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Revised by M. II. Eveleth.

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RANGOON :

AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSION PRKS:-

K. D. PHINNEY, SUPT.

1886.

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Nine

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Sound

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VERBS.

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A Verb is a word used to assert or affirm somethingabout a person or tiling: as I read, the dog runs.

Any word which makes sense with to before it, is

a Verb.

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prevent its too frequent repetition ;as Jane and

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preserved hers.

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Prepositions are words mostly placed before Nouns

and Pronouns, to show the connection between one

word and another; as, He went from Maulmain to

Amherst in a boat.

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other Adverbs to give them a more distinct meaning;

as, He talks quickly / he means well/ he is a very

good man.

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sentences; as, George and William are happy, because

they are good. Since it is so. Though he slay me.

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Interjections are words used to express a sudden

emotion or passion; as, Alas! the disaster which befel

the city. Hark! hear the birds sing.

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tions, Adverbs and Conjunctions.

PREPOSITIONS.-^^^•-

About the city.

Afyove the clouds.

He went across the river.

One after another.

After him arose another king.

One army was arranged over against the other.

lie was calm amidst danger.

He sowed tares among the wheat.

There is not an honest man amongst them all.

They dug a moat around the city.

The lady is at home.

Do not stand before me.

He went before the other.

Come before you eat.

Do not go before I return.

Let him stand behind me.

One room is below the other.

Between Tuesday and Friday.

What is the distance betvjeen the two houses?

There is a written engagement between them.

There is no communication between them.

He is far beyond his brother in knowledge.

Go beyond the tree.

Beyond that village there is still another.

Come and sit by me.

During the journey.

Sentences showing the use of some of the Preposi-

tions, Adverbs and Conjunctions.

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How much did you pay/ar this?

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From the moment he saw the lady.

He was in the house at that moment.

The Governor has gone into the country.

The leaves of the tree are still green.

He pushed the boat <?^the shore.

Put this book on the table.

Who made you a judge over i^ \

The lamp is suspended over the table.

He searched through the whole country.

Go to the bazar and buy vegetables.

Will you give it to me?

He went toward the bazar.

He is under the house.

He fell upon a log and broke his arm.

He always went with his master.

You can go without me.

How can we go without you \

Without God, without law.

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He kept aloof from his neighbours.

He has already come.

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I shall go by and by.

He worked very hard.

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He was hardly dealt with.

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He fell headlong from the house.

Hereat he became angry.

He went here and there seeking what he could not find.

Hereby he was ruined.

Hereby he gained wealth.

In order to bring it home to his consciousness.

They were homeward bound.

However you may do it, you will not get the answer.

It was ill of them to do it

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country.

We just escaped with our lives.

The enemy wets just about to seize him.

Just at that time the king was about to march.

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Always speak kindly to the sorrowful.

That house is worth less than this.

It is likely they will build on that ground.

It is a long time since that happened.I merely spoke to him.

This is more beautiful than that.

I will give you more than he will.

You are more terrified with a ghost which you cannot

see, than I am with a shadow which I can see.

She was a very motherly person.

As he must needs go to the bazar, he went.

The fever returned nightly.

There is neither rain nor dew.

They went northward to search for new countries.

He put far off the evil day.

The ship kept off the shore.

He acted offhand, without forethought.

Go on with your work, do not stop.

Walk on, I will come soon.

He went onward until he came to a place of which he

had never heard.

The magistrates have beaten us openly, uncondemned.

All these things were done openly*

Speak out that you may be heard.

He went out doors.

It must be done outright.

A man fell overboard.

That you might understand, he spoke plainly.

The wall stands plumb, it will not fall.

He was publicly executed on the gallows.

The rice and fowls are quite gone

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I seldom see him*

In Egypt it seldom rains.

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Do not make a noise, speak softly.

The ship sailed southward*

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to attend to.

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Thereafter they went no more.

Thereat they were greatly pleased.

Thereby he became greatly impoverished.

I have heard good news and am therefore glad.

When he heard therefrom he was very sad.

He smote him therewith.

I wish you to learn your lessons thoroughly.

The boat is upside down.

The book is upside down.

He unwittingly took the wrong road.

Whenever you read, do it with care.

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other, it would have been easier.

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Wherein did he err.

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Albeit what you say is true, I cannot like it,

The King is coming down with an army ;also I hear

that a palace is being built for him at Rangoon.

Although I hear what you say I cannot believe it.

The boy can neither read nor write.

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You and I will go to the bazar and buy some plates.

As neither of them had seen the image before, they

stopped to observe it.

lie was defeated in battle, because a part of his troops

revolted.

I wish very much to go but am unable.

You must study, else you will always be ignorant.

Blessed are the merciful for they shall obtain mercy.

I dislike to go, hoioever if you wish I will accompany

you.

Be careful, lest it should happen to you as it has to

many others.

He is a learned man, moreover he is a very good man.

The man is very ill, nevertheless I think he will recover

his health.

You must either pay for the book which you lost or

give another.

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He has gone to reside at Amherst that he may have

the benefit of sea air.

Thereupon I went in search of him.

Unless he comes to me how can I tell him.

He is a very ugly animal, yet they say he is very useful .

Whether it is good or bad you must bring it.

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Is he in ? He is in.

Do it so. We do it so.

Is he to go. He is to go.

Will you go. I am to go.

Is it he? It is he.

If it be so. Go in.

I will go up. I also will go.

Is he up? He is up.

Is it my dog? lie is by me.

Is it my axe? Is it my ox J

Am I to go up?

No, he is to go up.

I am to go, if you go.

Is he to go if we go ?

JNo, he is not to go.

Sit by me.

I am to do it, if you do.

Bid him go and get my pen.

Did you see a man and dog.

The dog ran at a cat and bit it.

The cat ran, and the dog ran.

Is he to try to do it?

Put on your hat.

Do not annoy my dog.

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I am glad I can do it for you.

Do as T bid you.

He fell and hurt his hand.

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He must take good care.

Can you make a map?Let its run with a hoop.

Take care and do not fall.

We must be kind to all men.

