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VOCABULARY. At-i-my, disgrace for being turned out of office.

At-ra-bil-a'-ri-an, melancholy.

At-ra-ment-al, inky.

At-tri-tion, sorrow for sins, from fear of punishment

Au-cu'-pa-tion, shooting birds.

Au'-di-ent, a hearer.

Au'-di-tion, act of hearing.

Aug-ment', to increase.

Au-gu-ra-tion, act of divination.

Au-re'-ate, golden.

Au-ric'-ular, relating to the ear.

Au-rif'-erous, producing gold.

Aus-cul-ta-tion, hearing or listening.

Aus'-tral, southern.

Aus'-trine, southern.

Au'-to-crat, an absolute monarch.

Au'-to-cra-trix, a female absolute ruler.

Au-tar'-chy, self-sufficiency and self-control.

Au-top-sy, ocular view.

Au-top'-ti-cal-ly, ocularly.

Au-tum'-nal, relating to autumn.

Aux-e'-sis, increase.

Aux-il-i-a' tion, help.

Av-e-na'-ceous, relating to oats.

Av'-e-nue, an opening.

Av'-i-tous, ancient.

Avoʻ-la-tion, the act of flying away..

Ayle, (ale ), a grandfather.

Az'-ure, blue.

AZ'-y-mous, unleavened.

B
Bac-u-lom'-e-try, act of measuring with a rod.

Bac-cif'-er-ous, bearing berries.

Bad-i-nage, senseless talk.

Bairn, a child.