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Child Stories from the Masters / Being a Few Modest Interpretations of Some Phases of the / Master Works Done in a Child Way

Chapter 20: A WORD LIST
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A series of short tales reshapes moments from famous poems and artworks into child‑scaled narratives that favor mood and idea over full plots. Each piece captures a suggested stanza or scene—an industrious child's brief song, an art‑loving child's reverie, and simplified knightly and spiritual episodes—translating poetic motifs into accessible incidents that foreground joy, service, artistic feeling, moral uplift, and visionary ascent. A foreword urges teachers to use great poetry and art as living stimulants for classroom activity, and illustrations accompany the stories to reinforce the imaginative and practical suggestions.

āas in fāte. ô—as in lôrd.
ăas in ădd. ŏas in nŏt.
[+a]as in pref´ [+a]ce. ö—similar to u in fur.
ä—as in fär. o̅o̅as in so̅o̅n
ȧas in grȧss. ŭas in ŭs.
as in ll. [+u]as in [+u]-nite´.
ēas in ēve. as in fll.
[+e]as in [+e]-vent´. usimilar to u in fur.
ĕas in ĕnd. as in pit´ .
as in hr. eû—as in ûs.
īas in īce. (prolonged).
ĭas in pĭn. oi—as in oil.
ōas in rōw. ou—as in out.
[+o]as in [+o]-bey´.

k a guttural sound, similar to aspirated h.

n represents the nasal sound in French, as in ensemblen´ sän´ b'l).

similar to v.

Silent letters are italicized. Certain vowels, as a and e, when obscured, are also italicized.


A WORD LIST

Amphibian (ăm fĭĭ an) lu´ rĕl
Angelus (ăn´ g[+e] lŭs) Liseuse (lĭ´ zeûz´)
Antonio Allegri da Corregio Mignon (m[+e]´ nyôn´)
     (ăn tō´ nĭ [+o] ăllē´ grĭ dä kŏr ĕd´ jō) Mimi (mē´ m[+e])
applause (ăp plz´) miracles (mĭȧ k'lz)
Asola (ä sō´ lä) mōaĭng
ăs´ pĭ rā´ tion (shŭn) musician (m[+u] zĭsh´ an)
Bartolomé Estéban Murillo myriad (mĭĭ ad)
     (bär tŏl mā´ ĕstā´ bän mo̅o̅ rē´ lyō) mysterious (mĭs tē´ rĭ ŭs)
Beatrice (bē´ [+a] trĭs) naught (nt)
Brunhilde (bro̅o̅n´ hĭl´ de) Niebelungen (nē´ bĕ lng´ en)
buoys (boiz) Odin (ō´ dĭn)
castle (kăs´ 'l) Păȧ dīse
caverns (kărnz) Pär´ sĭ fȧl
citrons (sĭt´ rŭnz) pēaĭng
crouched (kroucht) Pĭp´ pȧ
Dante Gabriel Rossetti prē´ lūde
     (dăn´ tĕ gā´ brĭ ĕl rŏssĕt´ tē) probation (pr[+o] bā´ shŭn)
Earth-dwarfs (rth´-dwrfs´) quail (kwāl)
fagots (făŭtz) quivered (kwĭrd)
Faust (foust) radiance (rā´ dĭ ans)
Friedrich Fröe´ bel (frē´ dr[+e]k) Rĭch´ ard Wăg´ nr
gu Saul (sl)
glēamed sarch´ ĭng
glĭn´ tr ĭng s[+e] rēne´
Goethe (gö´ teh) sĕred
Hansei (hȧns´ ē) sheaves (shēvz)
hedge (hĕj) Siegfried (sēg´ frĭd)
hŏl´ l hŏcks smēared
indescribable (ĭn´ d[+e] skrīȧ b'l) tadpoles (tăd´ pōlz)
Innocence (ĭn´ n[+o] sens) thatched (thătcht)
Israel (ĭz´ r[+a] ĕl) trŭn´ d'lĭng
Jean Baptiste Greuze vision (vĭzh´ ŭn)
     (zhän bȧ' t[+e]st´ gruz) Watts (wŏtz)
Jean François Millet wearily (wē´ rĭ l)
     (zhän frŏn´ swä´ m[+e]´ y[+a]´) weights (wāts)
Jules le Febvre (zho̅o̅l leh f[+a]vr´) wĕld
kĭn´ dr gär´ tĕn Wilhelm Meister
knight (nīt) (ĭl´ hĕlm mīs´ tr)

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