Mcguffey's Newly Revised Eclectic Fourth Reader: Revised And Improved
Mcguffey's Newly Revised Eclectic Fourth Reader: Revised And Improved
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Vi'-tals, n. parts of the body neces- sary to life.
8. Hec'-tic, a. habitual, constitutional.
9. Par'-ox-yams, n. severe turns or fits.
E-vinc'-ed, r. made evident.
11. GhastMy, a. deathlike, pale.
14. Wail, n. loud -weeping.
THE INTEMPERATE HUSBAND.
1. There was one modification of her husband's persecutions, which the fullest measure of Jane Harwood's piety could not enable her to bear unmoved. This was unkindness to her feeble and suffering boy. It was at- first commenced as the surest mode ...of distressing her. It opened a direct avenue to her heart.
2. What began in perverseness, seemed to end in hatred, as evil habits sometimes create perverted principles. The wasted invalid shrunk from his father's glance and footstep, as from the 8 90 MCGUFFEY'S FOURTH READER, approach of a foe. More than once had he taken him from the little bed which maternal care had provided for him, and forced him to go forth in the cold of the winter storm.
3. " I mean to harden him," said he. " All the neighbors know that you make such a fool of him, that he will never be able to get a living.* For my part, I wish I had never been called to the trial of supporting a useless boy, who pretends to be sick only that he may be coaxed by a silly mother.' ' 4.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vi'-tals, n. parts of the body neces- sary to life.
8. Hec'-tic, a. habitual, constitutional.
9. Par'-ox-yams, n. severe turns or fits.
E-vinc'-ed, r. made evident.
11. GhastMy, a. deathlike, pale.
14. Wail, n. loud -weeping.
THE INTEMPERATE HUSBAND.
1. There was one modification of her husband's persecutions, which the fullest measure of Jane Harwood's piety could not enable her to bear unmoved. This was unkindness to her feeble and suffering boy. It was at- first commenced as the surest mode ...of distressing her. It opened a direct avenue to her heart.
2. What began in perverseness, seemed to end in hatred, as evil habits sometimes create perverted principles. The wasted invalid shrunk from his father's glance and footstep, as from the 8 90 MCGUFFEY'S FOURTH READER, approach of a foe. More than once had he taken him from the little bed which maternal care had provided for him, and forced him to go forth in the cold of the winter storm.
3. " I mean to harden him," said he. " All the neighbors know that you make such a fool of him, that he will never be able to get a living.* For my part, I wish I had never been called to the trial of supporting a useless boy, who pretends to be sick only that he may be coaxed by a silly mother.' ' 4.
What to read after Mcguffey's Newly Revised Eclectic Fourth Reader: Revised And Improved?
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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