2 2 pri vate pe nal pan ther ran dom pu pil que rist qui et pot ter riv er sa cred pis tol mo tive na tive na val pa pal pon der prof fer sil ver po tent 1 1 ů 2 ů an gel nằm ber quív er da tive of fer raft er de cent pru dent pam per ram mer frugal hu mid pat tern rector li bel mo ment quo rum pil fer rob ber rud der sport ive piv ot sector sti pend plan ter ser mon pa gan stu dent plas ter sev er stu pid shat ter pi ous tri al prim er shelter pi rate tu mid vi tal pros per sin ner po pish vo cal prop er sis ter ve nal slan der Lessons in Reading. I. IV. What is this? Tell no tales; It is a book. Call no ill names ; Let me take it? Shum all bad boys ; Can you read ? Use no ill words. II. Take it and try ; Strive to do good. Do not tear it ; Be kind to all. Keep it clean; Treat no one ill. You may read now. Love all good boys. III, VI. Be a good child. Spend your time well Mind your book. Live in peace. Love your school; Shun all strife. And try to learn. Do good to all. ru in pil lar V. hick up lin en op tick pal lid pan ick pils sive pat ent pen ance per ish per tect pig ment in jure nap kin 2 2 2 2 còng ress gràn ite în sult òc tant con stant hap less hap less kịn dred kin dred olive den tal hec tick king man dam sel em press hon est · mal ice ex tant hon our mas sive fam ine hos tile mas tiff fer vent hun dred max im fes tive her ald mim ick flan nel in fant mis sile frol ick mod el flor id in dex pin nace fur bish in land non sense pip pin fur nish in let novice pref ace fur long in quest nut meg prey ent in sect object" prob lem gram mar in stant ob long prog ress VII. See the snow fall ; How the birds sing ; How cold it is! Do see them fly. Do bring some wood, Do not kill them; And make a fire. They do no harm. VIII. XI. The spring is come, The birds make nests, The snow is gone. And they lay eggs. The grass is green. Do not rob them, The sky is clear. Nor kill their young. IX. XII, The sun is up; See this young bird, See how it shines; It cannot fly; Now it is day : Give it some food, The night is gone. Or it will die. gim lei 2 2 là ver an gry per il prom ise prov erb spat ter chilly ma ker en vy mi nor mi ser fan cy fer ry rep tile pa tron hur ry mer cy 2 ů ů 2 é car ry li on pros pect stam mer man ger cler gy province suf fer empty pub lick sum mer ma jor en try pub lish sup per rem nant sel dom spig ot pa per res pite tal on hap ру rub bish tan ner pi lot rad ish tav ern ra zor rel ish ten der ri ot vel vet thun der roll er sen try ver nal -tim ber ro ver sun dry victim ter ror ri der vis it with er thrif ty XIII. XVI. The day is past. The soft dew falls; The sun is set. The grass is wet, The moon is up; Let us walk fast; How large it is. The wind blows cool. XIV. XVII. Look at the moon ; See that black cloud ; We shall shun it. XVIII. Where are the lambs ? And we must go. They will be wet. tar ry vi per 2 2 2 ex ist ex tend mus ket per mit con fer dis pel im pel en rich 2 2 2 in cur mal let an nul ob test man age as sent ex pend ob vert mes sage at tend ex pel OC cur mod est collect of fend com pel ex ult or ange con cur ex tent possess pack age ex press per vert pack et content im mit sub sist pas sage dis hand in stil sub mit pil lage dis sent in tend suc cess plum met dis til in vent sus pend pock et iri vert un apt ravage un bend ren net im pend un fit ex pand in feet un hurt ex act in fest XIX. XXII. Come let us go Where are the lambs? And take a walk They are not here, In the wide field, We shall find them, To see the lambs. If we walk on. XX. XXIII. Look! what is there? There are the lambs, A herd of cows ; in the next lot: They feed on grass. How brisk they are, Do see them eat. 0, see them skip, XXI. XXIV. See that red cow ! The sheep bear wool; Flow fast she runs ; it keeps them warm, She has a calf, But we have clothes, See how it plays. To keep us warm. riv et rich es up on 2 2 2 2 2 ab jèct ad ept ob ject per sist ca nal ad just 2 2 2 in sist ab súrd as sèss in tent ac cept at tach im plant ad mit ac cess at tempt ap pend ac cost at tract per pend command ac quit bis sect com mit ad dict sub tend con duct ad dress com mend sub vert con fess ad apt com press sus pense ad mix con sent sus pectcon sult ad opt con Cert un dress con sist ad vance con dense un trod con vert ad ult con struct un just dis turb af fect con tract un less ef fect af flict con verse un lock ex press ag gress con vince un til ex cept ar rest with in ex cess as cend XXV. XXVIII. Here is a rose ; What tree is that? How sweet it smells : It is an oak; This rose is white; Do see the calves, But some are red. Lie in its shade, XXVI. XXIX. There is a tree; What man is that? It is in bloom; How gay it looks ! He shot a hawk, It will bear plums. It fell down dead. XXVII. XXX. There is a nest, What time is it? On that tall tree; 'Tis five o'clock. See the old bird, We must walk back, How she flies round. 'Tis time for tea. dis perse dis pense He has a gun ; |
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