and shed. Spare them. A big crab. In the grot.

Shut the door. Will you give me a book? I love to read. It is noon. This is my hat. Do not go out. You tire me. Sit in your seat. Say your task. Then you may play. May I go now? Yes, here is your cap. Do not lose it.

Who will play with me? All the rest have left. I will take a walk. Now, let me dine. Come and sit down. I love pie, do not you? Yes; take this tart. Will you have some meat? Yes, and some peas. your meat.

Eat salt with Now for a game at

play.

I can read and spell. Could you learn a verse? Here is my book. Set me a task. Strive to learn. Sit still in your place. The birds chirp. Give them some crumbs. They heard a noise. They have all flown to the hedge.

Have you learnt your verse? Youth is the time to learn. Now I will try. Will you hear me? Well done! The bough bends. The board creaks. They build a house. Dress the child. That is the place. Count the clock. Praise is due to her. Who comes here?

Choose your time. The ground is dry. The stream flows on. Strike the ball. You will lose the game. You have bad luck. It is your fault. I must leave the field. Knock at the door. The moon is bright. The night is cold. Light a match. Make haste. Now to bed.

EASY WORDS FOR OCCASIONAL PRACTICE WHILE

GOING THROUGH THE FIRST PART.

bab ran

hen who bar bog

cab tan men you far fog dab van pen has mar hog

nab gap fat bet

tar log

lad pap had pet

fit

mop

mad rap bay wet hit pad sap day dew kit

dot

got

sad bed gay few lit

hot

gag fed hay hew pit hag led lay mew wit

lag wed may new cob

nag beg nay bid fob pot

jot

lot

not

rod bill call mess lock broil

sod fill tall some rock hoist

them crow joint

whom grow noise which must boast

hug gin lash what drug toast

where milk moat