The Third Reader, for Primary Schools
The Third Reader, for Primary Schools
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L. What were you doing in the field ?
Thomas. I was pulling up weeds, and tending tie sheep that are feeding on the tmnips.
JMr. L. And do you like this employment ?
Thomas. Yes, sir, very well, this fine weather.
M'. L. But would you not rather play ?
Thomas. This is not hard work ; it is ahnost as good as play.
JIfi*. L. Who set you to work ?
Thoma». My father, sir.
Mr. L. Where does he. live ?
Thomas. Close by, among the trees thera Mr. L. What is his name ?
Thomas. Thomas Hurdle.
Mr. L. How... old are you ?
Thomas. I shall be eight next month.
Mr. L. How long have you been out in this field?
Thomas. Ever since six in the morning.
Mr. L. And are you not hungry ?
Thomas. Yes, sir ; I shall go to my dinner soon.
Mr. L. If you had a dime now, what would you do with it?
Thomas. I do not know. I never had so much money in my life.
Mr. L. Have you no playthings ?
12* 138 THB THIRD READER.
Thomas. Playthings ! what are those ?
Mr. L. Such as balls^ ninepins, marbles, tope^ and wooden horses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. What were you doing in the field ?
Thomas. I was pulling up weeds, and tending tie sheep that are feeding on the tmnips.
JMr. L. And do you like this employment ?
Thomas. Yes, sir, very well, this fine weather.
M'. L. But would you not rather play ?
Thomas. This is not hard work ; it is ahnost as good as play.
JIfi*. L. Who set you to work ?
Thoma». My father, sir.
Mr. L. Where does he. live ?
Thomas. Close by, among the trees thera Mr. L. What is his name ?
Thomas. Thomas Hurdle.
Mr. L. How... old are you ?
Thomas. I shall be eight next month.
Mr. L. How long have you been out in this field?
Thomas. Ever since six in the morning.
Mr. L. And are you not hungry ?
Thomas. Yes, sir ; I shall go to my dinner soon.
Mr. L. If you had a dime now, what would you do with it?
Thomas. I do not know. I never had so much money in my life.
Mr. L. Have you no playthings ?
12* 138 THB THIRD READER.
Thomas. Playthings ! what are those ?
Mr. L. Such as balls^ ninepins, marbles, tope^ and wooden horses.
What to read after The Third Reader, for Primary Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Stillman Hillard to read onlineMoreLess
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