" Patsy giggled, but Louise stared with a wondering, puzzled expression at the crabbed writing, the misspelled words and dreadful grammar.

"I writ this,ef it would be true,what I writ,'The Lord he between me and thee'?" Gaunt passed his fingers now over the misspelled words softly as he would stroke a dead face.

He reads over again each day the misspelled words in the Bible,thinking that the old man's haggard face looks down on him with the old kindly, forgiving smile.

Here, without forcing the meaning, non merentes might be supposed to refer to the parents' not esteeming themselves worthy to be left in possession of such a treasure; but the probability is that merentes is only a misspelling of maerentes for otherwise immerentes would have been the natural word.

It was, however, added, that a person entered as 'H. Hard' was pressed on the identical day that Herbert was, and it was suggested that his name may have been misspelled.

Copy the following wordsthey are often misspelled: loving, using, till, until, queer, fulfil, speech, muscle, quite, scheme, success, barely, college, villain, salary, visitor, remedy, hurried, forty-four, enemies, twelfth, marriage, immense, exhaust.

[Footnote G: Perhaps a misspelling of Occacoke, an island on the coast of North Carolina.]

The type for correction, which the machine itself casts for the purposea lot of a's, b's, etc.is simply substituted for the words misspelled or incorrectly used, as in hand composition.

The word 'defied' had been given out by Schoolmaster Crawford, but had been misspelled several times when it came Miss Roby's turn.

R. The word is also misspelled: it should rather be Ramadan.]

Words ending with any double letter, preserve it double in all derivatives formed from them by means of prefixes: as, see, foresee; feoff, enfeoff; pass, repass; press, depress; miss, amiss; call, recall; stall, forestall; thrall, inthrall; spell, misspell; tell, foretell; sell, undersell; add, superadd; snuff, besnuff; swell, overswell.

So the prefix mis, (if from miss, to err,) drops one s; but it is wrong to drop them both, as in Johnson's "mispell" and "mispend," for misspell and misspend.

[FORMULE.Not proper, because the term "Asserter" which is here put for Verb, is both ignorantly misspelled, and whimsically misapplied.

"A single word misspelled [or misspelt] in a letter is sufficient to show that you have received a defective education.

"Misspell is misspelled [or misspelt] in every dictionary which I have seen.

"Misspell is misspelled [or misspelt] in every dictionary which I have seen.

We don't suppose the shades of GEORGE II., WELLINGTON and RAGLAN will worry much about this annexation of their triumphs, but Lord LAKE'S ghost will be seriously annoyed at the misspelling of Lincelles.

Never misspell a name.

Never misspell a name.

The words are often misspelled, many expressions are ungrammatical, but the handwriting is good and the judgments expressed, even those set down when he was only sixteen, are the mature judgments of a man.

A misspelled word or an incorrect grammatical form in the letter that you send to a business man may show you to be so careless and inaccurate that he will not wish to have you in his employ.

They condemn each other to eternal perdition for misplacing a date or misspelling a name.

After they are all written, he calls upon the pupils to spell them aloud as they have written them, simultaneously, pausing a moment after each, to give those who are wrong an opportunity to indicate it by some mark opposite the word misspelled.

While she is looking over the indictment to discover a misspelled word, or an error in the date, or some other latent flaw, I appoint any two of the by-standers jury.

"Don't" for doesn't,base misspelling of Clos Vougeot, (I wish I saw the label on the bottle a little oftener,)and I don't know how many more.