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By what paeans are you so wise ?
TOM.
Why my old nurse taught me to read, and to think on what I read ; and when I had learnt to do that, the way was smooth ; for my books told me all I had a wish to know, and so they do now ; for I meet with things ten times a week that I had not heard 48 FRANK AND TOM.
of ; and then I fly to my books, and try to find them out.
FRANK.
But I do not know how to look for what I want to know.
TOM.
Then beg of some one to teach you ; if you do not, you will be a du...nce all your life.
FRANK.
I should not like to be a dunce, for Mr. Hicks would make me wear a fool's cap, and all the boys would hoot at me ; I should FRANK AND TOM. 49 not dare to show my face in the street.
Do pray, Tom, teach me what you know ; I will be a good boy, and mind what you tell me, and try to know as much as I can, that I may not be a dunce and a fool.
TOM.
I am too young to know much, but what I do know I will tell you with all my heart. The thing is that I try to find out how things are made, and what they are made of, and 50 FRANK AND TOM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By what paeans are you so wise ?
TOM.
Why my old nurse taught me to read, and to think on what I read ; and when I had learnt to do that, the way was smooth ; for my books told me all I had a wish to know, and so they do now ; for I meet with things ten times a week that I had not heard 48 FRANK AND TOM.
of ; and then I fly to my books, and try to find them out.
FRANK.
But I do not know how to look for what I want to know.
TOM.
Then beg of some one to teach you ; if you do not, you will be a du...nce all your life.
FRANK.
I should not like to be a dunce, for Mr. Hicks would make me wear a fool's cap, and all the boys would hoot at me ; I should FRANK AND TOM. 49 not dare to show my face in the street.
Do pray, Tom, teach me what you know ; I will be a good boy, and mind what you tell me, and try to know as much as I can, that I may not be a dunce and a fool.
TOM.
I am too young to know much, but what I do know I will tell you with all my heart. The thing is that I try to find out how things are made, and what they are made of, and 50 FRANK AND TOM.
What to read after Dialogues Consisting of Words of One Syllable Only Intended As a Proper book to?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Semple to read onlineMoreLess
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