Parkers Second Reader 8 6
Parkers Second Reader 8 6
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This is not peculiar to childhood. It is the same in all periods oflife. There is but one way to make friends; and that is, by beingfriendly to others.
19. Perhaps some child, who reads this, feels conscious of beingdisliked, and yet desires to have the affection of his companions. Youask me what you shall do. I will tell you.
20. I will give you an infallible rule. Do all in your power to makeothers happy. Be willing to make sacrifices of your own convenience, that you may promote the happines...s of others.
21. This is the way to make friends, and the only way. When you areplaying with your brothers and sisters at home, be always ready to givethem more than their share of privileges.
22. Manifest an obliging disposition, and they cannot but regard youwith affection. In all your intercourse with others, at home or abroad, let these feelings influence you, and you will receive a rich reward.
LESSON XXXVIII.
_Obedience and Disobedience. _--CHILD'S COMPANION.
1. You have never disobeyed your parents, or your teachers, or any whohave been placed in authority over you, without being uncomfortable andunhappy!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is not peculiar to childhood. It is the same in all periods oflife. There is but one way to make friends; and that is, by beingfriendly to others.
19. Perhaps some child, who reads this, feels conscious of beingdisliked, and yet desires to have the affection of his companions. Youask me what you shall do. I will tell you.
20. I will give you an infallible rule. Do all in your power to makeothers happy. Be willing to make sacrifices of your own convenience, that you may promote the happines...s of others.
21. This is the way to make friends, and the only way. When you areplaying with your brothers and sisters at home, be always ready to givethem more than their share of privileges.
22. Manifest an obliging disposition, and they cannot but regard youwith affection. In all your intercourse with others, at home or abroad, let these feelings influence you, and you will receive a rich reward.
LESSON XXXVIII.
_Obedience and Disobedience. _--CHILD'S COMPANION.
1. You have never disobeyed your parents, or your teachers, or any whohave been placed in authority over you, without being uncomfortable andunhappy!
What to read after Parkers Second Reader 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard G Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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