fe ro cious ne go tiate Ab rupt ness com pul sion con cur rence con cus sion com po nent com pos ure con do lence con duct or con junc tion con junct ure cou struc tion de light ful de light some de sign ing en light en en tice ment in cite ment pre sci ence pre sci ent re tire ment sur pri sing dis junc tive dis per sion dis trust ful dis tur bance di ver sion Oc cur rence per cus sion per verse ly per verse ness per ver sion pre fer ment pre sump tion pro duc tion pro duc tive pro mul gate re duc tion re dun dant re ful gent re hears al ex tir pate fore run ner forth com ing re luc tance re luc tant re pub lick fra ter nal il lus trate im mer sion im per fect in crus tate in cul cate in cum bent in cur sion in duc tion in dul gence in dul gent in junc tion re pug nant re sump tion re ver sion se duc tion se pul ture sub ver sion tra. duc tion tri um phant un cer tain 'chi rur geon dif fu sive dis un ion en du rance ex clu sion ex clu sive fi du cial ich neu mon im pru dence im pru dent in clusive in duce ment ob tru sion pe cul iar pol lu tion pro fu sion pro tru sion pur su ance pur su ant re un ion scor bu tic se clu sion suf fu sion trans fu sion aw Ab sor bent ab sorp tion ac cord ance ac cord ant ac cord ing con cord ance cou tor tion dis cord ance dis cord ant dis tor tion en dorse ment ex4 hort er ex tor tion fore stall er hy drau lics im por tance im post ure in cau tious in form ant in stal ment in thral ment ma raud ing mis fort une per form arce Lend not beyond thy ability, nor refuse to lend out of thy ability: especially when it will help others more than it can hurt thee. If thy debtor be honest and capable, thou hast thy money again, if not with increase, with praise. If he prove insolvent, do not ruin him to get that which it will not ruin thee to lose: for thou art but a steward, and another is thy owner, master, and judge. The more merciful acts thou dost, the more mercy thou wilt receive; and if with a charitable employment of thy temporal riches, thou gainest eternal treasure, thy purchase is infinite: thou wilt have found the art of multiplying indeed. Words of three Syllables, accented on the last. gren a dier guar an tee in com plete in dis creet in sin cere in ter cede in ter fere in ter leave in ter vene in ter weave mag a zine mu ti neer naz a rine o ver reach per se vere pre con ceive pri va teer quar an tine su per sede su per vene un der neath vol un teer |