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what new-fangled notions, 36-40

 
36

Look at that kite high up in the air.

A beautiful book bound in red.

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37

What an awkward man!

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38

We were under an oak tree.

I would like to have a full account of that affair.

I left my account book at home.

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39

thinking       shocking       blacking
calling       blowing       winding

Did you find me the book belonging to my father?

borrowing       bragging       breathing
brimming       climbing       cramming

We were in a high wind blowing hard from the north.

Can you hear the booming of the cannon?

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40

Are you trying to kill time?

The men were digging for gold.

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derivations 36-40 (of 45) ex Lillie Eginton Warren (1859-1926), The Warren Method of Expression Reading and Numerical Cipher (1898)
Library of Congress copy PN4111 .W35
available via Internet Archive, digitized November 30, 2012

Fourteenth Expression (36-40)
The mouth is opened, but not in an expressive manner, and the front of the tongue is not prominent in the mouth, when K, G, and Ng are sounded.
7.8.13.14 = black
 

26 December 2013

tags:
awkwardness; auriferous deposits; mining; red; wind
Lillie Eginton Warren