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BY REY.
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or more than 6000 in all.
sentences illustrating the meaning of the words.
The Chinese scholar will find most of the words in
the Dictionary that he will ordinarily meet with in
reading or speaking.
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lessons in the Reader are graded as slowly,
as the limited space,
new words
and introduction of
as possible,
would
are on a variety of subjects,
many
Gospel
sentences
truths
practicable
whole
is,
used
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allow.
as
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many
lessons
and include a great
ordinary conversation.
been introduced as far as
in
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knowledge of the English language, but also of the

truth. The Chinese portion is in the Canton dialect,
which
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America,
is
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elegant style of their language is to give the learner
meaning of the English, in plain and simple

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bid
kid
rat.
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see
can
see
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rat
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saw
hid.
cat
cat
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fat hog.
big hog.
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buy
say
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boy and
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boy.
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do
not
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see
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is
f@
top.
new
top.
one.
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beg.
old.
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an old cow.
has no hay.
cow
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red cow.
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the hen.
fed
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I
can not do it. I
will do it for you.
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give
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The li-on can kill
tail.
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ft
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may hurt you.
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bird
give
bark
milk
play
bird
will sing
tree
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weak
can
on a
sing.
tree,
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saw a hen.
can eat an egg.
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not kill the bird. A dog

can bark.
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lay eggs.
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will
see
make you
kind to the
sick.
that
lean
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time
That man
is lean.
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man is ver-y weak.

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has been sick
long
now.
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He will be well
soon.
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sick?
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sick.
the poor and weak. Let

us be kind to all men.
time.
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pond
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too
tfe
ev-er
fast
past
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duck
see the
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swim
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fins.
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can swim in the pond.

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swim fast. A
It can
fish
will
you
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so
so
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you
ft
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be back
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soon as
can.
ffc
come
as
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fast.
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from here ?
far.
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shy Jl
they fe
wild If
Look
The deer
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is
deer.
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shy.
ver-y
al-so ver-y wild.

his
horns.
is
How
See
are.
horns
you ev-er seen a
his
long
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deer
that
at
true
have
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true
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near
al-so
or
do not know.
false
am
What
I am
not a-ble to say.

he says is true.
O lad to hear it.
NevCer
You
ll
a
lie.
must not do so. God
can hear all we say.
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tall.
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low.
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girl
is
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long.
low
hand
came
soft
tall
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ft.
lamb
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boat
large
nail
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dish
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riose
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must
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a-bout Jt
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ba-by
is
nose
is
l>ed.
small.
small.
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large.
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large.
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long.
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black
white
dull
coat
$2
calf
tfr
snow
ft
sharp f
That dog
black
is
is
clog.
The
black.
white.
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knife
is
like
hold
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Snow
gate
she
wind
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wide
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is
room
fire
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warm S
take
ffi,
wide.
room.
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This cake is'
wide.
warm. The fire is hot.

The wind is cold.
A
warm fire. That girl is
lean.
She is sick.
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wise
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good &,
deep gg
and strong clog.

wise and good man.
large
and la-zy boy.

and slim man.
wide and deep well.
large and fat cow.
small and low chair.
house
sour
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and fine house.

kind and good man.
hard and sour ap-ple.
ripe and soft peach.
large and hcav-y box.
large and bright star.
small and dim star.
large
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gave
dont
dumb man.
new and
strong boat.
large and high house.
high and steep hill.
large and long
Pg
cant
largo and good horse.

lean and ug-ly horse.
deaf and
ff
ug-ly m &
does {$
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knife.
mule
colt
ta-ble
spare
rose
pret-ty
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young
wo-man^;
called
al-most
nar-row
broad
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ta-ble is high and

The colt is
nar-row.
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first.
does this word

Spell this word.
it
spell
L'ead
you.
word
mean
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will
first
teach 8;
have a book.
read
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me.
a-gain.
a-gain ver-y soon
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want
year
cook gf
wish
still
here
home
when
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work
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been $,
ver-y
What do you work at ?

I am a cook. How long
have
here
been
you
One
When
year.
you go home
wish
will
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Ptf
I want
to go next year.
to go ver-y much, but
am
still
ft
earth
made
moon
jg
life
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fear
H,
gave
i^
hear
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made
God
the earth.
the sun and
God made
moon.
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poor.
love
He made
fl
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us.
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pray
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He
gave us life.
must love and o-bey
must fear him.
God.
We
We
must pray
He
will
to
hoar us
God.
pray.
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IXIXliXX.
cage
hear ]g
hurt
&
like
141
likes
bird
is
in the
cage.
The boy likes to look

at it.
The bird can
I like to hear it.
bird can build a nest.
sing,
Dont
can lay eggs.
hurt the pret-ty birds.
It
call
$\-
could
pj\
take
in-to
thus
p$
back
Call
to
him back.
see
him.
want
He
has
not come back yet. He

is
gone a long time.
He will be back soon.
I
am
ft IB
place
want
|f %
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gone
mill
glad to see you.
Why were you gone so

long ? I lost the way.
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bite
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HI
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griDd $|
field
flour
bread
with
mill
ffl
fi%
spent
wife
How
do-ing
Have you spent

mon-ey
spent
all
have some.
do-ing
mon-e
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ft
lit-tle
all
your
have
not
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still
yet.
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you
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pit-y
have no work now.
are
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m
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now ?
do you do ?
thank you.
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wheat.
bread.
still
ffl
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mill grinds wheat in-to

With flour we
flour.
make
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one horse? He has two.

He can plow the field
raise
3$
wheat |g
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and
raise
plow
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have a new book.

kind la-dy gave it
to me.
much.
the Ho-ly
the
God gave
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men
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fi
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right
wait
suit
rain
loaf
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does
this
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is
a-way.
1 do not
want it.
It does not
suit me.
This is too
of
no
large.
use.
That one
is
May I take
You may have it.
right.
just
this
a
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three
count
add
bear
right
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two,
three,
six, se-ven,
Can
ten.
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man-y
Six
That
four,
five,
eight, nine,
you
me
are six
try.
add?
How
and four
and four are

is
One,
right.
ten.
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wake
gg
sleep i(
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p
black
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is
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7
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fruit
late
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past
35
calf
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clothes^goose g
think
fa
time
Get up.
It
Let me sleep.
time to get up.
time is it? It is
up.
JJg
m# m o & %m o
late.
It
is
What
half past sev-en.
not think
it
Put
on
your
not
be so
Do
shut
lock
I did
was
ft
so late.
clothes,
ft
at
9O
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door
to
Please
give
name.
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Pit
8ft
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fath-er ^ ^
home ^
mice
please
noise
come
in.
me your
is
PU-
la-zy.
at home.
ff
o-pen
O-pen the door. Shut

the door. Lock the door.
Bolt the dooi.
Do not
make a noise. Go and
see who is at the door.
him
ft
^
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mind
make
bolt
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o
a
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tf,
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desk
where fnj
from tfj,6
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lay
hold
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did
did
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pen-cil
feet
19, ;
held
6
you
you
it
go
Where
Where
come
from
Where have you been
Where are you go-ing

Where is my pen-cil
Where shall I put it
Lay it on the desk.
take'
here.
Wait
while.
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a
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bus-y.
come so
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&
lit-tlc
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re-turn.
say.
ffl
am
Wliy do you
?
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late
me.
ft
world IS
kept ffl
keep
bring
licrc.
let-ter
while B^
here
there
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go-mg
re-turn
it?
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horse
JB|
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skin
&
ride
back
use-ful
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use-less ft $J
horse has four feet.

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and tail. His skin and
hair are soft.
He is
Men
ver-y use-ful.
on his back.
flat
ride
quite
sure
said
right
true
pair
wrong
Are you sure

I
am
Who
sure
says so
Ask him
Do
it
Is it
right.
it
it
if it
is
is
so
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right.
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try.
right?
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|g
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nj
so.
I said so.
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fig
nf ig fr;
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tear
tore
milk
floor
knife 7J ff
mean
blade 7]
food
Who
break gj ffl
broke $ PS
tore
my
book
Who
did not tear it.
broke my knife? I did
not break it. Who spilt
the milk on the floor ?
was
It
who
Do
I
not do so
did not mean
some
fi5
seen
& i&
which- J| f@
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best
all
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good?
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not good.
are
some
How do yon know ? I
have seen them. Which
of these two are the
Both are a-like
best?
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ft
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light
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ft Ig
them 1g fe
these
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ft iS PR
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LIESSOILsr
work
work
week
more
when
child
ff
wag-es
dol-lar
aft-er
for
me ?
will
you
ft
Three dol-lars a
That is too lit-
IS
8/g
<B
you work
What wa-ges
give ?
week.
I
tle.
oft-en
three
night
"Will
not
will
do
my
all
work
will
^
face
comb
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stil l
Docs he
for
you.
year
than
where
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ft
if
Where has
he gone ? He has gone

back to Chi-m. lie is
\vill
Can-ton.
He
re- turn in one year.
fit
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ft ts
ffl
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flf
fit
f?
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here now.
in
ff:
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re-turn
IS is
now
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you
with
live
fg
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o-ccan {^
does not live
still
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work.
came
fii
*'M
give
more.
I will give
you
more wa-ges when you
can
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IS
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37
IjZESSOZLsT
hour
cars fc
train
start
fere
Jgj
g|J
.^
tn ey te
jfc
send
May
first
rail-road
long -g
train of cars.
They
ffi
can run ver-y fast. At

what hour do the cars
start
When
What
Will you be
gone
long
know how
long.
don't
the fare ?
do you start ? In
is
one week.
wipe
It o.
.
K o fc
o - m m
fl|
m o
o &
quick
hour
lose
stand
lost
whose
hurt
when
Are
Not
you
yet.
a-while
read-y
yet
fl
pjj
ft p*
things
some
loves
sport
know
God
is
Can you wait

When you are
I will
read-y tell me.
wait for you. Be quick
as you can. I am
rcad-y
now to go with yon. I
will be J3ack in an hour.
gave
your
a Spir-it.
He
no bod-y. God can do
to die for us.
ft
ft
:
bod-y
^
p
fa
Spir-it
a- gain
wa-ter
I
all
ouirht to love God.
& B
^
n
O
has
God knows all