We must do harm to no man.

Hark! I hear the bell ring.

Wash your hands and face.

Put on your hat and go.

Do not lose your book.

Stop, do not run so fast.

We must run, or we shall be late.

Keep far from harm.

It is late; go to bed.

We will sit till nine o'clock.

A fish is in the pond.

Ask that man to sell a top.

I have got a nice top.

That man goes fast.

We must not hurt the rlv.

Let us all do well.

He can run, and he can hop.

Let us see the boys run.

A bad boy tells lies.

A good boy will not do so.

My son, read and be wise.

All good men will love you.

The sun is up. How bright it is !

I saw the sun rise in the east.

A good boy will not tear his book.

He will not leave his book at home.

A good boy will bring his book to read.

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A good boy is glad when he has leave to learn.

You must not talk in school; it is not good.

Go not in the way of a bad boy.

A bad way has a bad end.

I know not the day I am to die.

You must die, and so must all men.

Take care to say what is true.

Obey them that are set over you.

I am to do and say, as I am bid.

Do as you are bid, and do not sin.

If I am bid to tell a lie, I must not.

It is very wicked to tell lies.

I must not take what is not mine.

The fool does not seek to be wise.

They who love sin will be punished.

Here is a cat.

Cats live in the house.

Their fur is very smooth.

Their kittens mew.

Cats can climb trees.

They catch rats and mice.

They are very useful.

Their claws are very sharp.

They can see in the night.

They do not like to get wet.

There are wild cats, and there are domestic cats*

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Come quickly.

Go there.

It is cool.—It is cold.

It is warm now.

The sun is very hot.

It is very dark.

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Look there.

Do not make a noise.

Do it quickly.

What do you bring?

Bring that thing.

Don't you know I

Never mind.

Take this away.

Be careful.

I have none.

Where can it be had?

What do (you) want?

(I )want nothing.

Of what use is it ?

Of no use whatever.

What is the matter \

There is nothing the matter.

What are (you) hoping for %

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say ?*

Why do (you) laugh?

Why do (you) cry?

I am greatly astonished.

Are (you) fatigued? [with

work or walking.]

Are (you) weary? [with

sitting.]

Are you harrassed? (inbo-

dy or mind.)

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PHRASES. 97

Are (you) sorry [mind hot]?

Do (you) like this?

Do (you) dislike( it ) %

Will you walk in the wood \

(I

) will walk in the wood ?

What is there in the wood?

There are flowers and there are birds also.

There are tigers also, sir.

There is an elephant.

There is a wild cow.

There is a buffalo.

There are deer, male and female.

The porcine deer, male and female.

A rhinoceros. Swine, male and female.

A goat. An ox,

A deer [small kind]—and there is also a cat.

What work do you understand?

( I ) understand that of a jeweller.

know how to paint.

can carve in wood.

understand blacksmithing.

understand carpentry.

understand turning wood.

Do you understand playing musical instruments?

can play upon the harp.

can play the mee-gyoung.can play the violin.

can blow the French-horn.

can play the Jews-harp.

Can (you) play the flute?

(I) cannot, sir [do not know how|.

Can (you) play the violin?

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PHRASES. 99

(I

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Can you play on the harp?

Try to play.

Can (you) sing*

How many carts are there \

Your servant has one only.

Is there a carriage?

There is no carriage, *ir.

Is there a groom?There is a groom.

There is also an elephant keeper.

Fetter the elephant and turn him out.

Is it a decoy female elephant ?

Is it a male elephant?

How many elephants are there?

There are four or five.

There are also six horses.

Can( you ) ride ?

(I) can ride, sir.

(I) can ride very fast, sir.

The horse neighs, sir.

The elephant roars.

The lion roars. The crow caws.

Come again in the afternoon.

Come early to-morrow morning.If (you) do not come, (you) will be punished.

Do not come day after to-morrow.

(I) like plantains and oranges.

One jacket is white, one is black.

The white jacket is pretty.•

The black jacket is not pretty.

(I ) am sorry. Look here.

Return quickly (or soon).

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PERASKS. 101

Stay about one hour.

If I do not come, wait longer.

Where is (he, she, or it)?

(My) work is not done yet.

Will(he

) bring the basket ?

Do it better than this.

Do not let (it) get wet.

(He) cannot come to-day.

He says (he) will come to-morrow.

Which is the best?

Give(it

)to the teacher.

When I call come quickly.

Do ( you )wish to go elsewhere \

Why did( you ) stay so long ?

Why did (you) not come early?

Is the rice crop good this year ?

Is it plentiful or scarce? I wish to know.

(He) sends a royal order throughout the country.

(He) lives without religion.

He kills with the sword(or knife).

The thing which I like.

Do not say his religion, or mine.

He went one way, I another.

According to this, he must go.

(According

to that, he will be ruined.

I depend on no king, rich man, or great man.

I do not know how much there is.

There is nothing.

What reason is there ?

What do (you) think <

When I have seen it myself, I shall believe.

The elephant is uncommonly large.

There are animals of every kind.

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PHRA.8ES. 103

(They) cultivate gardens for a living.

(They) cultivate fields for a living.

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(I) have a large knife.

(I

)have a hatchet [ or axe

].

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What are you buying and selling ?

What merchandise does this country yield '.

Are there flowers in the garden ?

How many mangoes are there?

How do (you) sell those goods j

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(It) is larger than the house.

The highest mountain.

The deepest valley.

A rather sweetish mango.Of all the bad, (he) is the worst.

This road is farther than that.

This road is as far as that.

Those two roads unite near the river.

How great !

Bring two umbrellas. Two villages.

Five teachers.

Three governors.

Twenty bundles of paper.

It shines like the sun.

Do you know what o'clock it is*

Birds fly in the open sky (face of the sky).

The law which men should observe.

As to the law, it is good.

He decides according to law.

(He) comes from the city.

(He) stands at the foot of the tree.

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PHRA8ES. 105

(He) did (it) to the end of life.

(He) did not stay even one day.

(He ) goes as far as the house.

According to the king's order.

Man.

