PRONOUNCING KEY AND WORD LIST

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The following key to the pronunciation of words is in accordance with Webster's International Dictionary. The modified long vowels in unaccented syllables are indicated by the modified macron, as in sen'a?te, e? vent', o? bey'. The silent letters are printed in italics.

The list includes the more difficult words of the lessons in the Third Reader not listed in the preceding books of the series.

a mate i pine ? r?de ow cow
a mat i pin Û fÛr c can
Ä jÄr i sir ? f?ll Ç Çent
a? ca?ll ? m? g get
 Âir o note y? city? g gem
? ?sk o not o?o mo?on s so
o? do? o?o fo?ot s? as?
e we oi oil ch chair
e wet u use oy toy th thin
? h?r u us ou out t?h t?hem
?=o wh?t ?=u s?n
Ã=? cellÃr e_=a the_y Õ=? com'fÕrt ?=o?o w?lf
Ê=Â thÊre o?=o?o mo?ve Ô=a? Ôr ?=ng i?k

Ab'n?r
A'br? ham
ab'senÇe
ac count'
a'cre
ad viÇe'
? greed'
al'cove
al'd?r
Al'iÇe
? light'
Al le'gr?
? lo?of'
al'ph? bet
a?l read'y?
a?l't?red
A mer'i c?
? mus?ed'
an'gel
a?'gry?
ant'l?r
an'vil
a'pri cot
A'pril
ar rive'
ar'ro?w
ar'ro?w head
? shore'
at'tic
a?u'bÛrn
A?u'gust
? wait'
ba'con
bang'ing
ban'n?r
bÄr'gain (-gen)
bar'rel
bat?he
beard'ed
beÂr'ing
beau'te? ous
be? hold'
bel'lows (lus)
be? l?ved'
be? neath'
Ben'j? min
Bet?h'le? hem
be? yond'
bis'cuit
Bi'ble
bit'ter
black'smith
bla?'ket
blit?he
blood (blud)
Bly??'ken
bod'ies?
bod'y?
boil'?r
Bon heur'
bot'tom
bough
brake
brake' man
break
breez'y?
brim
buc'kles?
bud'ding
bu'gle
bunch
bur'ied (ber'id)
bÛrst'ing
cab'in
can'dle
ca? reer'
cÂre'f?l
cÂre'f?l ly?
car'riage
Çease
Çel'lÃr
change
change'f?l
char'i ot
cheer
cheer'y?
cher'ries?
chest'nut
chim'ney?
choir (kwir)
chop'ping
chos?e
chub'by?
Çin'Çin nÄ'ti
clam'b?r
clam'b?red
cl?sp
cliffs
cloak
clos?'et
cloth'ing
Clo'v?r no?ok
Cl?'tie
coach
coarse
coast'ing
coax
col'umn
c?m'fÕrt
com pan'ion
c?m'pa?ss
con duct'Õr
con fess'
con'stant
con'stant ly?
con tent'ed
cor'al
cÔr'n?r
co's?ily?
cot'ta?ge
cot'ton
couch
course
court
cran'ber ries?
creak
cre? a'tion
crept
crev'iÇe
crim's?on
cro?ok'ed
Crop'well
cr?'el
cr?'el ly?
cr?'el ty?
crumbs?
cÛrb
cÛrl
cur'rants
cur'rent
dain'ties?
dam'ask
dan'de? lion
dan'g?r
dash'ing
da?ugh't?r
daz'zle
death
Deb'o? r?h
De? Çem'b?r
de? cid'ed
de? lay'
de? light'
de? light'ed
di'? m?nd
dim'ly?
dip'p?r
di rect'ly?
dis c?v'?r
dis'tanÇe
dis tÛrb'
dive
door'way
d?z'en
draught (dr?ft)
drear'y?
drifts
drip'ping
drown
drowned
drown'ing
dunÇe
dust'y?
d?'ing
ea'gle
?ar'nest
ear'rings
Eas't?r
eat'en
ech'o?
ed'u cat ed
eld'est
elm
else'whÊre
em broi'd?r