God loves men.
things.
How do you know God
loves men ? He gave his
You
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fa as
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re
things.
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al-ways
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a-while j^t
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about
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39
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R$
shot it ft
shoot B!1 it
wolf
ft
3?
bite
mouth P
fear
ffi
tooth
P$
St
The
Be
care-ful.
may
bite you.
Who shot the

not shoot
did
dog?
I have cut my
him.
Do not be so
fin-ger.
care-less. You must not
fear him.
I
do
it
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fo
care-less
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hap-py
Jft
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dog
do not
fin-ger
care-ful
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fi
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fr
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til
Pit
a-gain.
leave
your
soil
lend ff
please
hunt i, ^,
find
found iS
help ff
a-ble Pf,
Please
book.
Jfe
}5
glj
lend
How
for
me
it.
you leave
found
it.
care of
it.
to
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4J
Don't
soil
a
B
O
it.
have
fl ft f@ S5
C3 fa I? JS
Take good
it?
f|f
car-ry Ji %
ffi.
did
Help me
Where
FK
&$
your
long do you
I can't find
it ?
It is lost.
hunt
fa
ft Pg ft
care
want
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it.
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.LIESSOIET XX.IT.
like
none ft
make
mind
jg
tfi
.
bet-ter
on-ly this
one.
all
kinds.
the
best.
That
have
have
ft
like this
is
o
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th
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ft
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SO ^
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ft
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I al-so think so.
He does not think so.

am not quite sure of
'
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still
^ ft o
fl
it.
>Jc
try-ing
have none now.
bet-ter.
wa-ter
fft.SI,,
best
I
kinds
%
break
think jg
Make up your mind.
wash
meals
iron
meat
each
rare
play
since
want
good
madam J5
per-sons
fam-i-ly
j^j
sor-ry
jn
cook.
UPS
Can you wash and iron ?

Can you cook well ? Yes,
How man-y
mad-am.
your
per-sous are in
On-ly three.
fam-i-ly ?
How man-y
meals do
j ou take each day ?
tt ft
96
ft
ft ft
g
VKO
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?e
snce
bring
clean
$
}
wood
sweep
floor
Put some wood in the

stove.
Sweep the floor
Make
Wash them
$
E|j
and
gfc
bring them back. Wash

the win-dows. Take care
and don't break the
Light the fire.
glass.
boil
tf-f
>fr
Jj|
fry
]R
broil
Jt$>
rice
beef
meat
rare
Boil
Boil some wa-ter.
the rice. Cook the meat
Bake the bread. Make
Get some bread.

Broil some beef.
Fry
ft ?
done
Come
yet.
It
It
is
to din-ner.
not
done.
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IE
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jp
PI P#
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o &hm x
IB
bake
bread
din-ner
wa-ter
O
o
tea.
the beef rare.
fi >K
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jg
,cook
is
ff
the beds.
(dean
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g
win-dows H
break
^
glass
light
dirt-y
clean.
stove
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cloth
sheep 3
bear |
green ^f
grass
ij[
glass
jg
3g
wool
lambs
mut-ton
strong
eat-ing
call-ed
sheep and her lambs.
They cat green grass.

They bear wool. Wool
is used to make cloth.
The flesh of the sheep
is
fond
used
;fly
flesh
good
food.
It is call-
ed mut-ton.
Arc
fond of mut-ton ?
you
is
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if
ftf
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ft
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Is tt
teeth
wolves
ft
loaves $5 12
calves Of- ff
geese
shelves
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wives
pag-es
$,
thieves
ehikl-ren ff
twelve
sum-mer
flies
knives 7J
ox-en ill
M R ft
A.H m AC;
mo o
o fi
HO
Two hogs. One

man. Two men. A foot.
Two feet. A knife. Two
hog.
knives.
man-y
flies.
fly.
great
loaf of
Two loaves. An
Two ox-en. A thief.
Five thieves.
great
man-y
Two
wife.
wolf.
Ten
goose.
*t
.ft
bread.
ox.
A
A calf.
horse.
shelf.
ft
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lias
one
Eight
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it
it
r,* -ft
35t
ff
ff
H.A
if
child.
have five child-reu.
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shelves.
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the book. Bead two pages.
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f.ffi
mice.
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geese.
tooth. Ten
Six calves.
teeth. A mouse. Twelve
hors-es.
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wives.
evolves.
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more
till
soon
time
kind
ip.
Jj$
jBt
want
some
Will
kind.
suit
you
the kind I
kind
Is it
is
suit
JB
some
want
I5,
could f^pj\
soon-er JjjL ftfj
al-most g|
of
each
kind
This is not
want.
That
this
what
4$
fault
What more do you want ?

I
each
Jij %
find
want.
done yet ? Not yet.

can you give it
In two days.
?
When
to me
fi^
ffe
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ft 18
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go ? Where shall I find
him ? I could not find
BS
time for us
Pg
him.
to
till
It is
go.
I
You
stay
come back.
IE
could not come soonDo nob find fault

er.
with me.
a
JS
here
Come
back as soon as you can.

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a
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pit
ft
shop
jg
less
rude
fa j|
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earth
deal
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man-tiers jg|
life
ft
in-tend
nev-er
goods ft fa
sport
This
ners.
ff.
man has good manHe is po-lite.
That
I
as
sport of me.
did so in
my
nev-<?r
fault
is
He
it?
jft ,
jfg
has a
tem-per ft
cus-tom $J
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per-son
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just
Whose
me.
tell
you
do
will
life.
rude.
is
per-son
He made
45
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PM
ft 18 Bft
at PK
ig
if
-ti.
fit
bad tem-per.
Where
will
is
your shop
come
Please
cus-tom.
your
you.
give
me
What do
buy? What
you want to
goods have you
Why
you
I
for sale
so dear? Will
take less for it ?
will not take a-ny
is it
less
for
it.
to deal with
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o ft
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'
tenth,
month
tow-el
rfr
be-lieve
Mon-day
dol-lars
Comb your
and
Wash
wash
it
will do.
with the
your
clean.
m&o
Go
hair.
face.
That
Wipe your face

tow-el.
Hang
your hat on the nail.

You ought not to do
ffi
so.
ft
just as I tell you.

I do not be-lieve it.
iK
Do
Take these
all
iS
a-way.
Have you seen this yet 1
That
I have seen this.
is the one which I want.
What clay of the month
is this ?
It is the tenth
16
ft
What day
-B
day of May.
of the week
is
Mon-day.
is
this
It
-*
K
pj
ft
IB
&
TO
* O
* V IK
a v o ji
IB ft
r j&
o
-f-
ft ss ft
IR
U J^ ft
^F
ft
nm o
ENGLISH AND CHINESE READER,
blow
clown
kT\
once
like
si line
like
#fl
would
i-ron
keeps
makes
God made
He
first.
ffe
worth
i&
4i[
it 74 ft
15 if
a#
74 ft
**
89 ft Jfc ft If
ffi
T * x
us and
us
If our
a-live.
keeps
God did not take care
of us, we would die.
Of what is
It is made
Is
Bfc
?& tr
$5
<?>
He made
blow.
me
&
al-most Jl
ev-er-y thing. God makes

the sun shine, the rain
come clown, and the wind
like
for-ty
a-live
ev-er-y ^f. ^-,
W^
things at
takes care of
all
47
this
made?
very much.
one just like
this
for sale?
Buy
Yes,
It
price
is
is
too
clear.
too
high.
fo
re
PJS
It
is
H -
IE
it.
lars.
re
do you want to buy it

How much is it worth 1
It is worth for-ty dol-
The
* w
of i-ron.
it
f?
'
ffi
ffi
o ft
O
B -f
{&
m
O
48
31.
turn
my, mne
used
me
we
share
friend
fo
JJJJ
kind-ly
jft
&
wag-on
j|j
our, ours
ft
us
thus
jj|
sure-ly
dont want so much.

dont want quite so
much. That is not my
name. He is my friend.
I
Pg
P[|
O
G
O
He
W * O
a friend of mine.
not mine.
He
used to come and see me.
is
That
PK
is
Do you want me ? For

what do you want me ?
We
It
go with you.
our turn to do
That is not our
will
fault.
fault
He
is
owe
ten
says that the

Give us
ours.
a share.
I
UB
-ti
v;
is
it.
you.
How much
You owe
dol-lars.
do
us
1S
?8
IS
o
O
IF
it
IK
tfH
m o IB is-IB w
&&a&o# ~
a
ft
& + m
o n K
86 O
X
mm
ff.
49
XjZESSOIxT III.
thou
ft
ft
ft
ft
ye, you
your, yours ft
thy, thine
thee
in-deed
Thou
praise
be-cause gj
on-ly true
The heav-ens
earth
thine, the
is
I
thine.
will
ye that
bless
store yours
Where
is
Is
this
It is ours.
yours
&
M 1 If
fi
ft-
'&
f'J
rfc.
n*
ttt
it
ft<
* *
^
it
Pit
m O
It
**
God.
fear
your shop.
fll
|R
JB
al-so
You must do as he says.

