The Art Literature Readers
The Art Literature Readers
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What reading level is The Art Literature Readers book?
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a sailboat.
It is a good boat.
Don't you think so?
It is father's big, wooden shoe.
Just see the sail!
The wind will blow on the sail.
Then the boat will go.
And Dolly can have a ride.
Dolly likes to ride in our boat.
Dolly likes to ride on the water.
Oh, dear! The wind does not blow. The boat will not go. Dolly cannot have a ride. Brother will make the wind blow. He can make the boat go.
Now Dolly is having a good ride.
62 A FAIR WIND Raupp HELPING FATHER.
Once there was a little girl. S...he was a little Dutch girl She lived in Holland. Her father had a big boat. It was a sailboat. One day her father said, "Come, little girl.
I am going out on the water.
I am going out on the ocean.
I am going in the big boat.
Will you go with me?
You can help me if you will go There is no wind to-day.
So we cannot sail in our boat.
We shall have to row it.
You can help me row.
Come, little girl.
Will you go?" 64 4 HELP TNG HAND Renouf Here we are in our big boat. We are on the big, big ocean. Other boats are on the ocean, too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a sailboat.
It is a good boat.
Don't you think so?
It is father's big, wooden shoe.
Just see the sail!
The wind will blow on the sail.
Then the boat will go.
And Dolly can have a ride.
Dolly likes to ride in our boat.
Dolly likes to ride on the water.
Oh, dear! The wind does not blow. The boat will not go. Dolly cannot have a ride. Brother will make the wind blow. He can make the boat go.
Now Dolly is having a good ride.
62 A FAIR WIND Raupp HELPING FATHER.
Once there was a little girl. S...he was a little Dutch girl She lived in Holland. Her father had a big boat. It was a sailboat. One day her father said, "Come, little girl.
I am going out on the water.
I am going out on the ocean.
I am going in the big boat.
Will you go with me?
You can help me if you will go There is no wind to-day.
So we cannot sail in our boat.
We shall have to row it.
You can help me row.
Come, little girl.
Will you go?" 64 4 HELP TNG HAND Renouf Here we are in our big boat. We are on the big, big ocean. Other boats are on the ocean, too.
What to read after The Art Literature Readers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Verinder to read onlineMoreLess
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