The Complete Tribune Primer
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He appears disquieted. He is Trying to Work his Boots up Through his Mouth.
He will have a Headache to-morrow, and Lay it to the Altitude.
THE CANAK7 BIRD npHE Canary Bird is Lonesome in the Cage. He ^ has Drawn one of his Little Legs up So High you can See it Sticking Through his Back. Poor Birdie ! Are you not Sorry for Him ? Suppose you Let him out of the Nasty Cage. Kitty is in the Next Room. Call her in to see Birdie. She will be glad to see Birdie. Will Birdie be Glad to see Kitty?
T THE ...FOTTBTH COBPOBAI.
HIS is a Fourth Corporal. He Walks stiff Legged behind a Company of Soldiers and Car- ries a Musket at Half-Mast. He is fond of Human Blood and Delights in Carnage. Has the Fourth Corporal ever been in a War? No. Then what does he Know about War? He has a Cousin who Married a Man by the Name of Gunn.
56 The Complete Tribune Primer THE LAP THE Mother has made a Lap. The Boy is in the Lap. He is Looking at the Carpet. What has the Mother in her Hand ? She has a Shingle in her Hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He appears disquieted. He is Trying to Work his Boots up Through his Mouth.
He will have a Headache to-morrow, and Lay it to the Altitude.
THE CANAK7 BIRD npHE Canary Bird is Lonesome in the Cage. He ^ has Drawn one of his Little Legs up So High you can See it Sticking Through his Back. Poor Birdie ! Are you not Sorry for Him ? Suppose you Let him out of the Nasty Cage. Kitty is in the Next Room. Call her in to see Birdie. She will be glad to see Birdie. Will Birdie be Glad to see Kitty?
T THE ...FOTTBTH COBPOBAI.
HIS is a Fourth Corporal. He Walks stiff Legged behind a Company of Soldiers and Car- ries a Musket at Half-Mast. He is fond of Human Blood and Delights in Carnage. Has the Fourth Corporal ever been in a War? No. Then what does he Know about War? He has a Cousin who Married a Man by the Name of Gunn.
56 The Complete Tribune Primer THE LAP THE Mother has made a Lap. The Boy is in the Lap. He is Looking at the Carpet. What has the Mother in her Hand ? She has a Shingle in her Hand.
What to read after The Complete Tribune Primer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Field, Eugene, 1850-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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