You make too much of
him.
What is the name
of
ft
are
thy name for-ev-er and

cv-er.
Thou art my
God and I will praise
thee.
Come and hear
all
^
heav-ens ^
for-ev-er ^ jg
sev-er-al
g| .g
art the
God.
jft
wish-ed Jl
Xcr
* M o
ft.
mm
ft tt ft
K
ffi
ptf
ra P*
it *
tt
-sft
fen
ft
ft tt
He
said that he wish-ed to

see you.
ft
fi ft j|
I/EISSOILT
him
they
stud-y
their, theirs
1E
IE
fa-ther
his
them
mon-ey
He
vis-it
sor-ry
will
f&
par-ents
not at home.
hour.
This
is
Please give
Is it his?
him
a-gain and
Tell
Why
*
B
ft
IE
ffl
ffi
ift
to him.
is
his.
will
call
It
pay
it
it
is
O
15
1E
BE
Jfi
Jft
1S
life
Jft
PK
ig fa la J| <l ft
IE Jiil ffi
10 $T ft
Pg
<3*
I
O
^ O SHE
ff
Tell
back.
1S
IE
IE
ue
1H
is
see him.
do they not come

?
They have
to
O
o
say
not their mon-ey.
them
&
ft
86
school
theirs.
his book.
in
no time. Tell them to

come to-night.
They say the mon-ey
is
ffl
it
IE US
an
come back
will
is
moth-er
Jft
He
When
gone out.
he be back ? He
is
has
to
school
IE
IE
1E
lie
|J
IS
fa IE
|S
la-dies
pick-eel
her
per-haps
walk-ing fr
drop-ped
e-ven-ing
mat-ter
they
their, theirs /fg ft
them
^g
aunt.
Is
your
She
is
fl: %
Jg
in
She has
in.
her aunt.
vis-it
Is this her
girl
Is this
hers?
No, she is
mine.
Tell your mothgirl
am
came
to
Pgf
moth-er
not
gone to
er
$t
ft
her, hers
see her.
sor-ry that she is
15 IS Pi PS
E 1E P(5E 35
Pi
iB ft IE
ifi
W A
ft IE
ft 1S ft ft PK
8B f@
P
ft Ê -* ft *P ft
ft ft
$ ig
WO
P#
*
O
ft P*
P
P^
IS
ffl
^1
**
not at home.
Two
la-dies
ing on the
were walkstreet
last
ed
it
up.
was not
Pcr-haps
I
theirs.
it
to them.
it
was
theirs.
They
it
gave
ft
O
O
ft 1S
1S 14 PK
said
ft SK
e-ven-ing.
They dropped their purse. I pick-
ffir
3S ft
ft
PS is IE
Jfi
ft 1E
PK
ift
IE
IE tt PK
%
o
ft
ft ft
<g
52
I.ESSO3ST IDIV.
it
1g(
ft)
use-ful
What do you
It
is
thing.
lock.
Its
It
use-ful
is
plen-ty
fast-en
lock-ed
Pgf
19
wag-on
call this
call-eel
name
O
o
IE
IE
ffi
f@ at
is lock.
to
fast-
en the door, so that we

can-not o-pen it withA thief canout a key.
not get in, if the door
is
E, W.
legs
lock
1g g(
it
IE
IE }fe
they
their, theirs Ê Jfi
them
^5 life
its
IE
fjS|
JJc
IE
IRfit
ft
lock-ed.
The wag-on has a load

of goods. They are from
Ohi-na. The hors-es can
draw a ver-y heav-y
load.
Their
legs
are
strong. Give them plenWe ought to

ty to eat.
treat
them
kini-ly.
Pi Rl
JS III
1E
Jfc
K S tt # + #
a o te j*
O
if,
if
*.
fB- ft ft
ft
It
PK
&
&*
H#
Iff
1:
ffl
*
i
i4 if
9p
f* 4E ft
.ft
53
I/V.
who
$i\
whose
JJf % ffi
whom
lame
$j\ SS
IB*
do-ing
for-get
that
$j\fia
6i
la-zy
tt
man who
him
struck
IT .M
there.
PS
la-zy
will
is
Ah
is
&
ap-ple
'|f
wlio
be poor.
ft
re-mem-ber
strike
stands
name
struck
PR*
which $i\ >i

what 0F,-&
Did you
The man,
him,
strike
*T IB
saw on
my
the
street,
35
for-get.
know what he
fE
The boy ate
ft
i"K
do-ing.
him
n;
is
Do you re-mem-ber what
an
te IK
fath-er.
he said
do not
is
A It ^ HE
IK ff
The man, whom you
it.
Jf
boy, whose
Lun, did
86
?ff
which made
1 have a cat,
I saw
black.
ap-ple,
sick.
which is
a man, that
ia
lame.
Pg
ta
F
tt ff
f*
3t *^
O
O
IB
:
.
fi IR
ft as
ill
X
-
54
gives
great
cheese
drink
^
^ #}
^
but-ter
cof-fee
ff
grow
cream
would jg
let-ters
milk
taught
a-round
deal
The cow gives a great

deal of milk.
Milk is
good to drink. But-ter
and cheese are made of
milk.
Cream is used to
in
put
The
The
to
tea
cow
and
lias
calf will
be a cow.
ffc
mm
calf.
grow up
o
o
cof-fee.
re-ceive
**
**
ff
55
I/VZI.
hurt
my-self
a
S
is a
is e
your-self
him-self
fell
feed
IE
her-self
it-self
throw
*
*
cur-selves
your-selves
them-selves
al-most
be-fore
riv-er
do
will
my-self.
man hung
liim-self.
An
fl^
I^J
in-fant can-not take

will
it-self.
and
We
nnd
l>y
see
him
It is cold.
selves.
cur-
a
&
|=|
a m
r*
L-*
HI?
v'Ci
^5*1^0
a
tt *r
your-selves
lu-fauts
fire.
is
f~*
I
_.|
Go
us
e a
Pff
r{^
AM
ft
tt
a
O
JHfe
jfeg
ff
IB it
a *
r^
û
\^_J
JJQ
1B
P5
cau-not feed them-eelves.

your-self.
Go
warm
tlie
4fo
J'J*
wo-man throw
care of
go
ff
e
is
I saw
her-self in-to the riv-er.
jr..
al-ways
it
in-fant
How
I hurt
my-self.
did you hurt your-self?
on the street,
fell
I
I
8K
hung
O
ft;
pr
a a
a
I/ESSOIST ITVIII.
good
bet-ter
if
if
best
bad
worse
worst
ver-y
The
is
Bi-ble
oth-er
all
than
save
paid
world 1ft $,
books If
these US
those f0
rich H?
grows j|
ou-ly
j&
made
0&
oth-erjM ft,
al-so
>ft\
e-ver
bet-ter
books.
3&
-a
the best book in

It tells us
the world.
It
God
things.
It
made
al-so
a very bad boy.

grows worse ev-er-y
He is the worst
day.
I ev-er saw.
that
boy
moth-er to
no
He has
I
take care of him.
fear
is
he
will
be a bad man.
IB
1BIS
all
tells
us that Je-sus came into the world to save

men. Eead the Bi-ble.
He
He
jft
if PK
is
how
if
grow
to
m
a
ft
HP
1ft
P4I
IB
& + ft m m * **
ft H
ff O
O
H S PK
* ft Ji m a PR a K
ff IB ft M S m *& O
it fr a IB Hf
IB ^
ft
1B
*
IB
fit
Jft
IS
lit-tle
>J?
less
H
f
least
much, man-y >

more
]g
most
fg
half
gij
ty
a-mong
4*
[SJ
fy
de-cide
J&
|ff
num-bor $i
morn-ing
child-ren ff
broth-er 5t
Do you
sec those children on the street 1 They

are ver-y lit-tle child-
The one on
side
is
less
this
than the
It is the least
oth-ers.
one a-mong them. It

is not more than five
years old.
*E
you
{ft
if
mm
fa
Pjf
books have
have on-ly one.
did you pay

for your book ? I paid
dol-lar.
move than
lud
I*
must-
dol-lar
I
W
*a
O
O
64 PK
J|J
Jp. %
ff
^
^
&
O
'1^
sw
15.
ff
ffi
BE
a w
WHS
* i * a a
O IE M
fR
s a * PK
Pit
How much
a
ffl
J: 11 Pg
How man-y
?
oth-ers
ffl
32
ren.
57
You gave
I did.
was
the
would pay.
a & ~ $ o
'#
ft
o ft n ^
ft ik M O ft
%
&
31 ft ^ f
3^
s ^
\&
B
a
PJI
PJE
ifa
ffil
PR
I/ESSOICT
kind
tall
ft
tall-er
J| jf
tall-est
g?
low
&
am
tall-er
He
are.
Your
ft
fast-er
J-
&
fast-est
?g
ft
your-self fa
then
chair
est
He
est
price ?
low-est price.
is
de-eide
You must
I
myHe has KO mon-
self.
ey
for
to
pay me.
O
a
IS
O
S %
i * IE
m *& a
s*
-K* *
a - f@ A
ffi
'
'
fast-
the lowThat is the

is
clc-cidc for your-sclf.
will
o
Bf
is
can run the
What
IE
low-cr
the
the kind-
His
est of men.
God is
kiud-er than men.
A
horse
can run fast-cr
than a man.
Who
mKa
yon
tall-est.
is
than mine.
low-est.
fast
the
is
ft ft
kind-er
ft
kind-est g? ft.
low-er |
low-est 3?
my-self
mix:.
ft
is IB
o
o
ffi
ffi
2? IR
ft 35 &
st a
f@
gt
31
IE
a *
a *
^ff
strong
strong-er
strongest
o
if
long
pret-ti-er
if
long-er
long-est
short
short-er
pret-ti-est
if
short-est
if
if
pret-ty
than
smell
I
am
than
strong-er
is the strong-
He
you.
59
is
IS ft
##a
if
This rose is pretone.

than that
ti-er
Which is the pret-ti-est ?
est.
Is
my
hair
His
is
&
ii
S
or
coat long-er
short-er than his 1
My
the
long-est.
is the short-est.
wait a few
days Jong-er? Do not
keep them any long-cr.
Two days is the longcan wait.
est time 1
will be back in a
I
Can you
short time.
It
has
very strong smell.
if
P/b
ft
IS
Jt
ft
^6^1
O
ft.
K C
ft
<
if B*
ft
'
PK
X
*
IE
ft
ft
re
is if
^
ig
ffl
Pit
3 n m n eg
o
IB &
w o PS
as &
ft.
IT IB
ft ff ft
PR
^*^ +
St
6o
new
^c
large
colt
old-er
$$
old-est
3!
Sl
New- Year
if
$18
jifc*
larg-er than
small-er
is
but
sheep,
than
is
^%1S*
$18
;fc
num-ber
the
old
1L
H
small-est ^
M
M
larff-esb
O
small
small-er
new-er
new-est
larg-er
^C
This
a horse.
that
small-est
one
larg-est,
the
is
and
~K
O
new-er
*s
is
Yours
am
is
Who
book
the new-est.
*lrf
Which
fi;
ffi
S
R IE
ttl
&
if PK
CT
ft
is
iB
IE
than you.
the old-est ? His
old-er
than
is
the oldest ? I wish you a haplarge

py New Year.
num-ber. He is the largest man I c-vcr saw.
The larg-er the bet-ter.
mine.
old-er
is
iff
86 IB
a-mong them.
His cap
than mine.
if
Pft
l'>
IK
m a ii
* O
/A
X2,
A
*
O
O
IB ft
8
IE
fit
if
61
ZLZESSOZEsT
I
am
32 f^
thou art fft f

he is
ig fS
we
are
you are
am
very
home.
of that.
do-ing
it
thirst-y
f^
hun-gry
ffi
wil-ling
Iff
per-fect
Jj&
liii
am
not
You
are
go-ing
very glad
You are not
right.
He
al-most
are in bed.
sleep-y.
a AO
so
O
fi
3S
O
O
o
o
is
there.
They
They are
They are all
thirst-y.
same.
the
They are
worse than you are.
are
are very bus-y now.

