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DICTIONARY OF RHYMES.

bliss

hiss

kiss

miss

spiss

this

wis

abyss

amis

axis

chalice

crisis

dais

dismiss

gratis

jaundice

lattice

lettuce

notice

novice

phthisis

remiss

ISS*

service thesis analysis antithesis artifice chrysalis emphasis * paralysis prejudice prolapsis synthesis verdigris amanuensis aposiopesis diagnosis metamorphosis metempsychosis metropolis necropolis parenthesis nice lease


	devise	exercise
	disguise	idolise
	excise	pulverise
	premise	realise
	revise	improvise
	supplies	sacrifise
	surmise	signalise
	surprise	solemnise
	agonise	summarise
	authorise	sympathise
	canonise	tyrannise
	catechise	immortalise
	circumcise	systematise
	civilise	ice
	criticise	hiss
	enterprise
	Also the	third person singular
	of verbs in y;	as cries, tries.

ISH

cuish

dish

fish

pish

banish

cherish

finish

flourish

nourish

parish

perish

radish

relish

squeamish

rubbish

astonish

demolish

ISE f compare ICE

guise

prize

rise

size

wise

advise

assize

chastise

comprise

despise

* When beneath the palace lattice, You ride slow as you have done, And you seo a face there—that is Not the old familiar one.

E. B. Browning.

f If all was good and fair we met,

This earth had been the Paradise It never looked to human eyes Since our first sun arose and set.

Tennyson,

| Or cuisse : the armour for the thigh.

I saw young Harry with his bearer on, His cuishes on his thigh, gallantly armed, Rise from the ground like feathered Mercury.

Shakspere.