Child's Health Primer for Primary Classes
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What depends upon his answers?
24. Why do many men use tobacco?
25. How does it make them feel better?
26. Does it really help a person who uses it?
27. Does tobacco help a boy to be a good scholar?
28. How does it affect his manners?
[Illustration: _Bones of the human body. _] CHAPTER IV.
WHAT IS ALCOHOL?
[Illustration: R]IPE grapes are full of juice.
This juice is mostly water, sweetened with a sugar of its own. It isflavored with something which makes us know, the moment ...we taste it, that it is grape-juice, and not cherry-juice or plum-juice.
Apples also contain water, sugar, and apple flavor; and cherries containwater, sugar, and cherry flavor. The same is true of other fruits. Theyall, when ripe, have the water and the sugar; and each has a flavor ofits own.
Ripe grapes are sometimes gathered and put into great tubs called vats. In these the juice is squeezed out.
What to read after Child's Health Primer for Primary Classes?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What depends upon his answers?
24. Why do many men use tobacco?
25. How does it make them feel better?
26. Does it really help a person who uses it?
27. Does tobacco help a boy to be a good scholar?
28. How does it affect his manners?
[Illustration: _Bones of the human body. _] CHAPTER IV.
WHAT IS ALCOHOL?
[Illustration: R]IPE grapes are full of juice.
This juice is mostly water, sweetened with a sugar of its own. It isflavored with something which makes us know, the moment ...we taste it, that it is grape-juice, and not cherry-juice or plum-juice.
Apples also contain water, sugar, and apple flavor; and cherries containwater, sugar, and cherry flavor. The same is true of other fruits. Theyall, when ripe, have the water and the sugar; and each has a flavor ofits own.
Ripe grapes are sometimes gathered and put into great tubs called vats. In these the juice is squeezed out.
What to read after Child's Health Primer for Primary Classes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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