are not good men.
They
am
not here,
a-sleep.
He is a very hard man
He is not
to please.
to
come.
wil-ling
We
We
fit
RR
am
He
g|
hun-gry.
well.
a-sleep
111
sleep-y
they are 1E
Pg 61
bus-y
I
$fc
32 Ml fS
fft
^f
please
ft
fit
^
fi ft
+
0;
IE
ffi
i8
15 f^
ff 16
1E
PK
O IS
tt
PJ fi PI
in 4* 3? tt
fel
ft:
IE tt ft
15
*
Mi
Jft
^R Pg if
-M-A
* & K
ill
IS
IK
>fts
^s
Jt!i
i^n
Jfi
ft
ffi
in
O
O
^ O
PK
F
iRj
ivi<
H@
ii ft
A
pa
fe
15
1E
62
ft
f} ft % <! %
ship
sails
masts
steam
$fa
7K 5&
steam-er >X $n
sail-or
?JC
Fri-day
ar-rve
i! ?
re-ceive
A
sea.
sails.
It
on
sails
ship
the
has masts and
sail-or
*s
Some ships
It is then
steam.
go by
called a steam-er.
on a
ni
ship.
Has
the
ed?
When
steam-er sailwill she saiU

She is to sail next FriWhen did the
day.
She
steam-er ar-rive ?
ar-rivecl
Did you
let-tors'?
this
morn-ing.
re-ceive
Yes
works
any
sir,
re-ceived sev-er-al.
IS
^
m
it
&
fl*
ffl
O
as
o
o
1E $ iJ
iE^ff
was
tliou
wast
&E {
a-fraid
3&
ffl
ft;
f& {S
an-gry
stol-en
ft PS
he was
^g gj {&
we were fj 14 g
your were ft; j& |S
they were <fg Jfi gfc
once
?Jc
was
I
was at
just
clay.
was
fast
when
f
f
yes-ter-clayflfe
morn-icg
I
yes-ter-
Rfe
there.
home
H
^g
din-ner
^c
break-fast
fjfl
ft
breakcame.
at
he
when
He was
I
were
left
IB
n* IB
15
1B ff
M *
ft ;*.*
not
here last night.

were glad to see
They
m o
& re
me.
R if
They were
but
arc
poor,
rich
were
men.
fraid
once
now they
it
PK
by the
They
was stol-cn.
a-
O
o
were
You
boat.
He
was here be-fore din-ner.

He was here first.
We
fi Pi
an-gry
saw him.
^,
* II
You were gone when he

came.
ffi
^1J
S
PR PS
Bfe
f*
ra
Ao
IB it
IE
{B in
pt
IB
*n
IE
ts
64
&
E
have been
$ EL
f
been {ft E
i&
he lias been
IB tl IS {
we have been 3 Mi EL J?I
you have been {ft ft EL $
they have beenÊ 14, G.
tliou hast
times
read-ing
wait-ing
school.
I
it.
do-ing
wait-ing
hours.
some- time
for
I
used to
have been
m.
mw
o a E
IE
you two
have been
You
have been gone v.ll day.

He has been dead a
He has been here
year.
He has been
al-read-y.
there
many
times.
flf
chil-dren
fr
been
have
EL
al-reacl-y
fin-ish-ecl
-s
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1g
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be at leis-ure to-morHe will be back
row.
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soon.
very
shall
they
be
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time.
if
you
stop
here
in
will be hapare good.
py
They will be an-gry if
you do it. They will
be a-fraid to trust you
if
you
I will
for-gct to
do
it.
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a soul.
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of
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bod-y
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of God.
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the soul will
but
die,
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nev-er die.
is al-so call-ed a spirThe soul of man
it.
can think of God.
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men
God
hates sin.
are
sin-ners.
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all
ought to suf-fer in hell.

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and found a way to
save them.
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in-to the
scut his
world to
save us.
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Son of God.
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ram-ing now. It
rain-ed hard last night.
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is
is
eat-en
by
us.
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meals do you eat
many
a day.
the meat.
in
The dog
ate
eat-ing lunch. He
says that he is not wilWhat is he sayling.
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to
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la-dy taught
speak and read
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rea-son
done
fit
mis-take 2
fit
want
to
sor-ry
buy a
pen-cil.
is in the store buy-
you do
so,
have
watch.
what
will
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peo-ple say
now
you do-ing
ev-er-y
?
day?
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it.
must be you who did
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is
the rea-son
feel
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felt
bet-ter
you
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wa-ter
writ-ing
cer-tain-ly
writ- ten
match-es
mis-take
you
was
do.
so.
write a
send to
let-ter for
my
me
friend
have writ- ten a
let-ter.
am
let-ter.
wrote your name in

your book. I do not
sell
on cred-it.
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man is sell-ing matchI
have sold my
es.
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so
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is
les-sou.
hear-ing my
have heard
noth-ing of it.
go wheth-er you do or
not.
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I shall
an hour.
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arc you go-ing?

here
while I am
&liiy
I
gone.
go to vis-it
re
him now and
then. You
know licttcr than I do.
knew it Tic-fore you
ft *n
did.
a year
have knowii him
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land
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ange.
the earth
sur-face.
out-side
is
called
of
its
live
Peo-ple
on the sur-face of the
A
IS
earth.
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sur-face
earth
is
of
made up
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and wa-tcr.
land
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of
fourth of the earth's surface is land, and three

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plain-tiff
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en-gage ft
win
9,
bail-ed
When
will the case be
Tho
tried?
tribal
Judge
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de-fend-ant IS Spost-poned 3& i

in-tend
SB
JB
will
take place next MonThe case was setday.

is
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not de-cid-ed yet.
will
ifet
fill
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cou-vict him.
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ju-ry
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guil-ty.
ness
found
his
him
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wit-
good ev-iHis tcs-ti-mo-
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de-fend-ant want-ed the
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Le-lieved.
case tried to-day.

plain -tiff post-poned
c-ase
un-til
at 10 A.M.
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tlie
next Kri-day
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him.
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is
bail.
jail.
i%
gave bonds for one

hund-red dol-lars. Did
he ap-pear in court? He
PI
war-rant.
rest
de-tained
bailed
for
him out
of
He
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&
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his suit.
lost
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1E
lars.
it.
hund-red
con-vict
war-rant
cleared
court $J
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&,
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law-yer #
law-suit t
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in-tend to sue him.
He
was cleared.
To
win a case.
You will
Lave to en-gage a lawThe court fees are
yer.
It is a bad
heav-y.
thing to go to law.
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eas-i-er
night
part
&
Bjfe
thought
would
THE DOLLAR.
1. I once knew a boy
who, for the most part,
was a good boy. But
he had one great fault;
he would get an-gry.
2. His fa-ther told him
he would give him a
dol-lar, if he would not
get an-gry for one day.
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AND CHINESE ItKADER.
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3.
said he
would
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try.
would
be
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hard
very
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4.
His play-mates
the ways
could think of, to
in
all
him an-gry,
tried,
they
make
so as to lose
Lis dol-lar.
But
he did not
one
an-gry word
speak
When night
that &a,y.
his
fath-er
found
came,
that he had tru-ly not
fp
fla
got an-gry that day.
us
PR
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IS
5.
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said he
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dol-lar
as
he
said to him,
one dol-lar
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BE, 6P
find
it
he would
loves
God
eas-i-er
ft it
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do right
&
me ff
-fc
son, for
you can do right. Can

you not do so from love
to God, who gives you
"
all
you have
will
'
&
would.
But he
7.
8.
So his fath-er gave
6.
him
try.
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took
loud
home
know
went
m&
house
Ht
where
a-way
fi'
voice
pret-ty
%
^
speak
pock-et
sim-ple
please
with-out
taught
thought
fl,
ife
tu
would M,
could
mak-ing
lived
ft
loved
THE
1.
oft-en
BOY
There was a
once, who kept

in his house.
look-ing
sneak-iog
AND THE
BIRD.
man
a bird
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The bird was a ver-y

one that had
pret-ty
2.
IE it it
been taught to speak.

3.
a A
When, the man
"Where
would
are
say,
said,
you?" It
"Here
am."
There was a boy who

lived near this man's
BE
4.
house,
to
see
and
him.
oft-en
went
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very much
the bird.
with
pleased
He loved to hear it
He was
5.
ft
talk.
One day, when the
6.
boy went to see it, the

man was not at home.
The boy saw the

bird, and thought how
would be to
it
<;as-y
8.
He
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was
just
pock-et.
sneak-ing
way
when
came
in,
10.
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as
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please
this
mak-ing
the
fl
by
wa
man
The man thought
would
A
R
bird talk.
first lookthe
where
see
ing
bird was, the man said
"
Where are you?"
ll.With-out
to
JEt
it
boy took
and put it
IE
the
bird,
his
in- to
thought no one
So
9.
the
boy
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(0 ft
it.
would know it, and

would be his bird.
he
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take
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The bird
12.
boy's
pocket,
loud
as
"Here
it
the
in
cried,
was
as
able,
am."
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books
friends
young
clothes
JJR
for-give
ti
strength
a-lone
J;
heav-en
^
t
should
health
j>
pa-rents
kind-ness
EVENING.
I.
clay,
At the
close of the
be-fore
you go
sleep, you
fail to pray.
should
to
not
H
,
ft
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if
m m w

You
2.
ask your pa-
3.
When
you
these,
fl
4.
thank
ft 2.
them
1g
ft-
IK ft IB
love
for their kind-ness.
those things,
can
a-16ne
all
IE
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ft.
You
to
*$'* ?t
ft.
ft
and
You
for
to
keep you
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his
gifts
you, and
in God.
trust
your
You ought
to
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thank
should
all
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fi ft
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to
your heart
&
your
for-givc
all sin.
God
it
should pray to
sins,
8.
ft
You should
from
7.
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W
fr.
ask him
and
health, and
life,
and
help.
strength,
him
1:1
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f@
for
him
IB
fil
he
give you.
6.
ft
So you should ask
which
5.
ft
H s
ft
your Fath-er in heav-en,

for
& # it & a * *
/JK
give
you
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and
them,
ft
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and friends for

and drink, and
food,
mon-ey, and clothes.
rents
good
put
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to give
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sou,
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W
ft JS
fli
t* ft
ft I* H
SS.IR ff nj.ft
God. for
WW
jft
&
84
shell
thus
pick
parts fa
half
soon
there
fl|
foundg
picked
be-gan
f^g
broke *J fflj
woods ft ft
|gj
whose
be-longs
ker-nel
|J
-ti
^
J|B
||
un-derf
jg
quar-rel
40
zp
set-tie
jfc
pf
e-qual
a-gree
Sr
old-er BJ
THE
UARR EL.
Jgjj
^
laugh-ing ^
^^
Un-der a great tree

two boys
a
found
fine, large nut.
As soon as they saw it,
set-tling
1.
PS
m a
is
in the woods,
they both
the nut.
2.
ran
to
get
But
one boy got

first, and
picked
"It is mine,"
up.
Bays
was
3.
says
ft
m*
w,
**#
IE
thexe
it
K
n
ff ft ^l
P&K
IS,IE
ft 88
the oth-er, "for I

'
the first to see it.
;
No,
the
was the
it
is
first,
first
is
mine/'
I
HE
pick
ft
"for
to
^
*a
it
Thus they
up."
at
IE
PS
once be-gan to quar-rel

a-bout the nut.
As they could not
4.
should
ft
be7 they called an old-er

He said, "I will
&
a-gree whose
it
boy.
set-tie this quar-rel."

