Volume 1 — AN ENGLISH ALPHABET

is for

Ale, Apple, Artichoke, and Ann;

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Brown Bear, Black Bear, and Bran;

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Chestnut, Clay, Coke, and Coal,

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Dear, Dray, Dick, Duck, and Droll,

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Eve, Eagle, Eel, East, and Ear;

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Fan, Feather, Furrow, Fox, and Fear;

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Goose, Gander, Green, Grub, and Gray;

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Horse, Hound, Hip, Haw, and Hay;

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Ice, Idler, Ink, If, and Ill;

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James, Jane, for Jack, and Jill;

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Kiss, Kitten, King, Kitchen, and Kite;

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Lamb, Lady, Lace, Luck, and Light;

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Moon, Mitten, Mist, Moth, and Mote;

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Ned, Nurse, for Nose, Nut, and Note;

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Oil, Order, Oat, Orange, Oak;

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Pin, Pan, and Pig in a Poke;

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Queen, Question, Quarter, and Quack;

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Reel, Radish, Ruff, Reeve, and Rack;

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Skate, Salmon, Sprat, Saw, and School;

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Tin, Teapot, Tar, Torch, and Tool;

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Urn, Usher, Umpire, and Use;

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Vegetables, Varnish, and Views;

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Want, War, Water, and Wing;

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Xenophon, and Xerxes, the King;

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Yam, Yacht, Yellow, and Yawl;

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Zeal, Zebra, Zany—

That’s all!