emp'ty?
en camped'
en'e? mies?
en'e? my?
en gi neer'
Eng'lish (i?-')
Eng'lish man
e? nÔr'mous
?r'nest
er'rand
es cape'
Es'ki mo?
eve
ex act'ly? (egz-)
ex claim'
ex'ile
ex treme'
ex treme'ly?
ir'fax
fa?lse'ho?od
fa'mous
fan'Çies?
fan'Çy?
fÂre well'
fÂsh'i?ned
fath'?m
fa?ult
feath'?r y?
Feb'r? a? ry?
feed'ing
fee'ble
F?r'di nand
f?rn
fes'ti val
fi'?ry?
fifteenth
fi?'g?r
fin'ish
fire'light
fire'man
flashed
fleeÇe
fleeÇ'y?
flour
flute
flut't?r
foam'ing
fo?ot'step
forÇe
forge
for ev´?r
forth
Fr?nÇe
free´d?m
freeze
friend´ly?
frighen
frol´ic
frost´ed
frown
fÛr´ni ture
fur´ro?ws?
fÛr´ry?
fu?r´th?r
gal´l?r y?
game
gÄr´ment
gath´er
ga?uz´y?
gen´?r al
gen´tle man
ghost
glad´dens?
gl?nÇe
glee
globe
glow´ing
gown
gra´Çious
grain
gram´mÃr
gr?sp
greed
Greek
grieve
grind´ing
gro?up
growled
guest
gust
hab´it
hÄlf
hÄlves?
HÄ´nÄ
han´dled
hap´pen
hÄr´ness
hÄrsh
haste
has´tens?
haze
head
head qua?r´t?rs?
h´ealth´y?
heav´en
eight
her´ring
Hin´d?
hoard
hoe´ing
hol´lo?w
home´stead
hon´est
hon´est y?
ho?ofs
hope´ful
hopped
house´hold
howled
huge
hu´man
hum´ble
hu?´gry?
hÛrled
h?r rÄh´
hur´ried
hur´ry?
hÛrt´ing
hy?mns?
e´b?rg
i´Çy?
i´dly?
im´a?ge
im pa´tienÇe
in clos?e´
In´di an´?
in stea
in tend´ing
in´t?r est ing
in vite´
Is?´? bel´l?
is´lands?
isles?
i´vy?
Ja´cob
Jan´u? a? ry?
J? pan´
Jap ? nes?e´
un´ty?
join
joy´ous
juiÇe
June
ju?´gle
Kate
Ken tuck´y?
kind´ly?
king´d?m
knave
knees?
knelt
knowl´edge
lain
lamb´kin
la?´gua?ge
la?wn
la´zy?
lead´?r
leap´ing
lev´el
light´ning
limbs
limp´ing
Li?´coln
lis´tened
Long´fel lo?w
lone´s?me
lo?om
low´lands?
low´ly?
mag´ic
maien
man´n?r
ma´ple
mÄrsh
mat´tress
May
meal
mean
meant
meas´u?re
med´dle
mem´o? ry?
M?r´lin
mer´ri est
mid´ve_in
mil´lion (-yun)
min´is t?r
min´ute (-it)
mir´rÕr
mis´chief
mod´el
mo´ment
mo?on´lit
mo?on´shine
mo´tion (-shun)
mouth´f?l
mu´s?ic
mu si´cian (mu zish´an)
mus´ket
Na hant´
nailed
nan keen´
na´tive
na?ugh´ty?
neck´la?Çe
ne_igh´bÕrs?
ne_igh´ing
net´w?rk
news?´pa p?r
nib´bling
night´gown
Ni´??
nine´teen
no´ble
nÕ´bod y?
nois?´y?
non´sense
nos´trils?
no´tiÇe
No? vem´b?r
nÛrs´?r y?
o? blige
ob s??rve´
Oc to´b?r
of´f?r
of´fiÇe
of´fi Ç?rs?
once (wuns)
o´pen ing
op´po? s?ite
Ôr´chÃrd
o´ri ole
Ôr´n? ment
o´v?r lo?ok´
owl´et
own´?r
ox´en
pack´a?ge
packed
pad´dle
ir
pane
Par´? dise
pÄr´don
Par´is
pÄr´lÕr
par´r?t
pÄr´ties?
pas´sa?ge
p?ss´?rs?
p?s´tu?re
pa´tient (-shent)
pat´t?r ing
pa?us?e
peÂr
peeped
pel´i can
pen´Çil
p?rch
per´ish
Pha´e? thon
Phoe´be (fe´be)
pi az´z?
pic´kles?
pie
pi´ge?n
pil´lo?ws?
Pin´t?
pipes
plain´ly?
plan´et
pla?k
planned
plat´fÔrm