5.
He
the
took
and broke
He
it.
w
IB.
tt ff
3c BS
nut
took
m H $
Jfr
'$
ig tt
-T
IB
n
*
If
&K m
15 ft
JL
n m
out the ker-nel that was

in
it.
6.
of
ffl
He
broke the shell

nut in-to two
the
parts as near-ly
as he could.
7.
"This half
7
said
shell/'
longs
first
8.
pay
he,
to
it
"The
quar-rel.
T S
*E ff
ffil
HI tt
:
J5?
"be-
ffi
JR
A
ff
ker-nel of .the
^L
my
t>$5
the
PK
set-tling
SB
SCff
up.
keep as
who
this half bethe boy who
I shall
for
the
of
And
picked
9.
IE
to
longs
nut
e-qual
the boy
saw the nut.
"
ff
s w
BE IB
*x
xa
^ n
IR
41
86
"This
the way,"
said he, laughing, "in
which quar-els are very
apt to end."
10.
m*
is
ft f*
ft J*
seemed
if
fields
dressed
re-joice
walk fr
g|
prai.se
glo-ry ft
love-ly TJ ft
J?
ft
tops B
grain jE
mer-ciesjj
good-ness
light
gar-den
great-ness
;/c
hills
Lord
ff
|I|
seek
rays
lit
harm
fft
slo \v-ly
&
ffi
^f
EARLY
1. I
ing
as I
RISING.
The
to
day-light.
dress-
was
went out
gar-den
JK IB
in-to the
ffl
walk.
rays of
the sun shone o-vcr the
Soon
tops of the hills.
the sun himself was
2.
515
was up one mornbe-fore
As soon
ed, I
day-light 3c
splen-dor
glad-ness ft
first
in his glo-ry.
m mm
a
m
a
Ho
3.
rose,
slo\v-ly
IS
ffl
fa
and looked down with

glad-ness
&
up-on the garEv-cr-y
den and
tiling seemed
fields.
iu the
to rc-joicc
splen-dov of his
ft UK ft ft,
*F
is
light.
felt
I
glad.
of
the
good-ness
thought
and great-ness of God,
is
nil-
who made
ff
PK tt
4.
so
cv-er-y thing
ft
and
The
the
sets
fruits,
by
if
5t
pif
and
and
the
by
his
Pi
fif.* i*
ffl
li!
tt
ffl
*a
mi
his
trees,
grow
grain
fKx
PKv
^*
5. In the joy of my
heart I said, "Tru-ly
God is good. The sun
will.
ffcqg
love-ly.
ris-es
as *
care."
keeps me from
He gives me all
He keeps me
I have.
When I
all the day.
6.
He
harm.
his
sleep,
c-ver me.
are new
7.
kind care is
His mer-cies
ev-er-y
will praise
His face
-will
fll
IE
OF
hour.
God.
-t
ev-er
'
IE 3t *f
IE
nit
A - fl Q
a
W
.1S
a H fi w
1g
/^
ii
& M
ft
if
JS
a^$
at

seek.
I
will
name
In the morn-ing
call
up-on the
In
of the Lord.
fl*
the even-ing I will sing

I will love
his praise.
the good God.
7^
IB
^c
liked
*f*
hired
if,1M
sight
JIL
tf'
THE LOST
Once there was a
farm-er, who had two
sons. The young-cst was
1.
fit
j|E
sin-ned
want-ed
wick-ed
wor-thy
e-nough
rags
spent
Bit
it at
a-nse
fam-i-ly ^
<&
l>j
a-gainst
Jj
farm-cr
hun-gry
young-est
an-oth-cr
com-pan-ions
SON.
fi
w
ffl
ft ff (B
u*
,1B
ff,
bad young man. He

did not wish to live at
home. He \vant-ed to
go a-way and do as
he liked.
a
He
2.
got
fg
P
#
Pi?
?f
M
^
&
nfe
F$j
IU
JM PS
if>l5
rft
ft IK 1g f0 *& Sf
1
the
all
S
S
89
IS Pi 5C fi
(0
mou-ey he could from

his fath-er, and went
a-way
to an-otli-er place
There he lived
to live.
a wick-ed
For a
life.
long while he was like

one lost, or dead, to his
tt,
11 P^ fB fi tt
^
S
if IJ ^L
ft
f@
if
B&
H *
PK np fr
-T,
Sr 13 if
<fl
ft*
It
fK/L
w\
ffi
1E
fa
fam-i-ly.
By and
3.
by,
all
lie hired lam-self out to

But his wafeed hogs.
not
were
c-uough
ges
to
buy
food.
His
4.
his
mon-ey was spent. His

all
bad com-pan-ions
left him.
He was very
So
poor and Imn-gry.
10.
pi
rn.mn
^ is
^H^
fa
fit,
PR
ft P$
flR.
+#
then
the
BI IE It
of
Jft
IS T^
JlJ
K tt
a i
:
thought
hap-py days he once had
fath-cr's
ik
were
clothes
house.
nÊ
^ S^B
a a * a
X*
x a pg i
3t
fil
He
He
his
?
131
SF si ii IE
worn out to rags.

was very wretch-cd.
in
*y.<
IE
if
$ ?
fl
ift
&
ffl
'tt
tt-li
u&
P
a
iF. m
ENGLISH AND CHINESE RE/iDER.
At
last
Ins
miud
to
He
said,
5.
lie
made
up
go home.
"I
will
and go to my
and will say,
futli-er,
Fath-er, 1 have siu-ned
heav-en
and
a-gaiust
iu thy sight, and am
110 more \vorth-y to be
1ESK
ft
It
1E
a-rise
called
thy
off
ring
spite
Pg ft
shoes
forth
meant
sto-iy
son."
*S
15,
PS,
w #
m
Si
4LI
^yL
@
u*
-fr-J
PM
^
^^
IP iB
R.
had done very

re-solv-ed
and
wrong,
When he
to go home.
that
was yet a long way

his fath-er saw him.
In
2.
rag-ged
poor,
tion,
He
him.
on
his
him.
ran and
off,
to
for
He
all
see
15
XL
*? it
ffl
a
a
IE
IB
ft" A,
il 85
IT is it
mm
the
ttig
15, <@
his
for-gave
HRft
w E 15 f@ fiff.
it K HUE ftn-Vt
his
st,
sj
How
was
fell
*.
glad
fit
A&
IK,
is.
fi!
son a-gain.
him
m*
&S
ft X
neck and kissed
fath-er
knew
fath-er
his
ft
of his
con-di-
spite
..;#
JB.IE
lie
t=t
PK ff
is
wrong
do-ings.
3.
him
said
Then
he
brought
Pi 15 A. 11
the house, and

to one of his ser-
to
vants, "Bring forth the

best robe and put it
on
him
and
put
ring on his hand, and

shoes on his feet ; and
let us cat and be merry.
For
this
my
son
was dead, and is a-live

and was lost
a-gaiii
;
la
is
11 US
iitt
if
ttS
ic
P^,
^ Km
B
and
And
found.
is
they
x R a
&
be-gan to be mer-ry."
tr
What
does
this
us?
teach
By the
stor-y
4.
fath-cr
is
meant,
our
As
Fath-er in heav-en.
the son went a- way from
home, and did so much
that was wick-ed so we
re
Bi iB
ii,
and be-come
As
5.
ffl
fit
m
li
us,
1ft
IB
sin-ners.
that
ffl
IB ff
God who made
j&
ffi
IB ft
have gone a-way from

the
mm
m
Ax
PK
A
ig
^
,
ffi
jpt
fath-er
treat-ed his son kind-ly,

when he come back, so
if
we
re-pent
of
our
is
and come back to

God, he will treat us
kind-ly, and for-give us
sins,
all
our
G.
If
s x
%
BlIB It
ft
&x
sins.
we
sins,
God,
sake,
will
for-sake our
for
Jft
Je-sus
for-give
our
and make us his

If you come
child-ren.
to Je-sus and trust in
WE IP
Bins,
him,
An &
PK IP
he will save you.
ffi
1B
ft
ft
ns ft
1B.1B fi
ffi
A,
ffi
P&
x
f*
93
wolf
flock
dan-gcr
|$.
dis-may ft
^
g
de-ceive
|g
de-stroy#j
pjh
THE WOLF.
shook Jg JJ
trace
sleeve
truth
sticks
ax-cs
1.
boy
tak-ing
not
sheep
was
once
of
some
care
far
from
^
^
$j
H
H
or-dcr
w-gfa
t
hon-est
vil-lage
^
B -
ff
Near by was
vil-lagc, and he was
for-est.
told
if
to
there
call
for
2.
to
was any dan-
IT
ffl
ft isnfe
IS
,5
help,
ger.
ME
S^
.SC Pg
ff
-tL
A $
IE
One day,
have
some
in
'
or-dcr
fun,
lie
ff
ft ?!
(
94
out with
cried
might.
com-ing
-all
his
"The wolf
is
wolf
is
the
ft
M I?. *
*mf
fc * &1B M its
II!
5-lp
It
corn-in g."
The men came runnmg with sticks and

