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Education
1879
The New McGuffey
First Reader - Section 5
goes read
tell write well name
The name of
this little girl is Rose.
Do you think
she looks like a rose?
Do you think
Rose is a pretty name?
Rose goes to
school.
She can read
and write.
At home, she
likes to read to her mother. She likes to look at the pictures,
too.
Tell me, Rose,
how well you can read.
Can you read
well in your book?
I think you
can write very well.
Can you write
your name?
r rose read
run her your r
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were so day
then be
Can you tell
me the name of this pretty little bird?
It is so little
it can not fly very far.
Some of the
boys found it in the woods, as they were going to school one day.
It was not in
a nest.
Frank said;
"I will take the little bird home with me.
It will be a
good pet."
So Frank took
it as he said.
He is kind to
it and feeds it, but he will not keep it.
Some day it
can fly well.
Then Frank will
let it go.
It will fly
away with the other birds.
s so some
said nice c
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us our shall
learn children their
Come, girls
let us play with our dolls.
We will play
school.
Our dolls will
be the children.
Our dolls are
as good as some children are.
They have their
books, and I think, they will learn very fast.
Soon we shall
see how well they can read.
This doll is
not so good as the others.
She does not
like to go to school very well.
She must sit
by me and look at her book.
As soon as she
can read well, she may go home and play.
She goes to
school day after day, but she does not learn.
She can not
write at all.
She can not
tell her name.
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WRITING LESSON.
This is my little
doll.
Her name is
Lucy.
Do you thik
she is pretty?
s as dolls does
goes is
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tall Henry
am table what
"How tall
you are, Henry!"
"Yes, father,
I shall soon be a man. I am as tall as the table, now."
"What can
you see on the table?"
"I can
see your big book, father."
"What do
you see by the book?"
"Oh, I
see some pictures. Two pictures are by the book, and two are not
by the book."
"How many
are two and two, Henry?"
"Two and
two are four."
"You do
well. If you learn fast, you may soon go to school.
Then you can
learn how to read and write."
t tall table
tell what not t
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funny pail
up hill water there
Oh, mother,
come and look at this funny picture.
What do you
see in the picture Lucy?
I see two children
in the picture.
I see a tall
boy and little girl.
How fast they
run!
They are going
up hill, too.
The boy has
a pail.
I think he is
going to get a pail of water for his mother.
How very funny
it must be to run up hill!
Will they find
water on the hill?
Oh, yes, I see
a well up there.
They must be
good children to go so far after a pail of water.
There must be
good water in the well.
Jack and Jill
went up the hill,
To get a pail
of water;
Jack fell down and broke his crown,
And Jill came tumbling after.
u up run
must funny u
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says say
out sure June
Our mother says
we may go and see little Lucy.
We are going
some day in June, soon after our school is out.
We do not have
school in June.
Lucy's home
is far away.
We shall ride
there in the big wagon with father and mother.
Father says
it will take all day to go so far.
Mother says
I must be sure to take Lucy some of our good apples.
I will take
her a book, too.
I am sure Lucy
will be glad to see us. She will run out to the wagon and tell us
so.
What do you
think she will say?
She will say,
"Oh, May, I am so glad you have come."
u sure June
Lucy u
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violets sweet
buy who
Violets sweet,
violets sweet!
Who will buy my violets sweet?
Violets sweet, violets sweet!
I will buy your violets sweet.
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vine bush
wild grow
See this funny
little tree!
What kind of
tree is it?
It is not a
tree, it is a vine.
It is not so
tall as some trees.
It looks like
a wild rose vine.
Will it have
roses on it?
Yes, I think
some roses will grow on it; but I am not sure.
Wild roses come
in June.
Some of them
are very sweet.
My roses are
not wild.
They do not
grow on a vine.
They grow on
a bush.
A bush looks
like a little tree.
v vine very
have give v
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went came
would down street sell
Little
Henry went to school this morning.
All the children
were glad to see him as he came down the street.
He is a funny
little boy, and I am sure you would like him.
He says he will
grow very fast and soon be a man.
He likes to
go to school.
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REVIEW.
One day Henry
took a pail with him and went up the hill.
Do you think
he went to get a pail of water? I do not think so.
He went to find
violets and wild flowers in the woods.
After a little
he came down; but he would not let me look in his pail.
He would not
tell me how many flowers were in it.
"Who will
buy my wild roses?" he said. "Who will buy my
sweet violets?
I came down
the street to sell my flowers. But now I must say they do not sell
very well."
w went well
wild would way w
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