Familiar Dialogues for the Instruction And Amusement of Children of Four And Fiv
Familiar Dialogues for the Instruction And Amusement of Children of Four And Fiv
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MAMMA. No, Mary! put in your tongue, it will not make you cooler; and you do not want any drink : you are a little girl. Pcmpey is a little dog. Lit- tle girls mud not do the fame things as little dogs do. Sit quiet and you will be cool. Exercife has made you hot.
MARY. What is exercife ? I do not know what you mean.
MAMMA. Running and walking, jump- ing, and riding, is exercife ; but fitting FAMILIAR DIALOGUES. 53 dill, or lying down is reft. Any thing that moves, rs called being in motion; bu...t fitting dill, or going to fleep is called ml. Do you underfiand what I fay ?
MARY. I do not know. Dinner is ready, come Mamma, let us go to din- ner. Pudding is good. Let us call Papa to have ^ome dinner.
DIALOGUE 24 FAMILIAR DIALOGUES.
DIALOGUE II.
M A M M A mid H A R R Y. MAMMA.
WHERE have you been to, Earn ? HARRY. In the garden. Look, I have FAMILIAR DIALOGUES. 25 got fome goofberries. Will you eat fome ? John is gathering fome for a pye, and he gave me all thefe.
MAMMA. But they are not good for you Harry, they will make you fick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MAMMA. No, Mary! put in your tongue, it will not make you cooler; and you do not want any drink : you are a little girl. Pcmpey is a little dog. Lit- tle girls mud not do the fame things as little dogs do. Sit quiet and you will be cool. Exercife has made you hot.
MARY. What is exercife ? I do not know what you mean.
MAMMA. Running and walking, jump- ing, and riding, is exercife ; but fitting FAMILIAR DIALOGUES. 53 dill, or lying down is reft. Any thing that moves, rs called being in motion; bu...t fitting dill, or going to fleep is called ml. Do you underfiand what I fay ?
MARY. I do not know. Dinner is ready, come Mamma, let us go to din- ner. Pudding is good. Let us call Papa to have ^ome dinner.
DIALOGUE 24 FAMILIAR DIALOGUES.
DIALOGUE II.
M A M M A mid H A R R Y. MAMMA.
WHERE have you been to, Earn ? HARRY. In the garden. Look, I have FAMILIAR DIALOGUES. 25 got fome goofberries. Will you eat fome ? John is gathering fome for a pye, and he gave me all thefe.
MAMMA. But they are not good for you Harry, they will make you fick.
What to read after Familiar Dialogues for the Instruction And Amusement of Children of Four And Fiv?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Ann Kilner to read onlineMoreLess
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