The person I saw.

He is very proud.

He behaves like a king.

He acts like a brute.

Do not believe that man, sir.

(lie) is a great deceiver.

This man is cunning, sir.

That man is not cunning, he is very foolish.

This man has some sense, sir.

That man is refined.

This man is unpolished, sir.

This man is bad, sir.

That man is insane.

This man is a righteous man.

This man is an upright person.

This man is a gentle person.

This man is a wise person.

This man is honest; he does not deceive.

This man has a (good) intellect.

He came with the teacher.

( He is ) like the teacher.

Is this man irritable 3

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Is this man angry 3

(He) is not angry, sir.

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Do not be angrv.

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PHRASES. 107

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He is a great man, sir.

Is this man old \

He is an old man.

This man is a good man.

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(This) boy is naughty.

(He) works for a living.

His appearance is good.

(I

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(I) w7as thinking whether (he) would go.

May (he) come? Let (him) come.

He has not yet arrived.

If (he) wishes to go, let (him) go.

Having thus said he departed.

Though (he ) goes, ( he) will not die.

(He) has just now gone.

Where has he gone \

(He) has gone to Bengal.

Will he return to this country \

After looking, (he) found (it).

Is this woman young, or old \

(She) is young. (She) is old.

Describe that woman s dress, and ornaments.

(She) wears a petticoat.

(She) wears a jacket.

(She) wears gold ornaments.

(She) wears wrist bangles.

(She) wears ear ornaments.

(She) wears foot bangles.

(She) wears three finger-rinii>.

(She) wears necklaces.

( She ) wears a shawl.

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What does that man wear \

(He) wears a waistcloth, also a jacket.

lie wears flowers in his ears.

He wears a turban.

He wears sandals and carries an umbrella.

What kind of a person is hej

What do they do ?

This man is handsome.

That man is ugly.

This woman is handsome.

This woman is ugly.*

I love this man.

I like that man.

I respect the teacher.

Do (you) pity these people \

(I ) pity (them), sir.

Is there a man on the hill \

There is, sir.

(Of) what race is the man?

(He) is of the Karen race.

Besides this race, is there another 2

There is also the Chin race.

He had gone before I arrived.

Though he went he did not arrive.

All mankind.

(He) does as much as he can.

Speaking.

Pronounce this.

I cannot speak the Burmese language.

The Burmese language is very difficult.

In order to speak, (you) must practice.

(I) shall gradually be able to speak it.

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According to this, he said.

If I pronounce badly, tell me.

I have made a mistake (in speaking).

What do you call this?

Much talk, be quiet.

He says (he) will come to-morrow.

Very well; when he comes, tell me.

Who spoke thus?

Consider the meaning of the words.

Make what inquiries you please.

Shall be more pleased if you inquire.

^1) will show you plainly.

Do not speak fast.

Speak slowly, won't you 1

What does this man say?

He does not say anything, sir. •

Do you guess what he means?

The language which children use.

No one understands (it).

The teacher says, do not do it.

Speak the truth only.

If (you) speak thus, you qannot obtain (it).

If so, his word will be established.

Do (you) understand? (I) do not understand.

Listen to me. Do you hear !

I said nothing. Say it again.

Speak loudly. Do not tell lies.

I cannot tell, sir. Such language is very vile.

House.

Where is the house?

Is the house large, or small \

In what place do (you) live?

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It is at some distance, sir.

It is one or two miles distant.

How many houses are there?

Among many houses that is the largest.

(I) greatly desire a small house.

This house is better than that.

Search for bamboos to build a house.

(He) built a house at the entrance of the road.

Is he in the house \

Open the window.

Open the door. Shut the door.

Do not sit on the steps.

Place (it) on the table.

Put (it) into the box.

Bring the box which is near the bed.

Open the trunk, (chest, or box). Shut(it).

Pull out that drawer.

Give the key. Give the broom.

Wipe the books.

(I

)want a washerman.

Wash these handkerchiefs.

Please give a chair.

Please give a pencil. Please give a ruler.

Please give an inkstand and pen.

Bring some paper also.

Give the gurglet.

Please give (me) a chair.

(It) is in that room.

(He) will ruin tfie chair.

(He) threw the book from the window.

Bring the fan. Fan (me).Buy ten mats, and spread the carpet.

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Wipe the table.

Wipe the chairs.

Prepare the bed well.

Throw, out this water.

Sweep the room clean.

Thread the needle.

Sew your clothes.

Light the candle.

Wipe the lamp.When wiped, light (it).

Have (you ) put in oil i

Why have (yon) not put in oil '.

(You) must put in oil every day.

Where are the snuffers?

Wash this.

When washed, spread it out in the sun.

Is it dry? Is it not yet dry?If dry, take

(it

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Eating and Drinking.

What do (you) eat ?

Will you eat rice ?

Have (you) eaten morning rice i

(I) have not yet eaten.

(I

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Will (you) drink water?

Bring drinking water.

Will (you) drink spirit f

Of what use is spirit ?

It is not good to drink spirit.

Are (you) hungry for rice?

Are (you) thirsty for water?

He eats. He drinks.

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Do (you )not eat pork?

Do (you) not wish to eat fowl's flesh I

Is it not good to eat meat !

Have (you) not eggs and fried fish?

Go and cook (your) rice.

Prepare and give the tea.

I have made the tea, sir.

Set the table.

(I) have set (it), sir.

Heat (some) water.

It is put in (to heat). Has the water boiled?

(It) has boiled, sir.

Bring the tea-pot.

Bring the dry tea.

Bring a tea cup.

Bring a saucer.

Bring the sugar.

Bring the butter. Bring the bread.

Please bring the cow's milk.

Have you done drinking tea 3

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Give two glass tumblers.

Take a cup out of that cup-board.

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Wash this tumbler.

When the tumbler is washed put in water and give.

Give the yam, and bring potatoes also.

Give the curry.

Buy some curry vegetables aud (other) food.

Buy five ducks.

Give duck flesh. Give the pork.

Give the beef. Give the mutton.

Buy a dozen fowls.