3.
ax-es
to
de-stroy
As
wolf.
noth-ing,
home
the
boy
his
sleeve.
the
they saw
went
they
a-gain,
and
laugh-ing
3-
left
in
ffl,
It IS.
8
S
a-gain, but not so man-y

as be-fore.
They saw
no
trace
of
the wolf;
shook
their
they
heads and went back.
so
5.
On the third day,
the wolf came in earn-
The boy cried in

"
dis-may,
Help help
the wolf! the wolf! "But
not a sin-gle man came
est.
to
help
him.
ffi
r-i
^J
ig tt
IB
1g
*f
(IM
!>)' it
!* IB
ff
he had so
fun this time, he
cried out a-gain the next
"The wolf! the
clay,
Avolfl
i!i
much
"The men came
ft
sc
H ilfi *
w m
& * ft.
As
4.
tfe
HI, fa
eg
fri
Vi
A x s *,
W ^ A 1g
a
fa w
IB a
ff,
5.
f@
ft*
m m
Jl
s
fi'J
Jl*
a.
& M H D.
m * IE * a'.
F st * A
in
it
j*
IS PI f fi
PJJ
i'f . ?.?
I'f.it Hi
pjf
it
ifi
ja
ff:
IB
A a *
ffl
filj
1E
Bft
The
6.
A*na
and
the
flock,
a
killed
great man-y
If we lie, or desheep.
into
r ft
A
A
oth-ers, they will
ceive
eve us, when we

speak the truth or when
not
be-]
we
are hon-est.
ff
ss
proved
tired
dis-pute
vain
length
be-tween
fa-ble
suc-ceed
case
road
jf S&
wind
cloak
means
pow-er
eon-Ojiier
wrap-ped
gen-tie
de-cide ft
mat-ter
tmht-er
o
m w
en-tire-ly
pow-cr-ful
trav-el-ler
THE WIND AND THE SUN.

1.
ktt.
$*
fail
JW IB
force
Bl
tried
else
A ft
broke
wolf
95
dis-pute
a-rose be-twcen the
once
ft (B
4s
wind
and the sun, as to

which of the two was
the more pow-er-ful.
ffi
*,*
tt
96
To
2.
the
cle-cicle
mat-ter, they a-greed to

try their power on a
trav-el-ler go-iiig
the
a-long
The
road.
one
which could make him

off his cloak, was
to win the case.
s
t, 1E
m a & *
fr B& n &
flj
SL
JHF
if!
A,
ft
fiS
* *. $
ft*
ft 15
K *
aa
efe
take
wind
The
3.
He
first.
blow
as
tried
be-gan
hard as
to
he
But the hard-er
could.
he blew, the tight-er the

man wrap-ped his cloak
a-round him. The wind
blew till he was tired,
and then gave up. It
was
all
in
4.
Then
came
turn.
He
with
all
grew
A, jt
ft
.
IK-
ffl
f?
&M
*s % H i
M a
^$
f^
PJC
^,
n
fia
is
fii,st
PJ IB
the
shone
his might.
As
warm-er
and
the trav-el-ler
his cloak.
out
o-pened
At length it be-came
so hot that he was glad
to take it off en-tire-
Bl
So the sun proved
tu
warm-er,
ly.
@
g
vain.
sun's
it
PK
A,
IB
(B
ff
Pll
l^
J'J
ffi
HR,
St (i IB ff
ff
iB ft
ttfc
ft
BS
to be strong-er than the

wind.
This
5.
is
call a fa-ble.
what
It
force
will
m%m
m
a.
n.
*A
fail.
mn A
m *.a
Kind-ness is strong-er
than force, and will
con-quer
else
we
teach-
es us that gen-tie means

will
oft-en
suc-ceed
where
97
X ft tt
M #*
when noth-ing
a
a
w
IM W*
1gPft
lit
can.
X.ESSO3ST X,2C2C2CI2C.
due
oth-er
slice
eat-en
T.
ac-count
stol-en
troub-le
piece
scale
^f
judge
^ H
court
course
slight
III,
3?.
tt
though
weighs
or-der
like-ly
rath-er
ex-cuse
grave-ly
ob-jccts
di-vide
hum-bly
CD -joy
0,
tri-fles
beg-ged
ffi
con-tent
sec-oud
of-fice
mouk-ey
it
jus-tice
up-right
Lal-ance
be-seech
nib-bled
JE
mm
&
A
at
ENGLISU AND CHINESE READER.
THE CATS AND THE MONKEY.
1.
fa-ble is a
story
which an-i-mals,
in
or
oth-er ob-jects, are supto
talk,
though
posed
they nev-er do so. Here
the fa-ble of the cats

and the monk-ey.
is
Two
2.
hav-ing
hun-gry
stol-en
cheese, could not a-gree

to di-vide it.
So
they called in a monk-ey

to de-cide the case.
"
Let
me
the monk-ey,
4.
The
now
ffl
mn
oth-er
scale
of cheese.
^, is
ffi
ffl
i^
ff*
Sf tt
is
&
ja
av
tt
Ki
ft
it
$ %
it ft
$ ft
*4
fKft IE
ig
JB
IS
see," says,
this slice
too heav-y.
This gave the up-right
judge' a fine ex-cuse to
take a se-cond mouthful
is%
ft
ttffl
m*
RK
%
~
*'
8S
bal-ance.
was
"
weighs more than the

oth-er." So then, he bit
off a large piece in order, as he said, to make
them
R*
cats,
some
how
3.
ra
IB ffl
1B if
ft IE
ffiVl
P
ffl

5.
"Stop stop !" cried
the two cats, "give each
of us our share of the
!
we
and
rest,
will
m R
ft,Jh ft
is?. Ji:
em
"
If
my
have
friends,
its course."
7.
&
JE,
The poor
ft
a*
must
So he
nib-bled first one piece,

and then the oth-er.
cats
it tt
ft
RR8C IE
saw
cheese was
to
be
all eat-en
like-ly
that
n&
you are con-
tent," says the monk-ey,

The
"jus-tice is not.
law,
ft.
be
con-ten t."
6.
99
their
So they hum-bly
up.
beg-ged the judge not
to trou-ble him-self any
aw-
te
IE,
Pg
&
more.
8.
The
"not so
judge
fast,
said,
my friends,
be-seech you, we owe

to
our-selves
jus-tice
as well as to you. What
is left is due to me on
ac-count of my of-fice."
*Ptf R.fl
V.IB R If
9.
So say-ing he put
the whole of it in- to
^L
his
mouth,
and
very
ffllS
ft is
ll
8 S
ft-*,H
n ft
MM
H.fl
RKfllfSffi
F
ffl
fi4
P..*
Jft
ft
100
grave-ly
dis-missed
the
court.
!l
Vt
&
If
This fa-ble teach-
10.
es us, that it is bet-ter

to
bear slight wrong,
rath er
law
mm
9
for
than
to
go
m ftfii
m m is
to
tri-fles.
xic.
Christ
Sa-vior
win-ter
sum-mer
au-tumn
sea-sons
fruit-ful
grate-ful
de-clare
IS 91
pro-vide
heav-ens
snow
cloud
fresh
field
wings
frost
means
beasts
spring
ground
breathe
leaves
IOI
THE LOVE OF GOD.

1.
"God
is
We
love."
be sure of this,
for the Bi-ble tells us
so
and the Bi-ble cannot lie.
75
may
;
2.
tell
The four
us,
is
God gave us
sea-sons
He gave
3.
its
God gave
its
the
us
fex
B*
^
love/'
for
mer with
sea-sons
"God
spring with
green leaves.
n ft
IS
f@
75 ft
snow, that pu-ri-fy the

and pre-pare the
air,
ound to be more fruit-
"a
us sum-
au-tumn with its corn

and winand fruit,
ter with its frost and
nm
fresh,
flow-ers,
* a IE
it 3c
13 n R
ffi
X
R
5c
#8
13
If-
ft.
ul.
4.
The
heav-ens
tell
us, that "God is love."

The sun, moon and
stars,
light our world,
and the clouds give us
grate-ful
rain.
&a^ n%
is
fK is
*,
IO2
The birds
5.
s
&,<!
*a
the
of
beasts of the
and the fish-es
the
air,
field,
of the
sea,
"God
that
God
6.
all
is
ft ft
ft
*m
7; ft
has giv-en the
Ji, ft
IB
PR
ft.
MK
means to
vide
food, and the
profins
with which
fish
the
a,
3i
IE.
ja
IB
tt.
**
swim.
to
7. All
breathe
"God
crea-tures that
is
that
de-clare,
Look alove."
round and see how hap-
py they are ? God made

them to en-joy life.
God were not

he would not love
If
8.
love,
us,
tell us,
love."
birds wings to fly with,

has
he
the
giv-en
beasts
ffl
who
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are sin-ners, arid
nev-er would have giv-en

his
9.
Son
to
God
Je-sus
Sa-vior
has
giv-en
Christ to be the
of
there-fore,
that
die for us.
he
men,
we
loves us,
ii
and
know
and
a*
x'
a*
is
we
all
ought
love
to
ft
and serve him.
earth
j&
globe
eight
miles
turns
stand
J$
round
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A
M
$ft
JK
mo-tions
to-ward
fr
through
ap-pears
caus-es
if $\
ffi,
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i&
ax-is
cen-tre
there-fore
twen-ty
a-round
op-po-site S"
on
round
live
It is
*B tt
ft
thou-sand
EARTH.
the
like
a ball or globe, but is

so
that it aplarge
Men
pears to be flat.
sail a-round the world
in
is
fl
^lf,ife,
We
1.
part
shines
THE
earth.
IO3
ships.
2.
The world does
not stand still, but it
turns round like a top.
The earth has two mo-
ra
m
a #
ft
if
nn
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ft
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fl
ffl
ft
ft 1B
FH
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turns
tions.
It
on
its
ax-is,
to
east,
round
from west
once ev-er-y
twen-ty four hours.

nl-so goes
It
round the sun
once ev-er-y year.

