"Pell Mell"?

ENGLISH. INTERMEDIATES. ITALIAN.
Basket ... horse-basket ... pannier ... paniera
" ... casket ... ring ... bull ... bellow ... corbello
Gold ... nugget ... ore ... oro
His ... his own ... zone ... bind ... sew ... suo
Thy ... thy face ... head ... foot ... toe ... tuo
Uncle ... "Dutch uncle" ... Holland ... Zuyder Zee ... Zio
Pius ... church ... pew ... Pio
Month ... Month of May ... mace ... mese
Made ... servant-maid ... cook ... fat ... fatto

Synonyms, as well as words having but a slight difference in sound like
_Insidious_ and _Invidious_ are easily discriminated by _memorised_
Correlations: INSIDIOUS ... inside ... hole ... fox ...
TREACHERY.--INVIDIOUS ... invade ... hostility ... ILL-WILL.

1. Is the letter "i" in Zio pronounced as if spelled Zeeo?
2. If so, is "pew" a good In. by sound with Pio?
3. Why would not these be good correlations, viz., INSIDIOUS,
hideous ... moral turpitude ... TREACHERY.--INVIDIOUS ...
perfidious ... betrayal. ILL-WILL.
4. How many correlations have you made so far?
5. Have you made your own in every case, or memorised mine in every
case?
6. Have you indicated the relations in all cases by writing in 1,
2, or 3?
7. If not, why not?

HOW TO MEMORISE DATES, &c., WHERE YOU ARE UNFAMILIAR WITH THE FACTS, &c.

Let every Pupil write examples of his own selection of names Correlated
to Dates of birth and death worked out as below, or some other _pairs_
of extremes, such as name of ship to its captain on one side, and its
tonnage (or destined port) on the other.

To remember _Dates_ of _Birth_ and _Death_ (&c.) of men, correlate the
SURNAME AS BEST KNOWN to the word expressing the date of BIRTH, and
correlate the BIRTH-WORD to the DEATH [&c.] word:--

Do not look for Analytic Date-words in the following cases until you
have first memorised my Correlations or your own. You can then review
the examples and easily find Analytic Date-words if you are
_sufficiently acquainted_ with the facts of the cases, as: Lord
Beaconsfield (18)05, {S}a{l}ient.[J] Here is a supposed Analytic formula
by English Liberals, of Gladstone's birth:--Gladstone--"{S}u{p}reme"
(18)09; by Foreigners--"{S}u{p}ereminen