play´fel lo?w
plow´ing
plum´y?
plunged
pock´ets
poked
po? lite´
pop´cÔrn
porch
pos´si ble
post
post´a?ge
pounÇed
poured
prais?e
pra?k
prÂyers?
preach´?r
pre´Çious
pressed
pride
prim´ros?e
PrinÇe
print
print´?r
prize
pro? Çes´sion
pro? mot´ed
prop´?r
pro? tect´
proud´ly?
pro? vide´
pro? vid´ing
prowled
prowl´ing
pr?´dent
pub´lic
p?d´ding
pump´kin
pun´ish
pup´py?
pu?sh´ing
quail
quick
qui´et ly?
quilt
rack´et
rag´ged
rail´road
ras?p´ber ries?
rat´tling
reared
rea´s?on
re? Çeive´
re? fresh´ing
re? joiÇe´
rel´? tives?
re? mai
re? pea
re? pos?e´
ri´fle
ri´pen ing
ris?´en
roam
roast
rock´y?
roll´ing
Rol´lo
Ro´s??
rough (ruf)
R?´dy?
ruf´fle
rus´tle
rus´tling
rust´y?
sad´dest
sad´ness
San´t? M? ri´?
sash´es?
sat´in
sa?u´Ç?r
scam´p?r
schol´Ãr
scold
scout
scram´ble
scratched
scream
screen
seal
sea´port
s?arch
sec´?nd
se? lect´ed
Sep tem´b?r
s?r´m?n
sev´?r al
sex´t?n
shag´gy?
shame
sha?wl
shel´t?r
shep´h?rd
shÔrt
shoul´d?r
shut´tle
sign
Si´las
si´lenÇe
si´lent ly?
sin´ew y?
size
sketch
sledge
sleet
sleigh
slipped
slop´ing
slug´gÃrd
sl?
smil´ing
snap
snatch
snow´flake
snow´y?
sobbed
so´f?
sol´emn
sol´i tudes?
spÄr´kling
spill
splen´dÕr
squeeze
squir´rel
sta?lk
stÄr´lit
stÄr´ry?
steam
stitch
stol´en
sto?ol
stran´g?r
strength
stretch´es?
stu´di o?
stuffed
suc Çess´
sud´den
sud´den ly?
suf´f?r
suf´f?r ing
su´gar (sho?og´er)
sunk´en
sup plie
sÛr´fa?Çe
sur rounds?´
sÛr ve_y´
sÛr ve_y´Õr
sw?mp
swa?rm
sweet´bri ?r
swell
sword
sy?c´? more
tal´lo?w
t?sk
tas´sel
ta?ught
tempt
ter´ri ble
ter rif´ic
ter´rÕr
thatched
tha?w
third
thou´s?and
thread
threshed
threw
throng
ThÛrs?´da?y
tim´id
ti?´kled
tom´tit
to?ols?
To´r?
tow´?red
track
tread
treat
tres´tle
tro?op
trou´ble s?me
trun´dle
tru?k
tr?th
tr?th´f?l
tum´ble
tune
tÛr´tle
tusk
twi?´kle
twist
un´d?r neath´
un´d?r take´
un seen´
un tr?th´
Ûrge
Val´en tine
vales?
val´ley?
ve_il
ve_in
vest
vic´to? ry?
vis?´it
wagged
wait´ing
w?n´d?r
w?tch´dog
wax
way´side
wea´ry?
weep
we_igh
wel´c?me
whale
whenÇe
wheth´?r
whi´ten
whin´ing
whis´tling
whole
who?op
wicks
wil´d?r ness
win´do?w
win´try?
wit?h´?red
wit?h in´
wiz´Ãrd
w?lf
w?n
w?n´d?r
worms (wÛrmz)
wound´ed
wreath
wrecked
Wy??k´en


Transcriber's Notes:

  • Obvious punctuation and spelling errors have been fixed throughout.
  • Inconsistent hyphenation is as in the original.
  • The [th], th ligature, in the pronunciation key and list has been replaced with t?h as there is no character for the th ligature.
  • Dora Reed Goodale and Dora Read Goodale left as in the original.





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