Let there also be fowl's eggs and duck's eggs.

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Bring two knives aud three forks.

Bring the honey bottle.

Is honey abundant in Burma '.

Toast (some) bread. One slice of bread.

(He) eats as he goes.

(He) remains eating, drinking and enjoying himself.

Buy rice, paddy, salt, fish and ngapee.

Buy also oil, tobacco, red pepper and onions.

(HJt) will ruin the pen-knife.^ Illness.

Have you fever I Does your head ache \

.My head aches. Is your throat sore?

What is the matter with (your) eyes?

My eyes are sore.

Will he die ? Are (you ) not well ?

(I

)am a little better.

I am very sleepy. He died of fever.

Every man must die.

He was not well, and went for the sea air.

If (his) illness disappears, he will return.

Is there cholera in this place?

There is cholera in two or three houses only.

Have you had the small-pox?

Have you had the measles ?

Do (you) cough in the night i

(I) cough more in the morning.

Have you taken (your) medicine I

Do you sleep well ?

(I ) do not sleep well.

He has tooth-ache.

(He) must have (his) tooth extracted.

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Book.

Where is the book j

Can (you) read Taking?How do (you) call (it)

in Talaing?

Do (you) understand the Talaing language?

(I) understand a little.

Are you a Talaing, or a Barman i

Talaing, sir.

Do the customs of the Burmans and Talaings differ?

The largest book.

There are writings of various kinds.

Some are very curious.

I have seen that book.

This book I have never seen.

What is in the history of the kings?

(You) can write well, can you not?

Why are you sorry 3

I am sorry because I have made a mistake, sir.

What book are you reading ?

Do you recollect what I told you \

Have (you) done writing?

Not done (writing) yet, sir.

Until this time, why are (you) not done?

Is this right (or correct)? It is not, sir.

I am tired of correcting the writing.

Fiue.

Give some fire. Strike fire.

Light the candle. Bring a wax candle.

Light a cigar. Do not let there be any smoke.

Extinguish the fire.

Is there a fire place (or cook-house) <

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Is there a fire (conflagration)?

Shall (X) burn (it)?

Burn up the trash.

Is there no candle?

If none, go buy and bring.

There is much smoke. It smokes badly.

The jungle is burning. Bring a brand.

Have you a match?

Water.

Three rivers.

Is the water (tide) rising in the river?

It is not rising yet.

Is the water falling (tide running out)?It is near falling, sir.

When the water falls come and tell (me).Will you go when the tide rises? Yes, sir.

How far is it from this?

Is this water deep \

It is shallow, sir.

Is there no well ?

Can (you) swim \

(I) cannot swim, sir.

Throw (it) into the water. Let us bathe.

Will (you) go to bathe?

Does the water run swiftly 1

Come when the water rises.

Are there sharks in the water \

Is the water clear, or muddy \

The water is muddy sir.

Is the water red, or white 3

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The water is red, sir.

Is the river broad ?

The river is broad, sir.

The channel is narrow.

Do (you) know the channel?

Amherst is at the mouth of the river.

There are boats all along the river.

Horse.

Can (you) ride?

Dare (you) not ride?

(I) dare not ride, sir.

This is a very bad horse, is it not?

Who owns him?

Where are the saddle and bridle ?

(I) cannot tell, sir.

Has the horse been fed with paddy ?

Go and see.

Call the groom.Must (I) call him?

Has the horse done drinking ?

Why did (you) not bring (him)?Will (you) go aud ride, to rest you '.

I do not wish to ride, sir.

If not, put the horse in the stable.

Boat.

How many boats are there 3

(He) went by boat.

Where are the boatmen \

Is this a good boat?

Go, call the helmsman.

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Are ( they )in the boat i

Who is in the boat ?

Put these things in the boat.

Will (you) go by boat? Will (you) go by land?

Can (you) not go by boat?

Did (he) die by the sinking of the boat?

Where is the mast?

Is the wind fair to make sail?

What are (you) putting into this boat?

The boat is now gone.

Have (you) ever been up the Irrawaddy river?

Three ships have arrived.

The ship now arriving.

While going, another ship arrived.

When the steamer arrives, there will probably be news

by her.

The south wind blows.

Hoist the mast.

He fell from the mast.

Spread the sail.

Let down the sail.

Have (you) no oars?

There are paddles, sir.

Step on the board and pass over.

Row on, row on.

Is there a water dipper ?

There is much water in the boat.

Throw out the water.

The boat is sinking.

Fasten the boat (set the bamboo).On the right side there is a shoal.

Is the water deep on the left side ?

(He) took (it) out of the ship.

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PHRASES. 129

Gun.

Do (you) know how to lire a gun?

( I) do not, sir.

Ram down the cartridge.

Is there any shot?

There is none. There are bullets.

Why did (you) not bring the shot?

(I) forgot it,sir.

Run quickly and bring (itor them).

Where is the ramrod?

(It is) broken, sir.

Are the percussion caps gone?

Try to hit that bottle.

(I) am much afraid, sir.

Do not be afraid, you!

Bring the powder flask.«

Give the shot bag.

(I) have looked, and cannot tind(it),

sir.

Bring a brace of pistols.

Did you hear the report of a cannon ?

When did it fire?

OF THE COUNTS, & c .

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Who governs this country?

A Commissioner governs it.

What cases are decided in the Commissioner's

Court?

Appeals from the Deputy Commissioner's, Magis-

trate's, and Woon-douk's Courts. The more important

affairs of the country are also decided in the Commis-

sioner's Court.

What cases are decided in the Deputy Commis-

sioner's Court i

All Criminal cases from the jungle, with all matters

pertaining to the collection of revenues, are decided in

the Deputy Commissioner's Court.

What cases are decided in the Criminal Court (

Thefts, robberies, violence, extortions, incendiaries,

assaults, murders, transgressions of municipal law;as

gambling, cock-fighting, and betting, are decided by

the Magistrate in his Criminal Court.

What cases are decided in the Assistant Magistrate's

Court?

