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VOCABULARY. Ag-gre-ga'-tion, a collection.

A-gres'-ti-cal, belonging to the country.

A-gri-cul-tor, a farmer.

Aid'-ance, help.

A-lac'-ri-ous-ly, with alacrity.

Al-a-mo-dal-ity, conformity to the world.

Al-lec-tation, allurement.

Al-e-ger, cheerful.

A-lep'-sy, loss of strength.

A-leu-rom'-an-cy, divination by meal.

A-lex'-i-phar-mic, antidote to poison.

Al-gid'-i-ty, coldness.

Al-i-bi, at other places.

Al-i-ture, nourishment.

Al-i'-ger-ous, winged.

Al-lo-ca'-tion, act of placing near.

Al-lect', to allure.

Al-le-ga'-ta, charges.

Al-le-ga'-tion, assertion.

Al-lo-cu'-tion, act of addressing.

Al-lo-quy, address.

Al-lot-ment, portion.

Al-o-gy, want of reason.

Al-ti'-grade, rising high.

Al-til-o-quence, lofty speaking.

Al-tim'-e-try,measuring hights.

Al-tis'-o-nant, high sounding.

Al-ti'-tude, hight.

A-man-da'-tion, mission.

A-mar'-i-tude, bitterness.

Am-ba'-gious, circumlocutory.

Am-bil-o-gy, ambiguity.

Am-ble, to walk carefully.

Am'-bo, a sort of pulpit.

Am-bu-la’-tion,act of walking.

A-men'-i-ty-ville, pleasantville.