The New McGuffey First[-fifth] Reader, Libro 1

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American book Company, 1901

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Página 50 - JACK and Jill went up the hill, To fetch a pail of water; Jack fell down and broke his crown And Jill came tumbling after.
Página 112 - Children who read my lay, This much I have to say: Each day, and every day, Do what is right ! Right things in great and small, Then, though the sky should fall, Sun, moon, and stars, and all, You shall have light...
Página 92 - Little Boy Blue, come blow your horn, The sheep's in the meadow, the cow's in the corn.
Página 112 - Be you tempted as you may, Each day, and every day, Speak what is true ! True things, in great and small ; Then, though the sky should fall, Sun, moon, and stars, and all, Heaven would show through...
Página 60 - How doth the little busy bee Improve each shining hour? It gathers honey all the day From every bud and flower. § bees. buzz bus.y ABCDEFG HIJ KLMNOP -=»QKSTUVW QESTUVW =iX ... Y . . . Z, 0 dear me ! I can not say my ABC. f(T...
Página 4 - A a N n B b O o C c P P D d Q q E e R r F f S s G g T t H h U u I i V V J J W w K k X X L 1 Y y M m Z Z THE CHILDREN'S PRIMER.
Página 111 - Tells me when the right hours are, For eating, for sleeping, for play and all, For rising and bathing, itsounds the call; ^^E^ Beat by beat with forward, back, Ev- er tick and cv - ertack.
Página 3 - ... embody and illustrate the best features of the word, the phonic, and the sentence or thought methods. While all the stories in this book are new, or have been rewritten especially for its pages, care has been taken to preserve the distinguishing characteristics which have given to the McGuffey Readers their unparalleled popularity and usefulness. The gradation both in thought and in words has been carefully maintained, and the work provided enables the pupils to advance by easy and evenly progressive...

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