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"Indeed, it is not," said t man ; " and for telling a lie, you sh not have this money ; * but here your own?
21. This bad boy thought he woi] be the gainer by telling a falsehoo but the conduct of the good little b( proves that it is always best to spe; the truth.
I NUMBER TWO.
85 LESSON XXXTTT.
^•48'ubb, compute.
^">, help ; assistance.
Nbm'bbrs, figures.
E'qual, the same.
D f »' tancb, length ; space.
Mm' xitb, sixty seconds.
B « Twee^, betwixt.
Fig' urb, number.
There' fork, for this reason ...Lacks, wants.
O'clock', of the clock.
Strikes, beats.
Prop' BR, just; correct For bv' er, eternally.
HOW TIME IS MEASURED.
1. This is the face of a clock. Clocks and watches are used to measure time.
2. It would be a hard task to meas- ure time, without the aid of clocks or watches.
SANDERS' UNION READER, 3. On the face of this clock, there are twelve numbers, which are placed at equal distances from each other.
4. Between each of these numbers, there are five small dots, making, in all, sixty dots for the sixty minutes in an hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Indeed, it is not," said t man ; " and for telling a lie, you sh not have this money ; * but here your own?
21. This bad boy thought he woi] be the gainer by telling a falsehoo but the conduct of the good little b( proves that it is always best to spe; the truth.
I NUMBER TWO.
85 LESSON XXXTTT.
^•48'ubb, compute.
^">, help ; assistance.
Nbm'bbrs, figures.
E'qual, the same.
D f »' tancb, length ; space.
Mm' xitb, sixty seconds.
B « Twee^, betwixt.
Fig' urb, number.
There' fork, for this reason ...Lacks, wants.
O'clock', of the clock.
Strikes, beats.
Prop' BR, just; correct For bv' er, eternally.
HOW TIME IS MEASURED.
1. This is the face of a clock. Clocks and watches are used to measure time.
2. It would be a hard task to meas- ure time, without the aid of clocks or watches.
SANDERS' UNION READER, 3. On the face of this clock, there are twelve numbers, which are placed at equal distances from each other.
4. Between each of these numbers, there are five small dots, making, in all, sixty dots for the sixty minutes in an hour.
What to read after Sanders' Union Reader, Number Three: Containing Exercises in Reading, Definitions, Articulation ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles W Charles Walton Sanders to read onlineMoreLess
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