The Ronleian ignored the doings of boys in the lower half of the school, and returned their contributions with insulting suggestions, pencilled on the margins, that the authors should devote some of their spare time and energy to the study of their English grammars and spelling-books.

BILLINGTON, LILLIAN E. Using words; an enriched spelling program.

Clearing the ground; directed spelling activities.

And that "Lucy" book hidden in her desk was the cause of it; she had taken it out for just one delicious moment, and the moment had extended itself into an hour and a half, and the spelling lesson was unlearned and the three hard examples in complex fractions unworked.

FIRMAN, SIDNEY G. The progressive spelling series; second year to eighth year inclusive.

Metropolitan achievement tests, advanced batterycomplete, form S and key and directions for scoring, spelling list, supplementary responses.

Our winter school term generally commenced the first week in December and lasted until the first week in March, with one evening set apart each week for a spelling-match and recitation.

Of course he couldn't do it very confidently, but he could venture, and he resolved to ask leave to bring her to the spelling school that very evening.

Morrison-McCall spelling scale for Grades 2 to 8.

When the spelling class was up, Squeers says to Smike, the big, helpless dunce, 'Spell window,'"

SEE Newlon, Jesse H. The Newlon-Hanna spelling notebook.

Old chap looked like a sort of corn doctor or corner spell-binder.

But a good many 'spelling-pronunciations' have found their way into general educated use, and others which are now condemned as vulgar or affected will probably at some future time be universally adopted.

Spelling growth.

a good many years since "spelling-bees" were a favourite amusement in London drawing-rooms.

We had our spelling match on Saturday nights, and every four weeks we would meet with schools in other districts in a grand spelling contest.

<pb id='117.png' /> REEDER, WARD G. Two thousand spelling demons.

ESPRIT DES LOIS (i. e. the Spirit of Laws), the title of Montesquieu's great work, at once speculative and historical, published in 1748, characterised in "Sartor" as the work, like many others, of "a clever infant spelling letters from a hieroglyphic book the lexicon of which lies in Eternity, in Heaven.

R99717. SEE Zipprich, Anthony E. SWAN, KAY. A-B-C spell chart.

I have no detailed objection to items of spelling-reform; my objection is to a general principle; and it is this.

Some spelling-reformers, I am told, in the poorer parts of London do spell his name phonetically, very phonetically.

VAN ANDEL, HENRY J. Dutch grammar; with conversations, rhymes, drills, modern Dutch spelling rules and English-Dutch vocabularies.

Progress spelling tablet for one year's use with Horn-Ashbaugh Progress in spelling.

The whole power of these little figures arose from the fact that they aided the imagination of the spell-worker in forming a mental image of the person sought to be influenced; and thus established a strong en rapport condition.

Your name and your future; does your name spell success?