• firmly "It doesn't change anything," the captain said firmly.
• hail Both Frank and Ben peered over the side in answer to the boy's excited hail.
• hale At Willamantic is a monument to Nathan Hale, the martyr spy of the Revolution, who had his home here, as did also General Lyon, killed at Eastport in the Revolutionary War.
• haley A slight shade flitted quickly over the face of Haley, as the young man said this.
• hall Calcraft was heard in the hall.
• halley He would not decide to be 'precipitate,' and the days ran their course, until Lady Grace Halley arrived at Cronidge, a widow.
• halo Yet she had not allowed herself to be crushed by sorrow; after the tragedy which left her a widow, she had assumed the effective control of her husband's property, and, helped by faithful friends, had carried on his interests and administered his estates, spreading a halo of kindness all around her.
• ham " Ham sandwiches and hard-boiled eggs are quite good enough for me.
• hamlet Being so isolated and apart from the current of modern life and manners, the hamlet folk retain something of the old-fashioned way of thinking.
• hammy Live men and big guns, just now, Hammy; and chances and issues, and results and risks.
• haply John Raikes had dreamed of a beneficent eccentric old gentleman for many years: one against whom, haply, he had bumped in a crowded thoroughfare, and had with cordial politeness begged pardon of; had then picked up his walking-stick; restored it, venturing a witty remark; retired, accidentally dropping his card-case; subsequently, to his astonishment and gratification, receiving a pregnant missive from that old gentleman's lawyer.
• hardly I hardly know, Alf.
• harlem Artists poured into Harlem from across the country.
• harlow "No man has ever got the best of Chester in a bargain," said Dr. Harlow, "and I judge no woman ever will!
• harm What greater harm could have come to me than to have fallen into the hands of Ramiro del' Orca and his brigands?"
• harmed My friend and I, who have done no wrong, nor harmed none, save in defense of two ladies beset by roisterers, have been arrested on the King's warrant and apparently handed over to the Spanish authorities because, forsooth, we pursued certain rascals into the Ambassador's garden."
• harmful If an old idea or a system of old ideas be false and therefore harmful, it is a genuine service to attack it and destroy it even if nothing be offered to take its place, just as it is good to destroy a rattlesnake lurking by a human pathway, even if one does not offer a substitute for the snake.
• harmfully I was harmful to my health.
• harmless
• harmony Love and harmony are essential to a happy life.
• harshly She harshly scolded him for his mistake.
• haul
• hazily The letter was hazy with tears.
• holy After climbing the holy mountain, I was filled with a sense of absolute awe.
• homely I found homely women to be the most attractive.
• homily I gave a homily on the importance of honesty this morning.
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• humbly
• hurl
• marl She likes to add a little bit of marl to her paints for a more rugged look.
• marley
• warmly She hugged him tightly, warmly thanking him for saving her life.
• Hardily That they were very honest pains-taking men, and came out to go a-turtling to provide for their families; accordingly going ashore at Negril Point they saw a Sloop, with a white pendant, making towards them, whereupon they took up their arms, which were no other but what all people carry upon such occasions, and ran into the woods, to hide themselves among the bushes, not knowing what she might be. But when they hailed them and told them they were Englishmen, they ventured out, and came aboard them, as they desired, to drink a bowl of punch, they being poor men, who get their livelihood very hardily, and such a thing was very acceptable to them.
• Termly I go to the park termly.
• Hal Hal lingered a little longer, passed one or two remarks on the evening news, told him of her day in the country, and then went to bed.
• Hamill It took place on 6 May in the Marketa Stadium in Prague, Czech Republic It was the fourth Czech Republic SGP and was won by American rider Billy Hamill.
• Hamlin A number of names were mentioned, the most prominent being Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee, Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine, and Daniel S. Dickinson, of New York.
• Harley 220. Oxford, Robert Harley, Earl of, i.
• Hurley John Hurley is the new kid in school.
• Harmon the harmonium played softly in the corner of the room.
• harms The smoke from the fire harms your lungs.
• Hormel Some luncheon meats are Hormel.

Curioucity

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• crudity
• crusty
• curiosity
• curious
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• ferocity