Lessons in English .. Bk. 1
Lessons in English .. Bk. 1
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** Tm sure I haven^t half so many, and those that I have are too poor to help me." ** Count your fingers, my boy," said the master.
Dennis looked at his large, strong hands.
** Count thumbs and all," added the master.
*♦ I have ; there are ten," said the lad.
*« Then never say you have not ten friends able to help you on in life.
Try what those true friends can do before you begin to fret because you do not get help from others." Exercise 2. Your little brother has found these proverbs in his r...eading lesson. Not understanding them very well he has brought them to you to be explained. Tell him exactly what they mean.
Poor Richard says, «« Grod helps them that help themselves." **God gives every bird its food, but he does not throw it into the nest." Exercise 3. Dorothy Clarke went to the city to meet her Aunt Mary. She lost her way in the crowds and was found by a policeman^ who asked her many questions. Write the conversa- tion that occurred. Tell the story as Dorothy told it at home that evening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** Tm sure I haven^t half so many, and those that I have are too poor to help me." ** Count your fingers, my boy," said the master.
Dennis looked at his large, strong hands.
** Count thumbs and all," added the master.
*♦ I have ; there are ten," said the lad.
*« Then never say you have not ten friends able to help you on in life.
Try what those true friends can do before you begin to fret because you do not get help from others." Exercise 2. Your little brother has found these proverbs in his r...eading lesson. Not understanding them very well he has brought them to you to be explained. Tell him exactly what they mean.
Poor Richard says, «« Grod helps them that help themselves." **God gives every bird its food, but he does not throw it into the nest." Exercise 3. Dorothy Clarke went to the city to meet her Aunt Mary. She lost her way in the crowds and was found by a policeman^ who asked her many questions. Write the conversa- tion that occurred. Tell the story as Dorothy told it at home that evening.
What to read after Lessons in English .. Bk. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Fred Newton, 1860-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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