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DICTIONARY OF RHYMES.


	heed	exceed		EET	{see EAT)
	knead	impede
	lead mead	indeed linseed		EF	{see IEF)
	meed	precede
	need	proceed			EFT
	plead	recede
	read	succeed	cleft		bereft
	rede*	stampede	left		lift
	seed	intercede	theft		whiff-d
	speed	supersede	weft		laugh" d
	steed	velocipede
	weed	made			EG
	concede	bed			EG
	decreed	bid	beg egg		seg philabeg
	EEF	{see IEF)	leg keg peg		league vague
	EEK	{see EAK)	•
				EGM {see EM)
	EEL	{see EAL)

EEM {see EAM) EEN (see EAN)

EESE, EEZE

breeze these

cheese wheeze

ease appease

freeze disease

please displease

seize dives

sneeze images

squeeze soliloquies

tea*-* j>lace

Also tie plurals of rouns in ee, M; as fees, eeas.

EIGN {see AIN) EIN {see AIN)

EINT (see AINT)


		EIT (see EAT)
		EL
	bell	hell
	belle	knell
	cell	mell
	dwell	quell
	ell	sell
	fell	shell

•Provincial. Advice, to advise

Recks not his own rede.—Shakspere. I >ed* you tent it.—Burns.