The School Reader. Third Book.
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Re solv' ed, determined.
Per ni' cious, destructive.
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CONTRAST BETWEEN INDUSTRY AND IDLENESS. !» 1. In a beautiful village lived a wealthy husbandman who had two sons, Archibald and Frederic, the former being two years older j than the latter. On the day that the younger j son was three years of age, the father set in \ his orchard two young apple-trees of equal \ size, on which he bestowed the same care in j cultivating ; and they grew so much alike, that \ 74 BAN...DERS' NEW SERIES.
it was difficult to decide which claimed the i preference. j 2. As soon as the boys were capable of using j garden tools, their father took them, early in j the spring, to see the two trees he had reared j for them. The trees were straight and thrifty, j and covered with leaves and blossoms. As j the boys stood admiring the trees, the father said : " My sons, these two apple-trees I now give to you. You see they are very nearly alike, and they will continue to grow with equal beauty and rapidity, if you bestow upon \ them the same amount of care and culture." 3.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Re solv' ed, determined.
Per ni' cious, destructive.
Reform A'TioN.amendmentoflife.
CONTRAST BETWEEN INDUSTRY AND IDLENESS. !» 1. In a beautiful village lived a wealthy husbandman who had two sons, Archibald and Frederic, the former being two years older j than the latter. On the day that the younger j son was three years of age, the father set in \ his orchard two young apple-trees of equal \ size, on which he bestowed the same care in j cultivating ; and they grew so much alike, that \ 74 BAN...DERS' NEW SERIES.
it was difficult to decide which claimed the i preference. j 2. As soon as the boys were capable of using j garden tools, their father took them, early in j the spring, to see the two trees he had reared j for them. The trees were straight and thrifty, j and covered with leaves and blossoms. As j the boys stood admiring the trees, the father said : " My sons, these two apple-trees I now give to you. You see they are very nearly alike, and they will continue to grow with equal beauty and rapidity, if you bestow upon \ them the same amount of care and culture." 3.
What to read after The School Reader. Third Book.?
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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