3.
The
ing on
earth
mm&me ~ +
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a
is
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ft
fr
SHE
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a m
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m
m fr
Pit
turn-
ax-is caus-es
PK
day and night. The sun

shines on one half of
f@
the
its
earth
at
time.
The side which is toward the sun has day,

and the op-po-site side
has night.
4.
not
side
If
the
turn
next
earth
round,
to
the
part has day and night

turns.
It
ty five
5E fl
It
ffl
St
ft
is a-bout twenthou-sand miles
a-round the world, and

eight thou-sand miles
the
ecu - tre
through
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we
a
u
sun
side night all the time.

But, as it turns, ev-er-y
5.
ftte
B
did
the
would have day all the

time, and the op-po-site
by
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from one
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to
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heat
nine
fife
SC
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moon
seems
Sf {3
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months ^
twelve -f ^
night
a-way
Jlfi
it-self
ife
be-cause
tl
fol-lows
$
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sev-en <fc
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min-utes
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dis-tance
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di-vid-ed
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six-ty
thir-ty
mil-lion
^
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THE SUN AND MOON.

The
1.
great
globe
sun
or
is
ball.
seems
a ball
like
of fire.
It is a great
dis-tance a-way from us,
and is near-ly a million* and a half times
It
B JH 75
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a IE
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& -SUE Ml m
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larg-er than our earth.
The sun gives us

and heat.
We
light
2.
can
day,
IB
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the
sun by
but not by night.
see
IB B* ?J tt
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can we not see

the sun in the night ?
ft
Be -cause
Jfc
Why
round
and
on
the earth turns
on
at
the
from the
its
we
night
side
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m
m.tt
fc
Jt
re.
fig
ft
***
tt
&ft
ML a$
are
a-way
ris-es
it
in
the east and sets in

the west. The sun seems
to go round the earth,
It is
but it does not.
the earth that moves
and not the sun.
4.
f,
sun.
The sun
3.
ax-is,
IB
The moon
is
ft
IB
ffi
ffi
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p JH
m
m
:,
ffi
i$
ffl
m.
ng-
i^
ffl
al-so
iB
a globe or ball, but it

is not so large as the
sun, or the earth.
The
moon
goes a-round the

earth once in ev-er-y
a
twen-ty nine and
Thus it folhalf days.

lows the earth a-round
the
5.
fi
ffl
is
'
IE
ft
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ft
ffl
#,
BB
w*
ft ft
sun.
The
moon
has no light,
its
3?
it
it-self
3t
but gets
light from the sun.
M S a
ft
&
A.- ft
ffl
HU
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The moon gives

to us by night.
light
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f
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ffi
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io8
3.
Some
call
thir-ty
days
month
some
call
and
weeks
four
A fS H +
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x
m % IR ^
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HW
There are
month.
in one
months
twelve
Three hun-dred
year.
a
and
six-ty
make one
4.
week
five
year.
The days
of
the
Mon-
day, Tues-day, Wed-nesday, Thurs-day, Fri-day,

Sat-ur-day.
The
the
year
Jan-u-a-ry,
March,
called,
M-ft
-n
Feb-ru-a-ry,
A-pril,
M O
May,
June,
July,
Au-gust,
Oc-to-ber,
Sep-tem-ber,
No-vem-ber, De-cem-ber.
6.
year,
and next
this
year.
year,
IS
Jft
Bi IS
O
o
T
K
Bfl
X.
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+-
We
say yes-terday, to-day, to-mor-row;

this week,
last week,
last
next week ;
month,
this month, next month;
last
ffe
H ?,-( H- O
S H
m n - o a. & z:
m it H o m ft a
a W 3L O
of
months
are
$6 fR
Bf
are Sun-day,
5.
days
SI
O
O
fll
Bfe
H
IB
O
O
ICQ
IjIESSOILsr
al-mond
fc
wal-nut
$fe
po-ta-to
} ff
com-mon
chick-ens
dif-fer-ent
drink
frfc
flesh
fa
veal
ff
Si
spi-ces
ber-ries
pork
fruits
fowls
grain
3t
cakes
wheat
&
pep-per
I.e.
tur-nip
lem-on
oy-sters
FOOD.
1.
We
must
eat
and
drink in or-der to live.

If we did not eat and
drink,
There
we would
many
are
?S
*..
*.
die.
*,**
dif-
ft
ft tt
**.. ft
ft
*
F
**
fer-ent kinds of food.

2.
flesh,
bles,
For
and
dif-fer-ent
meat
food
grain,
are
we
use
veg-e-ta-
fruits.
kinds
beef,
The
of
veal,
am
O
IF,
ft IS
*E.f@
*4f
JIO
mut-ton,
fish
lambs,
and
pork,
Of fowls we
3.
ff ft:
fowls,
smelt,
cod,
crabs,
shrimps,
and
4.
Grain
wheat,
is
sat
al-so,
tt
II
O%
ui
te.si
**
if
tur-tles,
corn,
into flour,
brettd,
much used
such
Wheat
ley.
and
is
bar-
ground
and used
75
as, rice,
.fc
*W
K,CT
**
for
cakes, pud-dings,
pies.
There are many

5.
kinds of veg-e-ta-bles
such as the po-ta-to, cab-
bage, beet,
on-ion,
tur-
nip, pump-kin, cel-e-ry,

caul-i-flower, peas, and
beans.
fruits
O WH
oy-sters.
for food
and
flr
eel,
perch,
;
ft
eat
ducks, geese, chick-ens,

tur-keys,
quails,
pigand pheas-ants.
eons,
Of fish we eat sal-mon,
and other kinds
O ft *
x&*
O W
mow
ff
low ^
The com-mon
are
the
ap-ple,
JOI
ow
ow
OW
36 O W
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-rr
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peach, pear, plum,

or-ange, and lem-on.
fig,
Ill
Some
fruits are berthe grape, strawand

cur-rant.
berry,
Some are nuts as the
iU $k
II, HJ in
al-mond
in
fc
6.
ries, as
Many
into
and
kinds
wal-nut.
are made
salt,
\A
Vin-
dried fruits.
e-gar,
iff
pep-per,
must-ard, gin-ger, and

other things are used
to sea-son food.
Nut-
fi*r
fir
megs, cloves, mace, cinna-mon, and pep-per,
tt
0;-T
ifojBji M
o_ w
mw.<%-8
ft
are called spi-ces.
build
bank
trades
J|E
sto-ry jfj
sta-ble Jg
par-lor
dis-ease
dwell-ing
Men
build hous-es.
dif-fer-
^^
>(
ffi
^g
knowl-edge
fg
ed-u-ca-tion*p
fJJ
AND TRADES.
There are
many
jjjg
man-sion
%* *g
mer-chant $}
re-quire ^[
HOtJSES
1,
church
cot-tage ^^ ^,
kitch-en Jg jg
teach-er
gjg
butch-er Jg-
A m
if.e
112
% Jg
I
A m.% H
store, and sta-ble.
called
one sto-ry house
ft K & *
ent kinds, such as dwelling, church, shop, bank,
BH *n
,*
KL* *
ffi
**X
M
*
- IR
is
A large
a cot-tage.
dwell -ing house is called
a man-sion.
The
2.
house
rooms
n n
ft
of
Jg
ft
flr
the
are
par-lor,
hall, din-ing-room, li-bra-
kiteh-en, cham-ber,
pan-try, ond bath-room.
dwell-ing has fur-ni-
- B
ft
chairs,
1*. HI
to
ry,
ture, as,
so-fas, beds,
stoves,
reaus,
many
3.
dif
ta-bles,
Men work
ent
at
of
butch-er,
tin-ner.
sell
ba-ker,
bar-ber,
and
Those who buy

in
stores
are
mer-chants.
4.
An
oc-cu-pa-tion
a good
re-quires
ff
is
the black-smith, car-penter, ma-son, paint-er, tailor, shoe-ma-lver,
ffi.W
mm
many
kinds
A-mong them
trades.
that
crock -er-y, and

other kinds.
- fer -
and
*m#
bu-
tf
W
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ft*
ft
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and much
ed-u-ca-tion,
is
knowl-edge
called
113
j8r
a
are
HI
pro-fes-sion.
They
in in-is- tor, teach-er, law-
IS
4,
in
65
ft
A-
BiE
ov
mm o
A m t KB
yer, and phy-si-cian.
min-is-ter preaches the a PR
O IB ft
A teach-er in- a m
o m
gos-pel.
structs the young.
A $ m
m
O
law-yer at- tends to cas-es If PR # IR
in
law.
heals
ffl
phy-si-cian
IR
dis-ease.
X.ESSOJ5T
feel
J$,
smell
K.
taste
{g
troub-le
ft
in-sip-id
jgj
tongue |H,g %
pal-ate J|
pleas-ure
|f
or-gan
peo-ple
ig:
sens-esjl
THE
1,
cs,
SENSES.
"We have five senssee -ing,
smell-ing,
feel-ing.
hear-ing,
tast-ing,
and
The or-gan of
i^HJJ
'
j
(

h ear-in g
the
is
B^
ear.
ft
*;
*.
to
IB
the tongue and pal-ate,

and smell with the nose.
11
& A
m t
m.
Some
tt
m
fME
PR
Those who have nev-er

heard are dumb.
Peo-ple taste with
2.
or
(Xj
&
things taste sour,
ja
sweet, or bit-ter, or
Some
in-sip-id.
things
smell
a-gree-a-ble,
some
are
very
and
if
dis-a-
gree-a-ble.
The or-gan of
3.
ing, or touch,
ers,
is
and whole
feel-
skin.
know
we
By
if
P7 IB
things are hard or soft,

rough or smooth, dry or
damp, warm or cool, and
sharp or blunt.
"A fa
feel-ing
We
4.
word
al-so
feel-ing
of the mind.
If
le,
we
have
sad;
plcas-ure,
hap-py.
speak
we are
we feel
we have
feel
we
flr
ft
&e
s
Jt PR 3R
ft
fcft
.^
ft tt
ft ft
Jfl
(B
PI Hi
ffi
f@
m a
#><
AM
PR,
is
we
ft
feel
ft
JH
ft tt
^ft
UK *.*
troubif
the
If
struck, or hurt
pain.
use
to
ft
the fing-
sky
blue
bade
spread
plants
placed
fills
filled
green
o-ver
$fi
fpj
cat-tie
j|t
fa
|j|
car-pet
cur-tain
J& j|
^p
f|g
7*
riv-ers
J^f
o-ceans
gp:
j@,lf %
un-der jg "p
bright
:=
^
^
THE BEAUTIFUL WORLD.

