The Smith-Mcmurry Language Series
The Smith-Mcmurry Language Series
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Where were the king and the princess? How were they dressed ? Think of the disappointed and angry king, the anxious princess.
There were gentlemen and ladies in the room. Imagine how they would be arranged, the ladies seated in a row or grouped in some more graceful way at the left of the princess, the men arranged in the same manner at the 2i6 LANGUAGE SERIES right of the king. Picture their anxious and frightened faces. Where would the story-teller sit? Knowing that his story had come to an e...nd, how would he feel?
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Imagine the changes of feeling of the imf ortunate story-teller. Show how the guards removed him.
Let different pupils in the class represent the king, the princess, the ladies, and the gentlemen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where were the king and the princess? How were they dressed ? Think of the disappointed and angry king, the anxious princess.
There were gentlemen and ladies in the room. Imagine how they would be arranged, the ladies seated in a row or grouped in some more graceful way at the left of the princess, the men arranged in the same manner at the 2i6 LANGUAGE SERIES right of the king. Picture their anxious and frightened faces. Where would the story-teller sit? Knowing that his story had come to an e...nd, how would he feel?
What would be the look on his face?
Re-read the part of the story beginning with "The prince married the princess, and they Kved happy forever and ever/' Imagine the stormy scene between the king and the story-teller, together with the pleadings of the princess and the ladies. Think of the tones of voice iised by each speaker.
Imagine the changes of feeling of the imf ortunate story-teller. Show how the guards removed him.
Let different pupils in the class represent the king, the princess, the ladies, and the gentlemen.
What to read after The Smith-Mcmurry Language Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Alphonso Charles Alphonso Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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