The First Dixie Reader : Designed to Follow the Dixie Primer
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Aunt Ann knows that her young Mis» y as she calls her, will take care of her as long as she lives. - - 4. Ma-ny poor white folks would be glad io live in her house and eat what Miss Kate sends out for her din-ner.
FIRST DIXIB READER.
LESSON XVII.
■ Bang ding dong bung dang eliag gong dang feDg fiing long bung bang ring prong lung pang sing song rung •rang .
wing wrong SUIig HOW IT RAINS!
1'. Ma, where do the rain drop3 come from?
2. They drop from the clouds, my child; 3. But how do they get up... there ?
4. Do you know what fog is ?
5. It is fine drops of rain.
6. When wa-ter is in such fine drops, it is light and'ri-ses up. When they get high up, where the air is. cool, they -come to-geth-er, and make large drops. These are heav-y, and fall down a-gain.
24 n*v>T Dim? v.eade*.
LFSSOX XVH r.
JW« cer* ire ore »
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aunt Ann knows that her young Mis» y as she calls her, will take care of her as long as she lives. - - 4. Ma-ny poor white folks would be glad io live in her house and eat what Miss Kate sends out for her din-ner.
FIRST DIXIB READER.
LESSON XVII.
■ Bang ding dong bung dang eliag gong dang feDg fiing long bung bang ring prong lung pang sing song rung •rang .
wing wrong SUIig HOW IT RAINS!
1'. Ma, where do the rain drop3 come from?
2. They drop from the clouds, my child; 3. But how do they get up... there ?
4. Do you know what fog is ?
5. It is fine drops of rain.
6. When wa-ter is in such fine drops, it is light and'ri-ses up. When they get high up, where the air is. cool, they -come to-geth-er, and make large drops. These are heav-y, and fall down a-gain.
24 n*v>T Dim? v.eade*.
LFSSOX XVH r.
JW« cer* ire ore »
What to read after The First Dixie Reader : Designed to Follow the Dixie Primer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore, Marinda Branson to read online
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