Cases arising out of borrowing or lending money :

debts of credit; broken contracts; mortgages on houses,

lands, elephants, horses, buffaloes, &c, are decided in

the Civil Court, by the Assistant Magistrate or

Woon-douk.

What cases are decided in the Seet-kai's Court?

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132 COURTS.

Minor cases : as abusive words, quarrels, separations

of husbands and wives, pledges for borrowed money,default of agents, and all petty suits under 200 rupees,

are decided by the Seet-kai.

Petition.

My Lord, I Nga Pyu humbly desire a hearing. I

owned 20 buffaloes, and this man desiring to hire them

to work his fields for the season, promised to return

me, after harvest, 500 baskets of paddy for their servi-

ces. Upon this promise, I Nga Pyu in the presence

of the village head men, took a written contract from

him, and delivered over the buffaloes. During the

four or five months he worked them, three of the

buffaloes sickened and. died: moreover, four others

were stolen. Now, though this man has gathered his

harvest, he neither gives me the 500 baskets of paddy,

nor any compensation for the seven lost buffaloes.

Therefore, because he persists in this unlawful course,

I humbly beg a summons for him to appear in Court.

Questions and answers.

Who is the plaintiff? Nga Pyu.

Who is the defendants Nga Mai.

Give a summons for him.

Has the plaintiff witnesses ?

Is the evidence according to the defendant's state-

ment '.

The Magistrates's Court.

Magistrate's order. must appear at the Magis-

trate's Court on the morning of March 7th 1217, at

COURTS. 133

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134 COURTS.

10 o'clock, to give and receive evidence in Nga Pyu's

case. Costs of suit are deposited in Court. In case

of failure to appear according to the order, a suitable

fine will be adjudged.

Proceedings of the Court.

Have the witnesses been sworn ?

Let the pleader's refutation be shown to the Court.

Your case will be examined and decided, on the 5th

of the month.

The parties in suit are ordered to appear in court

on the 3rd day after the full moon.

According to the evidence of the witnesses, the

loser of his case must pay a fine in money, or go to

jail.

Is the sentence defined? Do you like the jail?

My Lord, I am not satisfied with that decision,

and wish to appeal.

Yery well, let the costs of the court, and the fees

for an appeal, be placed in court.

An Appeal.

My Lord, I your servant humbly beg a hear-

ing. Though your servant has petitioned to be heard

on some points not fully explained, sentence has been

given in favor of the plaintiff. My Lord, as your ser-

vant has been unjustly condemned, your servant is

dissatisfied, and appeals to my lord, as the only refuge

of the oppressed, for a just judgment.

Taxes.

What taxes are paid by each house in town '.

COURTS. 135

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136 COURTS.

In town, each bouse must pay 2, 4, 8, 12 annas or

a rupee> as the assessment may be.

What taxes are paid in the jungle?

Agriculturists must pay Rs. 2/8 per acre, on the

land cultivated. There is also a poll tax, and a fish

tax, a tax on fish ponds, salt, &c, according to their

value.

What do you mean by a Thoo-gyee's eating (a

place),or by his eating customs?

Head men of the jungle districts receive no month-

ly salaries, but Government gives them ten rupees

from every hundred they collect; hence they receive

more or less according to the whole amount they payin. This is called eating taxes, or Thoo-gyee-sa.

Tax on Salt.

All who make salt have to pay four annas tax on

every pot set for boiling.

About Customs.

Every ship, brig, or boat, of whatever description,

coming from a foreign country, bringing merchandise

for sale, must pay duties at the Custom House, accord-

ing to the laws concerning duties. This money is

called customs or duties.

What is meant by a Kya-dan-gyee '.

A monthly collector of taxes who receives large

sums, is called a Kya-dan-gyee, or large collector: one

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138 COURTS.

who receives but a small amount, is called a Kya-dan-

ngai, or small collector;the peon who collects the

monthly house-tax is called in Maulmain the Peon-kya.

Burmese Laws.

In the ancient books of the Burmese, are there laws

for the regulation of taxes, customs, &cj

From the time of the first great Tham-ina-dah

king, there have been laws regarding the levying and

receiving of taxes, recorded in the ancient books.

COURTS. 139

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VOCABULARYOF TERMS PERTAINING TO COURTS, MILITARY MATTERS, &C.

v*^**.*.

oocoodcSgooS duties, customs, revenue.

dtjSoSa custom house.

-oS a Lead collector of customs.

oocfjJSa lieutenant, an officer under a chief, <.oS8o8Sn

gcgS. 8o^8»

ooorgosccxgSmonev forfeited.

ooo^gSssntS to confine in irons.

oorxggSscoosa prisoner in fetters.

oocfjjSa chief of ten, a sergeant, a corporal.

oooajoSsmS imprisonment, but not in irons.

ODgS revenue.

h a collector of revenue.

—gq)S8 a head collector.

©0C6|8a clerk of the revenue.

gooS revenue.

cooS^SBoSuSs a revenue collector.

coo5^8 revenue department office.

o^ a head collector of customs.

os>S8ooo8 a square or compartment in a table.

os)©8l)3)oS registered answers given on judicial inves-

tigation. *

o©8g[Ss>©da written decision.

—s^oS a sentence.

oog©dS a watchman.

ooao^ the ball of a gun, musket, &c.

VOCABULARY. 141

ooa88000QD8 a barrier of any kind, an obstruction.

os>$)§8D©[go5a decision.

ods§ plaint.

oos^s answer to a plaint. -

ODs^soScjg pleadings.

oos^sSGS statement of both parties to a suit.

03d^GCOOo5<5jc«80DgS to cross examine.

oocSs interest money.ooooSsoS a private minister of state.

oocgS8cx)oScoo an interested witness.

os)ogS8rno38olcoOD©o private letter.

oscooS<|8 upper court, appellate court.

ooc8^8 a keeper, guardian.

oojg^8the average, current market price.

os>£J to commit, deliver over.

oocolS pawned, or mortgaged property.

oo^8l> to suffer punishment.

008^ an order.

ooQoSg^ income tax.

osc^ooS a gun, cannon.

co a cannon ball*o

00S a cannon ball.

