SELECTIONS FROM AMERICAN LITERATURE.
P. 333, c. 2.—“Ichthyophagi,” ĭchˌthy-ŏphˈa-gi. A compound word of Greek origin, meaning fish eaters.
“Dunes.” Same as downs, little sand hills piled up near the sea.
“Badahuenna,” bad-a-huenˈna.
“Hercynian,” her-cynˈi-an.
P. 334, c. 1.—“Bouillon,” booˌyŭnˈ.
“Brabantine,” braˈbran-tīne.
P. 335, c. 2.—“Cortés,” kôrˈtez.
P. 336, c. 1.—“Narvaez,” nar-väˈĕth; “Chiapa,” che-āˈpä.
