Geikie's school books. 1st (-6th) reading book, Volumen1 |
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... vowel sounds in English , by giving only one of these sounds at a time , first in its simpler , and afterwards in its more unusual forms . The Sound taught one day is included in the lesson of the next , but only one new vowel sound ...
... vowel sounds in English , by giving only one of these sounds at a time , first in its simpler , and afterwards in its more unusual forms . The Sound taught one day is included in the lesson of the next , but only one new vowel sound ...
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... my life - belt to try to save my - self , and got to shore , but the waves were like to whelm and choke me . * The vowel is long , as a rule , before LD and LT . Did the elf pelt the whelp and make him yelp. 10 FIRST READING BOOK .
... my life - belt to try to save my - self , and got to shore , but the waves were like to whelm and choke me . * The vowel is long , as a rule , before LD and LT . Did the elf pelt the whelp and make him yelp. 10 FIRST READING BOOK .
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... VOWELS . I told him not to scald himself ; but he was so bold , he told me the pap was cold . Do not It is quite cold on thy bald pate . The colt is in the van . scold him ; it will jolt if he run , and he may bolt with us . Ben was ...
... VOWELS . I told him not to scald himself ; but he was so bold , he told me the pap was cold . Do not It is quite cold on thy bald pate . The colt is in the van . scold him ; it will jolt if he run , and he may bolt with us . Ben was ...
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... Vowels , as- shall doll Noll Moll Moll shall give you a fine doll . Noll is a fine lad . ANG , fang , pang , hang , tang ,. A before LL IS GENERALLY LONG , AND O IS I got my sock wet at the rock . 20 FIRST READING BOOK .
... Vowels , as- shall doll Noll Moll Moll shall give you a fine doll . Noll is a fine lad . ANG , fang , pang , hang , tang ,. A before LL IS GENERALLY LONG , AND O IS I got my sock wet at the rock . 20 FIRST READING BOOK .
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... VOWEL - SOUNDS . 1. THE SHORT SOUND OF A. catch , match , snatch , scratch , grant , thank , twang , knack , hand , lamp , smash , slack , damp , chant , camp , hap - py , flash , plash , marsh , gnats . The bow gives a loud twang , but ...
... VOWEL - SOUNDS . 1. THE SHORT SOUND OF A. catch , match , snatch , scratch , grant , thank , twang , knack , hand , lamp , smash , slack , damp , chant , camp , hap - py , flash , plash , marsh , gnats . The bow gives a loud twang , but ...
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Términos y frases comunes
a-ble a-bout a-long ap-ple ba-by baize ball bawl bird boat ca-ble calk can-not cat-tle catch charm child clum-sy cold cop-y crawl crew crib DIPHTHONGS dray dress ev-er-y faint feet fire fish flag flue foot-man free-ly gip-sy girl giv-en give glass glebe glo-ry gnats grand house grass hap-py har-poon hasp heav-en hemp hurt i-dle in-to Jane jel-ly jump ket-tle kind-ly knack la-dy lamp larch late-ly lit-tle lit-tle boy Lon-don LOST BOY ma-ple maize mam-ma mare mid-dle mud-dy Nell-y o-ver on-ly park peb-ble plaice poor boy prawns Pray pud-dle puss-y quake rope sa-ble sad-dle scarce-ly scarf shawl ship silk sing sing-ing skiff sloe SOFT song SOUND sweep swims ta-ble ti-dy told tramp tru-ly ver-y vowel wa-ry walk waves wept whale whale-bone wharf whey Will-y wind wreck yawl
Pasajes populares
Página 39 - THE NORTH WIND DOTH BLOW he north wind doth blow, And we shall have snow, And what will poor Robin do then, Poor thing? He'll sit in a barn, And keep himself warm, And hide his head under his wing, Poor thing.
Página 33 - Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the Lord my soul to keep ; If I should die before I wake, I pray the Lord my soul to take ; And this I ask for Jesus
Página 75 - I like little Pussy, Her coat is so warm; And if I don't hurt her She'll do me no harm. So I'll not pull her tail, Nor drive her away, But Pussy and I Very gently will play...
Página 25 - Christian mothers teach their young children short prayers like the following : This night when I lie down to sleep, I give the Lord my soul to keep ; If I should die before I wake, I pray the Lord my soul to take. Now I wake and see the light ; God has kept me through the night ; Make me good, O Lord, I pray ; Keep and guard me through this day. When Christian worship like the above is compared with Hindu customs, it must be seen to be preferable. " As is the god, so is the worshipper.
Página 80 - THOU wak'st from happy sleep to play With bounding heart, my boy ! Before thee lies a long bright day Of summer and of joy. Thou hast no heavy thought or dream To cloud thy fearless eye ; — Long be it thus — life's early stream Should still reflect the sky.
Página 46 - Two legs and two ancles, two knees and two hips : His fingers and toes have all nails on their tips. With his hands and his feet he can run, walk, or crawl, He can dance, jump, and caper, or play with his ball : Take his hoop or his cart, and have a good race, And that will soon give him a fine rosy face. Oh ! what would my boy do without his two hands ? Or the two little feet upon which he now stands? They're the kind gifts of God for him to enjoy, Then be thankful to Him my dear little boy.
Página 71 - HOP, hop, hop ! Go and never stop ; Where 'tis smooth, and where 'tis stony, Trudge along, my little pony, Go and never stop, Hop, hop, hop, hop, hop ! Hey, hey, hey ! Go along, I say ; Don't you kick, and don't you stumble, Don't you tire, and don't you grumble ; Go along, I say ; Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey ! Jump, jump, jump ! Don't you hit that stump ! For I -will not cease to ride you, Till I further yet have tried you ; Don't you hit that stump, Jump, jump, jump, jump, jump ! Tramp, tramp, tramp...
Página 52 - ... we have to earn our bread by the sweat of our brow, but because our moral nature is such that we are unable to be idle and at peace.