6^88the breech of a gun.

oocgg|0 inheritance.

00cgl>

an heir.

oocgc8^8 administrator to an estate.

oocgo^ administrator general.

ODGg©08ooS a joint heir.

os>^oan order.

os>ftii u£s^ a process in law, a prosecution.

oo^oogS a prosecutor, a party in a suit.

ooft^oo g3 to institute a suit.

oo^s^SsoogS to postpone, or adjourn a case.

142 VOCABULARY.

oocos> an appeal (in court),

oocp a place, situation, office.

Q|to remove from office*.

—t-3jq)co5 dismissal from office.

gcojSoIcoSdismissal from office.

os>Gp£jjone holding an office.

09GC|8(£©Da military journal.

oogg^S a commissioner.

^S<|8a commissioner's cc^urt, or office.

oo^jSan owner, proprietor.

00^8 loss, defeat.

ooojsdogjSsa body of men, an army.

dogcojS a forfeit.

ooooSs©^ company, society.

ooooGC^cgoSg defamation of character.

oqgoosdo^goooo©^ small causes.

o©o«I> a security, to engage for security.

cosoopS to give bail, or security.

©o^j<S a security bond.

goooS to conquer, overcome.

GS to conquer, overcome.

CO banner, flag of victory.

oo a conqueror.

c^8©gS a kettle drum.

ooSs a watch-house, sentry-box.

G©oS a watchman, sentry.

oo<S an outpost.

cooooS to reconnoitre.

o^8 to reconnoitre.

00800S a captain.

opgaS the Honorable Company.

oo_gct8«S8 an Officer of the Company.

o^c008cb an English tent.

VOCABULARY. 143

n8o5©D8u rSoSeosojoS an agent.

nSoSo^ck an agent.

^oSoor^©D3pLc5 general power of attorney.

o8oSq a body guard.

c8o5ooo§os>g§coo5 capitation tax. *

crnpSc© a bullet, a cannon ball.

rxg&soSS to take an oath.

cmSssQ to take an oath.

ojjSzcBcS to administer an oath.

odjjsa trench, a moat.

Gctj&pDpQO a notification, a proclamation.

g(oq8CO<S8(o88 principal assistant to a head man.

GJcgoSoDP a revenue receipt.

c(co8 a debt.

g to let out, or lend money.©08 a debtor.

ooS to incur a debt.

j)S a creditor.

scoooS a calassee, lascar.

qcoS a fortification separate from the main force.

s>c|5to hold out.

| a justice of the peace, a petty magistrate.

«Ss a justice of the peace, a petty magistrate.

^oSq§ a quarrel.

G^j8cp8to borrow or lend, to hire or let.

^"[cSooosto shut up, place in confinement.

G@($2

a lawyer's advance fee.

cjgoogSoo^)a foot soldier.

^3| to levy, make an assessment.

^ an assessment roll.

^©oc^Ss an assessment roll.

C£800gSa mischief maker.

((jSsso^refuse to obey.

144 VOCABULARY.

GgolctSa cash fine.

gcgooS^ to levy a direct tax.

gc oSSs a cash keeper, treasurer.

Ggo^cooS^oSi cg^Seou draft, bill of exchange.

€>88t@^8 cartridge paper.

©§ war, battle.

ch a lieutenant general.

gcooSoog^ooS field ordnance.

000088 a parade ground.

ooSooo military accoutrements, weapons, instru-

ments of war.

0808 to engage in battle, fight.

cfjSs—

(§8 to engage in battle, fight.

ojoS—

j|8to be defeated, lose a battle.

opqS—°J@ 8 a general, a chief in command.

©pScoos a drummer.

©^>o§a train of gunpowder, a fuse.

©£joS shot, grape shot.

©D3j]_6"*a written contract.

©o^jii©00008 to make complaint in writing.

©OG3p§d3o8 post-office.

©ogojo§c8oS^8 post master.

©ocjSs a register, account, bill.

eS^ registry book.

©08Q§ given in advance, a pledge, earnest money.

8o5ooo£ooGp8«8 to suspect, be suspicious.

S^n 8Sg(qoS8 a swivel, a jinjal.

§cj8 to pass sentence.

OjoSa judicial decision, when the government is

prosecutor.

®&&u cocSSS married householders, or lodgers.

|cp a place for arbitration.

°i@ 8 an ai'hitrator.

VOCABULARY. 145

gcpoooScoo a witness before a court.

|cpoogo an arbitrator.

c©o8 to watch, keep watch, as a sentry.

gc?^©o an unjust, or illegal accusation,

^dj to accuse in law, as a plaintiff.

aooS^Seo a writing for presentation.

soSeo an order repeated in writing.

so8[3o5 to decide in law.

o»«<sf)^a jemadar.

pocooooSlsjcps a counterfeit rupee.

coS a stockade, a fortification.

^ to encamp, go into quarters.

goS the wing of an army.

C£^8ocSto lie in ambush.

jj|8a captain, the commander of a company.

QS to lie in ambush.

odds a 'son of the camp,' a private soldier.

oocp8 law (moral or judicial).

b a defendant.

©£jo5the costs of a law suit.

IjdijSto prosecute in law, as a plaintiff.

cS&scjpSoj one who tries to avoid the law.

|S to gain a suit in law.

wcoooS a civil jail.

-o|J8a civil court.

"woiL@ 8 a chief-justice, a supreme judge.

-^ a lawsuit.

-jj)8to lose a case in law.

-c^a plaintiff.

oS to be of age in law.

"°j(3 8 a magistrate, judge.

oooo^ an allotment, a portion of work.

7

146 VOCABULARY.

ooooSS to have an allotment, or portion of work.

06^8 a present made to pervert justice, a bribe.

oo^8©08 to take a bribe.

odc$[a spy.

<£>©Sii ojcoo8cb a moveable tent.

goooSss, to collect, as dues, taxes.

coggof|8a thannah.

oocpSjjofficer of the thannah.

©dgc^8writer at a thannah.

sqS the Magistrate.

oosg^S the Magistrate.

