New National First Reader eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 35 pages of information about New National First Reader.

New National First Reader eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 35 pages of information about New National First Reader.

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When Rover saw the fox start, he ran after him.  O how they did go!  They ran and ran, up hill, and down hill, but the fox ran faster than Rover, and got away.

How did you get him back?

O when Rover went away, he soon came back to me.  I do not let dogs run after him now.

SCRIPT EXERCISE.

[Script:  m[=e][a\]t sm[a:]l[l\] wh[=i]t[e\] br[)e][a\]d hid[e\] j[)o]ll[)y] ]

LESSON V.

NEW WORDS.

J[=a]n[e\] [-c][)u]p j[)u]mp r[=o]p[e\] t[=a]’bl[e\] m[)i]lk m[)u]ch l[)u]nch ch[^a][i\]r b[)u]t’t[e]r

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VOWEL EXERCISE.

[)u] [)u]t [)u]p b[)u]t [-c][)u]p [-c][)u]t p[)u]p sh[)u]t [=g][)u]n t[)u]b f[)u]n r[)u]b

O Jane!  I am glad you have your doll with you.  How pretty it is!

Yes, Mary, I think it is a pretty doll.  I like it very much.  You are just in time for lunch.  We will have it here on my little table.

O that will be jolly fun, Mary!  I will set the table, and put on your little dishes.

Yes, Jane, you set the table, and I will run and ask mamma’ for some bread and butter and cold meat.

Get a cup of milk, too, Mary.

Yes, here they are—­bread, butter, cold meat, and a cup of nice milk.

Well, here is a chair for you, one for me, and one for my doll.

What shall we do after lunch?

We will jump rope, Mary.  I have a nice new rope.

O so have I!  Mamma’ just gave me one.

But, Mary, we must not jump rope too much.  It is not good for us.

Well, we will jump but a little while, and then I must go home.

SCRIPT EXERCISE.

[Script:  n[=i][c5]e d[)o]l[l\] n[=e][a\]r r[=o]p[e\] ch[^a][i\]r th[^e]r[e\] ]

LESSON VI.

NEW WORDS.

d[=a][y\] l[=a]k[e\] st[=a][y\] h[=o]m[e\] w[=a][y\] l[=a]t[e\] sw[)i]m spl[)a]sh mouth r[)a]b’b[)i]t

VOWEL EXERCISE.

[=a] d[=a][y\] s[=a][y\] m[=a][y\] h[=a][y\] t[=a]k[e\] m[=a]k[e\] m[=a]k[e\]s t[=a]m[e\] [-c][=a]m[e\]

One day Ann and Frank went to the lake with Rover.

Rover can swim well, so Frank made him go into the water after a stick.

“Jump, Rover!  Jump in and get the stick,” said Frank; and into the water he went with a big splash.

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Pretty soon he came out with the stick in his mouth.

He did not like the fun so well as Frank, for the water was a little cold.

They had a fine time for a while with Rover, and then set out for home, as it was late in the day, and they could not stay long.

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