Mcguffey's First Eclectic Reader, Revised Edition
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LESSON XXI.
of that toss fall well Fan'ny ball wall was pret'ty(prit-) done what a a [Illustration: Two girls standing in meadow play with a ball. ] O Fanny, what a pretty ball!
Yes; can you catch it, Ann?
Toss it to me, and see. I will not let it fall.
That was well done Now, Fanny, toss it to the top of the wall, if you can.
LESSON XXII.
had went call might flag near swam swing [Illustration: Woman and two girls standing by gate in fence. ] Did you call us, mamma?
I went with Tom to the pond.... I had my doll, and Tom had his flag.
The fat duck swam to the bank, and we fed her. Did you think we might fallinto the pond?
We did not go too near, did we, Tom?
May we go to the swing, now, mamma?
LESSON XXIII.
here band hear horse play they pass where front fine hope comes e e [Illustration: Two boy standing on porch as band passes in street. ] Here comes the band! Shall we call mamma and Fanny to see it?
Let us stand still, and hear the men play as they pass.
I hope they will stop here and play for us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LESSON XXI.
of that toss fall well Fan'ny ball wall was pret'ty(prit-) done what a a [Illustration: Two girls standing in meadow play with a ball. ] O Fanny, what a pretty ball!
Yes; can you catch it, Ann?
Toss it to me, and see. I will not let it fall.
That was well done Now, Fanny, toss it to the top of the wall, if you can.
LESSON XXII.
had went call might flag near swam swing [Illustration: Woman and two girls standing by gate in fence. ] Did you call us, mamma?
I went with Tom to the pond.... I had my doll, and Tom had his flag.
The fat duck swam to the bank, and we fed her. Did you think we might fallinto the pond?
We did not go too near, did we, Tom?
May we go to the swing, now, mamma?
LESSON XXIII.
here band hear horse play they pass where front fine hope comes e e [Illustration: Two boy standing on porch as band passes in street. ] Here comes the band! Shall we call mamma and Fanny to see it?
Let us stand still, and hear the men play as they pass.
I hope they will stop here and play for us.
What to read after Mcguffey's First Eclectic Reader, Revised Edition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcguffey William Holmes to read onlineMoreLess
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