Old-Time Schools And School-Books
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To church you muft every Sunday repair.
And behave yourfelf decently while you are there.
At the clofe of the day, ere you go to your reft.
Kneel again to your parents, and be again bleft : And to the Almighty again humbly pray.
That he may preferve you by night and by day.
The next book of this class was The Childts In- structor^ Philadelphia, 1808. A peculiar typo- graphical feature is the use of the long s in some parts of the book, and the short 5 in others. Most printers had discarded the ...former altogether by this time. In Chapter I are the alphabet, some columns of three and four letter words, and a number of short sentences, of which the first is — A bird that can sing, and will not sing, must be made to sing.
236 Old-time Schools and School-books Chapter II starts thus : — 1. Now George, you know all the letters.
Now you must learn to spell and read.
A good boy will sit and mind his books.
2. Knife, fork, spoon, plate, dish, cup, bowl, mug, jug, pot, pan, tub, chair, ta-ble, bed, box, fire, wood, shov-el, tongs, bel-lows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To church you muft every Sunday repair.
And behave yourfelf decently while you are there.
At the clofe of the day, ere you go to your reft.
Kneel again to your parents, and be again bleft : And to the Almighty again humbly pray.
That he may preferve you by night and by day.
The next book of this class was The Childts In- structor^ Philadelphia, 1808. A peculiar typo- graphical feature is the use of the long s in some parts of the book, and the short 5 in others. Most printers had discarded the ...former altogether by this time. In Chapter I are the alphabet, some columns of three and four letter words, and a number of short sentences, of which the first is — A bird that can sing, and will not sing, must be made to sing.
236 Old-time Schools and School-books Chapter II starts thus : — 1. Now George, you know all the letters.
Now you must learn to spell and read.
A good boy will sit and mind his books.
2. Knife, fork, spoon, plate, dish, cup, bowl, mug, jug, pot, pan, tub, chair, ta-ble, bed, box, fire, wood, shov-el, tongs, bel-lows.
What to read after Old-Time Schools And School-Books?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson, Clifton, 1865-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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