°ft(c§8 head-man of a thannah.

ooo8cgoS pronounced ooc^oS a sword.

§ pronounced oD8§ a robber.

0808 the stocks.

cSoSooS to put in the stocks.

ccooS a jail, prison.

jj^8a jailor.

ogoScjgsto abscond.

9§ol a darogah.

olcoS chastisement, punishment.

eg a line, mulct.

-cos to punish, inflict punishment.gqoo a circle, or district.

§Sg8& a licensed gambling house, opium or arrack shop.

ogoooS a code of laws, statute law.

^g3s a rule, precedent.

^oS a territory, province.

eS a boundary line.

|o1oS number.

^d§ a constable.

p8o^8 the trunnion of a gun.

^ocjSa naigue.

TOCABULART. 147

SoS8o5o6^8 a bribe to suppress evidence.

oogo a permit from government.

£© a form, pattern.

^©oaSs a register.

goTS to pawn, mortgage.

cgS a pledge, pawn.

jg^oo^8 a royal edict.

Q&8^) to average.

c§©D a certificate of discharge, a receipt.

o&ssSsoogS to arrest.

§o5©o a written decision.

jgoSajs a precedent in law. »

og|o^od<5Ja burkendaz.

<^8a mortar (military).

^8coS a bomb-shell.

SjJcS military force, soldiers, troops, a colonel, a milita-

^^^ry officer.

(0^8—sn-nS — «8 a general, commander-in-chief.

gQ — o) forces, troops.

oo8oao80Dg^coo5§8 Board of Revenue in Bengal.

co^jpo^8 a treasurer, the keeper of a treasury.

cSjJoSa treasury.

§8<solcScOoS^oS a matchlock, any kind of fire-arms.

§8cg a rocket (flying fire).

jg£8©_mounted militia.

^oS officer in charge of mounted militia.

^SsooiS cavalry.

ESscoo^oS a petronel, a horsemans,

pistol.

j3u c^08 a debt.

3i to let or lend money.G3i8 to borrow money.©08 a debtor.

aotS to pay a debt.

148 VOCABULARY.

(8000S to increase by interest.

dBS a security for debt.

08811 — gos the interest of a debt.

c^Ssthe principal of a debt.

31S creditor.

G8O6l?e0 a *an^ grant -

sScGgS revenue paid on the produce of the

ground.

08 Ss a measurer of ground, a surveyor^

(§1§8 a fortification of earth.

cBSsf^cSexecutive engineer.

o^Ss^cS^s executive engineer's office.

§S8u G§co5 waste land.

(Ha fortified place, town, &c.

G a fortification.

§8 the walls of a fortress. ^§8J^ood8h

o^ the governor of a city.

o£l)8 the magistrate's office.

^oSspS a written official notice, a legal precept.

£ a record, register.

0008 to enter among official records.

•OOD8 to mark, note down.

^oes a letter of instruction, advice.

cpcSoS to instruct, give instructions.

^jgSoogS a complainant.

00&8 gunpowder.coooS a cartridge.

coooSdSoS a cartridge-box.

cBoS a powder magazine.

cjSsjtSooSsoo a breast-plate.

€|Sooo8a fence or palisade outside of a fortification.

g^c(cd8 a robber, rebel.

©8 war.

VOCABULARY. 149

cjSsqg—§S to quarrel.

ooS an opponent in a quarrel.

GO to seek a quarrel.

co an enemy.

acotS an outpost.

cpodlcuS punishment inflicted by government authority.

Gpo»oo5 a heavy fine.

1)8 any criminal court.

OOC09I8 the supreme criminal court.

j conduct exposing to a heavy penalty.

Gpo»oooS a new rule, or law.

ScqdgoodcSo^) a commissariat granary.

Q§8G]S8s>o5in a tumultuous manner, as a mob.

<9)8 a court house, place where justice is administered,

o©Gp8 member of a court.

©OGQ8 clerk of a court.

§qSqicS decree of a court.

gqoS a deputy governor of a maratime province.

©08 a government writer's fee.

^oo5s a battle-axe.

c8oS a castle, tower.

co5oc& to form a company of soldiers.

«o5 a soldier.

o5 a military ensign, colors.

coo a war-boat.

"°£@ 8 head*man>chief of a village.

^8 to fail, be defeated,

cgjc^an advocate, a lawyer.

gocsflSs the chief of a village.

>Dj(3 8 ^ie c^e^ °f a village.

c©oS a village watchman.

<£c(og

8 a fine imposed on a whole village collect-

ively.

150 VOGABULART.

cooSg©dS8cooS to advance, as the wing of an array.

^©ogo8q£g§ a written land grant.

^ eDCl°i a grantee.

*gocoScJjSs

to bribe.

c8o5 manacles, the pillory. ,

|oS a weapon.

^>o§o8S a soldier.

^oSdBoS an arsenal.

wgjan executioner.

u qgocoS a prison for condemned criminals.

90S a signature, a certificate.

-^oScfisto affix a signature,

c) persons, or plunder obtained in war.

,cl6fP SP°^> plunder.

•GKS&8 to take captive, to capture.

-cSScQi to bribe secretly.

C0s> monthly salary.

cogSs^c^S a gallows.

°28? a P ^ ^ax#

ojcgcSoog^GcoS capitation tax.

gcooSgsASs an auctioneer.

& to rejoin, make a rejoinder.

gcoo5s to stake in a wager, gamble, bet.

djJcoosto be litigious, forward to prosecute.

co a spear.

cogtScco^oS a musket with a bayonet.

cooogS a dart.

gcod£g8& a watch-house, a lock-up.

GCOnooSeo a petition.

cgo©o a petition.

6}^©oa petition.

ogo5Gco5<|8 a supreme court.

c^ooc^GCOoeosJi^a deed.

VOCABULARY. 151

ooSgoo8sb a batterring-ram.

oScg income.

008 duty, service due.

oo5oocp8ft official duties.

o^gcoooSwSs an assistant to a deputy commissioner.

oScoS to tie hand and foot.

dlG|S©o a warrant.

oOfgcpS* an epoch, date, year, an obligatory writing.

oooScoooooS produce evidence, show proof.

s> a witness.

oj©owritten evidence.

