The compleat English-scholar, in spelling, reading, and writing: containing plain and easie directions for spelling, and reading English, according to the present pronunciation ... And directions for true writing of English, with several copies of the most usual hands engraven in copper. Also examples of the different writing and pronouncing of the same words in the English tongue. Lastly, how to spell words as are alike in sound, but differ in their sence and spelling ... / By E. Young, schoolmaster in London.

R	R
Ra-ging	Raging
rail-ing	railing
rai-ment	raiment
rain-ed	rained
rain-bow	rainbow
ran-some	ransome
rash-ly	rashly
ra-ther	rather
ra-vish	ravish
read-ing	reading
rea-dy	ready
reap-ed	reaped
rea-sons	reasons
re-bel	rebel
re-buke	rebuke
re-ceive	receive
reck-on	reckon
re cord	record
re-count	recount
re-deem	redeem
re-fine	refine
re-frain	refrain
re-fresh	refresh
re-fuge	refuge
re-fuse	refuse
re-gard	regard
re-ject	reject
reign-ed	reigned
re-joice	rejoyce
re-lease	release
re-lieve	relieve
re-ly	rely
re-main	remain
re-mit	remit
rem-nant	remnant
re-move	remove
ren-der	render
re-new	renew
re-nounce	renounce
re-nown	renown
re-nue	renue
re-pair	repair
re-peat	repeat
re-pent	repent
re-ply	reply
re-port	report
re-proach	reproach
re-proof	reproof
re-quest	request
re-quire	require
re-quite	requite
re-sign	resign
re-serve	reserve
re-sist	resist
re-sort	resort
re-solv	resolve
re-spect	respect
re-store	restore
re-strain	restrain
re-tain	retain
re-tire	retire
re-turn	return
re-veal	reveal
re-venge	re-venge
re-vile	revile
re-vive	revive
re-volt	revolt
re-ward	reward
rich-es	riches
rid-dle	riddle
ri-der	rider
ri-fle	rifle
right-ly	rightly
ri-gour	rigour
ri-ot	riot
ri-ver	river
rob-ber	robber
ro-man	roman
root-ed	rooted
ro-vers	rovers
rough-ly	roughly
roy-al	royal
rud-dy	ruddy

ru-in	ruin
ru-mour	rumour
ru-ler	ruler
rush-ing	rushing
rus-ty	rusty