• hand On the other hand, if they didn't take him in, "there wouldn't be anything left."
• handy I only kept close enough to you to be handy."
• haste And they went in great haste.
• hasty Charles Edward was whispering a few hasty words in the ear of his friend, whom obviously he trusted more than he did the word of France or the enthusiasm of Mlle.
• haunt "We didn't mean that for you, madame; your salon is the chosen haunt of pleasure," said Dutocq.
• hesitant There was a moment of silence while Franklin stood near the door, turning a hesitant glance from Gerald's back to Helen's face, and then Helen said, 'Gerald and I have been quarrelling.
• hint "Wait till I hint at such a thing.
• hosanna See Altar 11 Holy Thursday 1 37 Holy Week 137 Homilies, The 138 Hood 138 Hosanna 139 Hours of Prayer.
• host "And now," their host went on, "if you agree, I'll send for Mrs. Crane.
• hunt You can't hunt without nothin' to eat.
• husband Was your husband good to you?
• pheasant He was passing the major's basket where it stood upon the hall table, when an idea flashed across his brain, and he stopped, glanced round, grinned, and then, as no one was near, took up the creel, walked swiftly across the hall out into the garden, dived into the plantation, ran rapidly down the long walk out of sight of the house, and turned into the pheasant preserve.
• saint Fanny, that girl is a saint!"
• sand "When he has been waiting for his sweetheart about a quarter of an hour I will call his name in a woman's voice, and at his first step towards the desert do you break his neck with the sand-bag.
• sandy He stood still only a second; in fact, all this took but a moment, for Sandy was in a terrible hurry.
• sanity But this tendency need not be harmful to sanity of intellect.
• scent The shoes gave the dogs the scent and they were set on to seize the man who had worn them, but whom no judge had examined.
• sent Have you sent for the doctor?
• snit
• Hast Merciful Father, give me more confidence in the gift which, thou hast bestowed on me, and favor me with a greater portion of strength to minister thy word faithfully.
• Hist 27, 29. Madox, Hist.
• Shan't
• Santa
• HST
• haven't Really, Miss Savelli, we haven't the remotest idea of what you are speaking.
• hadn't "Well, hadn't you so often talked about it?
• hasn't He hasn't lived up to his bargain.
• wasn't
• isn't
• snot

Stutured

• holding sway over
• sputtered
• stared
• starred
• stated
• stature
• statures
• statute
• steered
• stetted