©o written testimony.

•cos —(3 produce evidence, show proof.

ooSg^ timber duties.

ojgooc8§j to be under an engagement.

oogodBoS to administer an oath.

o!p^o§ to take an oath, imprecate evil on one's

self.

^ to affirm solemnly, take an oath.

<go3to break an engagement.

oo^oojoSa two edged sword.

ooosuooS an iron helmet.

ooajSoaSSjcoat of mail.

ooSsoojpS a bomb-shell.

ooo8§8ood8^ disease, sickness.

oj^ a soldier.

oj^soooSs a champion, a hero.

op^Sj!a covert on a fortification.

coooo§8©3 a will.

cooooS8©oooo8G8Go30opS to bequeath by will.

TERMS OF RELATIONSHIP.

^ -»»<+- »««.

OOODG008 a little child, an infant.

ooSc8 an elder brother.

os>S« an elder sister.

9900 a fathdr.

oscoS an ancestor of the 5th degree.

osooooossnSs paternal relations.

odc8 an ancestor of the 4th degree : the father of a great-

grandfather.

ooc8« the mother of the same.

D3G0O8 a great-grandfather.

o9goo8« a great-grandmother.

ood^sa grandfather.

ODCOD8 a grandmother.

os>«o5 mother.

os>8 mother, miss, madam,—a term of compellation by

which a daughter, wife, or any woman, younger

than the speaker, is addressed in the way of

affection or friendship.

oDSjgososcojsjosGOOOgSosScfjJiig«o£ a step-brother.

oooo6o8cooo£8os>S«h §>£>« a step-sister.

oogw mother.

os>g«(o^8 goody.

oocwoS a brother.

osx^saaSsooS seven degrees of ancestry, reckoning

upward, viz.: ooooios>d^8i

oogcdsi odc8i oocoSi

QOGpDOoS oog©« also seven degrees of posterity,

ooo8ig§8i §Si cSi

ogoSi sooSi cooSii

oo<^8©§ born of parents of the same race.

TERMS OF RELATIONSHIP. 153

o©<SJ8cx>08a fellow-country-man.

cS8 a fellow-country-woman.

oo§8 aunt, a father's sister.

(SooosoSs cousins-german.

§8«Ss uncle, a mother's younger brother.

§8§8 uncle, a mother's elder brother.

(SooosoSs cousins-german.

ooow^S a husband (law term).

cgoS a descendant of the 5th generation from one's self*

s>So^8 a husband or wife.

ougSs father.

ooSa sister-in-law, a wife's younger sister, or a man's

younger brother's wife.

^d^Sa brother-in-law, a woman's elder sister's husband,

or a husband's elder brother.

gBsw a daughter-in-law.

aooS a descendant of the 7th generation.

aooS a descendant of the 6th generation.

c8 a younger brother.

c8o©S«coo5 female cousin-german.

oBgooS male cousin-german.

c8« younger sister of a woman.

co a nephew, the son of a man's sister, or a woman's

brother.

0£u a niece, the daughter of a man's sister, or of a

woman's brother.

cooSetScooDOj a collateral relative.

g^oSgooS an elder brother (royal or divine).

aS« younger sister of a man.

sSucooS female cousin-german.

COGOO a father.

co(3J8 uncle, a father's elder brother; a mother's elder

sister's husband.

154: TERMS OF RELATIONSHIP.

oo(o^8(Soo 080^8 cousins-german.

coccgs uncle, a father's younger brother;

a mother's

younger sister's husband, a step-father.

(SooosoSs cousins-german.

«c8 a brother-in-law;a woman's younger sister's hus-

band;a husband's younger brother.

O0D08 a wife.

«ooo8o)ox>8 a wife's son by a former husband; a step-

son.

«^8 a sister-in-law;

a wife's elder sister;

a man's

brother's wife.

8 a daughter.

8(o^8 aunt, a mother's elder sister.

(SooosoSs cousins-srerman.

^s^8^ a widower.

^d^8« a widow.

8cog8 aunt, a mother's younger sister: a step-mother.

c«oS younger brother of a woman.

cwoScooS cousin-german.

§SoocoS80008 a bastard child.

gS a great-grandchild.

G§ 8 a grandchild.

cjgscooooSps a grandson.

s§88g a granddaughter.

s^po8oDD8 a correlative in marriage, whether husband

or wife.

cg8©D8<xo8 an adopted son.

cg800os>S father, a term of compilation.

Q §800808 mother, a term of compilation.

cooooSw a sister-in-law; a husband's sister; a woman's

brother's wife.

coooog«cooooSp8 a father-in-law.

coooog«8g a mother-in-law.

TERMS OF RELATIONSHIP. 155

*.~oooo5o a brother-in-law; a wife's brother; a man's

sister's husband.

€|&?3g^6\£j|8a fellow-country-man.

ooS a husband.

coSoloooSn uooosdlooos a step-son.

co£o)c|8nwooosolcSs a step-daughter.

oiowoS a son-in-law.

coos a son.

ooo8n ooo8cgo8 a nephew.

0^8a daughter.

oJ?8nc^8cgo8

a niece.

ojco5 an infant, a little child.

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MONTHS OF THE YEAR.

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P January ©osScOu

February goGd^cohMarch wooSoOu

April c(§co«

May cwcou

June o&oDn

July c^cJjSScOii

August (cgcjoScou

September ©oSoooSocon

October o^£§iooocou

November §oc8ocoh

December §©o6opDo

o6oj8 April ( frearlyj.

oosxj^ May. +

f>co§ .... June.

olsJji July,

cflcsHS August.

cooSodcoSs September.

ooooEsogoSOctober.

ooScsooSeSs November.

^>o5coo5 December.

jqocS January.

oo8c£ February.

oocolSs March.

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Sunday V oo^&G£G$

Monday oo^coOGfo« ^^;

Tuesday oo8lca.ii

Wednesday ?§°ft8c

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