.

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oblige, 173.

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obloquy, 606 c.
obscurity, 349.
observatory, 415.
obstacle, 75, 606 c.
obstinate, 75, 417.
obstreperous, 409.
obtaining, 580 c.
obverse, 606 c.
Occupation, 358.
ocean, 364.
-ock, 317, 377.
o'clock, 449.
Odin, 169.
odium, 363.

OE (diphthong), 177.
œcumenical, 406.
of-, 606 a.
of, 425, 446, 466,
468, 523, 524, 529,
564, 589, 606 b,
611.

of a child, 445.
of a morning, 446.
of a truth, 446.
of an evening, 446.
of course, 517.
of him, 468.
of it, 516.
of itself, 591.

of me, 466, 481, 574.
of my own, 591.
of necessity, 446.
of old, 446.
of theirs, 591.
of to, 591.
of us, 466.

of whom, 540.

of yours, 591.

off, 524.
off-, 606 a.
offal, 606 a.
offence, 75, 356.

offend, 75-
offense, 356.
office, 32, 75-
officer, 75.

offscouring, 606 a.
offset, 606 a.
offshoot, 606 a.
offspring, 606 a.
often, 437.

oh! 194, 196, 615.
oh! oh! 194.
or (diphthong), 171,
177, 191.
oil, oiled, 303.
oily, 394.
ointment, 331.
old, 388, 609.

old-friendishness, 609.

olden, 391.

oldster, 385.

omen, 363.

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ornament, 75, 333.
-ose, 411.

-osity, 329, 357, 358,
372.

Ossian, 419.

ostler, 75.

ostracism, 365.

other, 460.

othergates, 515.
otiose, 412.

ou (diphthong), 176,

191.
ought, 187, 289, 290,

300, 479, 514.
our (pronoun), 481.
-our, 187, 329, 331,
337, 359.
ourn, 484.

ours, 484, 485, 575.
ourselves, 469.

-ous, 401, 409.

Ouse, 19.

overlook, 606 a.
overmuch, 606 a.
overthwart, 606 a.
overture, 344.
overturn, 606 a.
overwork, 606 a.

owe, owed, ought, 236,
288, 289.
owl, 61, 119.

own, 495.

ownership, 327.

ox, 41, 315.

oxen, 379.

oyer and terminer, 330.

P, the letter, 136.
pabulum, 363.

pace, 75.

paddock, 20.

page, 329.

pain, 75.

paint, 75.

pair, 75, 90, 260.

palace, 41.

pale, 75, 400.
palette, 334.

palisade, 352.
pall, 103.
palliative, 412.

palmistry, 331, 366.
pamper, 75.
pamphleteer, 340.
pan, 103, III.
pane, 103.
pantheist, 366.

рарасу, 350.
para-, 606 d.
parade, 352.
paradox, 606 d.
paralysis, 369.
paraphrase, 606 d.
parasite, 606 d.
parasol, 606 d.

pardon, 32.
pare, 90.
parental, 418.
parenthesis, 369.
park, 20, 112.
parlement, 75, 333.
parliamentarian, 419.
parliamentary, 414.
parochial, 75.
parochialize, 310.

parson, 169.
part, 75, 234.
partial, 418.

partialize (Sh.), 310.

partisan, 620.

party, 75, 234.
pass, 75.

passage, 335.

passenger, 336.
passion, 75, 332.
passionate, 417.
passive, 412.
pass through, 560.
pastor, 363.

pasture, 344.
patched up, 501.

paten, 343.

patent, 75, 415.

patentee, 341.

path, 113, 136, 315.

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post-office, 612.
postpone, 606 c.
postscript, 606 c.
postulate, 309.
posture, 344.
potato disease, 565.
potent, 416.
potentate, 361.
pottinger, 336.
pouch, 75.
poultry, 331.

pound, 75, 119, 187.
poundage, 335.
pour (French), 187.
pourtraiture, 75, 344.
pourtray, 75.
poverty-stricken, 272.
power, 329.

powder, 75.

pr (? root), 639.
practicable, 403.
practical, 418.
practice, 162, 346.
practise, 162.
practiser, 75.
practize (Sp.), 346.
præ-, 606 c.

pragmatic, 420.
praise, 75.
pray, 75.

prayer, 75, 339.

pre-, 606 c.

pomp, 75.

pooh! 202.

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preach, 75.
preachers, 384.
precede, 606 c.

pork, 41.

precedent, 416.

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present, presented, 75,
260, 303.

pressure, 344.
prest-ready, 75.
prest and boun, 77.
pretence, 356.
pretty, 423, 431.
prevalent, 417.
preventive, 218.
pride, 75, 329, 639.
prigdom, 323.
primacy, 350.

primogeniture, 344.
prince, 41, 75.
princess, 75, 384.
principal, 75.

prison, 75.
privacy, 350.

privateer, 340.

privily, 75.

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