1.
The world
we
see
the
see
the
green
blue
is
beau-ti-ful.
sky
If
we
If
we
look
look up,
down, we
grass.
The sky is like a cur-tain spread o-ver our

mads. The grass is like a car-pet un-der oitr
2,
Il6
The bright sun
feet.
like a ball of fire to

give
is
us light.
Who made
3.
world
beau-ti-ful
this
God
He said, " Let there be light,

the world.
arid there was light."
God made the air we breathe, and the clouds
4.
He made the wa-ter that fills
that give us rain.
He made the dry
the o-ceans, riv-ers, and seas.
made
land
al-so.
He made
5.
the grass,
pret-ty flow-ers,
the trees, that
bear the beau-ti-ful
He made
and the
use-ful plants.
up-on the land,
grow
the
and
fruit.
God made
6.
sky and bade
moon
the
it
and placed
sun,
shine
the
the
the sky with
day.
shine at night, and filled
to
it
in
He made
all
stars.
God made
7.
and every
man
the
liv-ing
cat-tie, sheep,
Last of
thing.
birds, fish-es,
all
God made
also.
2CCVZZI.
town i|
g,
each
hurt
fj|
pain
lift
ii fi
kept
home
IS
lame
28
weeks
ft
dress
^
W
arms
Dit-y
ff
bound
$5 ft
brought
seemed
bc-camo
^T
# JH
H
witb-out ig
}&
car-ricd
IIJ
THE LAME DOGo

1.
One day a man went
the town.
On
his
walk in
a lit-tle
saw
way home, he
to take a
dog which had hurt his leg.

2.
The poor do-r was so lame, that he could
This kind
not lift his foot with-out great pain.
man saw there was no one to take pit-y
on the poor dog.
3.
So he took
him in
home, and bound up
him, and kept him for two
him
4.
He
then sent the
his
his
arms,
leg.
car-ried
He
fed
days.
dog out of his house,

was not his own dog,
to his old home.

As it
he had no right to keep him.
5.
But, each day, the dog came back for
this kind man to dress his
This the dog
leg.
till
he be-came quite well.
did,
6.
In a few weeks, he came back, and
The
brought with him a dog that was lame.
that
had
been
man
lame, first gave the
dog
a look, and then the lame
dog a look.
He seemed to say, "You made my lame
7.
leg well, and now I wish you to do the
same
for
this
poor dog.
The kind man took care of this dog

He kept him in his house till he was
8.
and could go home.
al-so.
well,
Il8
?Ly\?,
hide gf gj
stone
wall Jg.gJ,
close
j^
haste
catch
ft
%
i| %
A
1.
is
as
chase
Jf5,
J|,
quick
ft
um P
$fc
Si
though
g(f
crept
l ea
P
Jfg
fx
straight
jj^ jj i
Ufa
JI
saved
flash
p^ jg
sight
flg
cheat
^7
jg g^
^ ^
The fox
is
FOX
uear-er
to-ward
very cuu-ning,
a fox." I will
tell
ig
STORY.
very cun-ning.
we
say,
you
"he
a
When any
is
as
story
one
cun-ning
about the
cun-ning of the fox.

2.
Some dogs were once in chase of a fox.
They came very near him, and it seemed as
There was no
though they would catch him.
hole, or oth-er place, for the fox to hide in.
fox do?
This is what
3. What could the
There was a low stone wall not
the fox did.
far off, and the fox ran to-ward it as fast as
he could go. But near-er and near-er came the
dogs.
4.
were
When
close
the
to
fox had got to the wall, they

The fox made a jump,
him.

and went
But as soon as
he crept to the wall,
o-ver.
oth-er side
to
close
119
was on the
and lay down
lie
it.
The dogs, in their haste, went o-ver both

and fox at a jump, and ran straight on.
They were going so fast that they could not
and they did not see where the fox
stop,
had hid.
5.
wall
As soon
6.
quick
the
as
wall,
went the
as the dogs
flash,
made
and
was
soon
dogs,
but
they
were
o-ver, the fox,

a leap back over
out of sight.
On
saw
the
fox
never,
again.
Was
7.
how
life
not that a cun-ning fox ? He knew

he saved his
cheat the dogs, and
to
by
it.
ULIESSOUsT
wrists
hun-gcr
e-vil
re-venge
al-most
ser-vant
cru-el
passed
seized
bit-ter
gos-pel
learned
re-turn
or-dered
wo-man
5fc
cn-e-mies
tt
C.
fK Vl
christ-ian
mean-time
si
bleed-ing
ifiL
some-thing
scream-ing
ft,
re-pea t-ed
un-cov-cr
ft
fin-ished
I2O
THE BEST
1.
Two men
They had a
REVENGE.
once lived in the south of Af-ri-ca.
quar-rel,
and be-came
en-e-
bit-ter
mies to each other.

Af-ter a-while, one of them met a lit-tle
which
It was in
girl,
be-longed to his en-e-my.
the woods, at some dis-tance from her fath-er's
2.
house.
He seized her, and cut off both of her

3.
Then he said, " I have had my re-venge,"
hands.
and sent her home scream-iDg, with her bleeding wrists.
Years passed a- way.

The lit-tle girl had
to
be
al-most
a
grown up
young wo-man. One
a
day
poor, old, gray-head-ed man came to
her fath-er's door, and asked for some-thing
4.
to
eat.
girl knew him

who
had cut off
man,
5.
The
7.
"Why did
once as the cru-el

She went
her hands.
into the house, and or-dered the ser-vant to
give him some bread and milk.
6. When he had fin-ished eat-ing,
she then
un-cov-ered her wrists.
them up, sho
Hold-ing
v
" I have hadsaid,
my re-venge.' Thus she
re-peat-ed the very words he had used.
cause,
in
the
this
girl
at
act in this
mean-time, she
had
way
heard
Bethe
121
and had be-came a Christwhat the Bi-ble says,

"
If thine en-e-niy hun-ger feed him
if he
drink."
him
thirst, give
of
gos-pcl
ian.
Je-sus,
had
She
learned
You
8. This
the best kind of re-venge.
is
should not re-turn e-vil for e-vil.
You should
re-turn
good
ver-come
e-vil
for
The
e-vil.
Bi-ble
"0-
says.
with good/'
ox.
a-larm-clocklj$ f|
sev-er-al
f|
fig
con-science J[
jfr
morn-ing
KJ ^L
^
gB
re-solved
Jfe
heed-ing
be-cause
plain-ly
?B
faith-ful-ly
&,f8,
3|
warns fj
hab-it
^J
wake g|
list-en
Bound )g
a-rose
cease
ear-ly
du-ty
own-er
jg
2K
voice
noise
THE
1.
jfg
|fi
|Gg
ALARM-CLOCK.
There was a man,
who found
6
it
not eas-y
122
wake
to
in tie morn-ing, as ear-ly as he wished.
So he brought an a alarm-clock.
The own-er of
2.
strike,
with
these clocks can

loud noise, at any
he pleas-es. The
head of his bed.
him
man
At
make them
hour
that
placed this clock at the

the right time it woke
up.
3.
er-al
He
a-rose
at
once.
This he did for sev-
The clock did its du-ty faith-fulwas plain-ly heard so long as it
weeks.
and
was o-bey-ed.
ly,
4.
But, af-ter a time, the man grew tired
of ear-ly ris-ing.
When he was waked by the
he
and went to
noise,
over,
on-ly turned
sleep
again.
In a 'few days, the clock lost its powIt

wake him.
spoke just the same as
ev-er ; but he did not hear it, be-cause he
was in the hab-it of not o-bey-ing it.
5.
er
to
6.
The
clock
was of no
use.
He might
as
be with-out one.
So he re-solved, that
when he heard the sound, he would jump up
well
right
a-way.
It is God's
7. Just so it is with con-science.
voice in the heart.
It tells us what is wrong,
and what is right.
If we o-bey its voice,
then we shall al-ways hear con-science when it
speaks in the heart

8.
But
we do not
if
lis-ten
123
to its voice, conwe get in-to the
If
science will lose its pow-er.

hab-it of not heed-ing when it warns us, then, byand-by we shall cease to hear it.
OH.
steps
stick
i-dle
naught-y "B
but-ter
mo-ment
fel-low
ft
wag-ged
ly-ing
show-ing
stretched
strike
roared
served
struck
played
laugh-ing
street
howled
heart-i-ly
piece
trick
ft
a-shamed
THE CRUEL BOY PUNISHED.
An
1.
i-dle
boy was
one
day
sit-ting
on
He had a stick in one

the steps of a door.
bread
a
of
and but-ter in the
hand, and
piece
oth-er.
2.
near,
self
came
As he was
he saw a dog ly-ing

The dog hear-ing himkind-ly spok-en to, wag-ged his tail and
eat-ing,
and called him.
up.
124
3. The boy held out his

piece of bread, and
as the dog was a-bout to take it, the naugh-ty
fel-low struck him on the nose with the stick.
The dog howled, and ran a-way
as fast as he
could.
The
4.
cru-el
boy laughed
At
heart-i-ly
at
the
mo-ment, a man
on the oth-er side of the street, who had seen
he had played.
trick
this
him, called the boy.
Show-ing him a half dol-lar, he asked the

"
he would like to have it.
Yes," said the
"Come and get it,
boy, "to be sure I would."
then," said the man.
5.
boy
if
6.
hand
The boy ran

for the
to him,
and stretched out his

the man gave him
Then
mon-ey.
a rap on the hand with his cane.
with pain.
"
The boy roared

"
I
did you do that?" said the boy.
did not hurt you, or ask you for mon-ey." "Why
did you strike the poor dog just now?" said
"
Had he hurt you, or asked you for
the man.
bread? I have served you just as you served
him."
7.
Why
8. The bad boy hung his head, and felt very

much a-shamed. If you treat oth-ers bad-ly, they
Be kind to oth-ers,
are apt to treat you bad-ly.
and they
will
be kind to you.
125
cm.
oil
lash
Jffl
fond 4 SN
1
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^
rage
pain J^
lids
H
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back
^p
foam 7K J^
dead ?E P
IK
ports j|f P
t 7J
spear
beast 1$
dives PS ^C
watch
S^
casks
Jjf
throw S%
THE
whale
-IT
yields
throat
tongue
dang-er
com-mon
Sf
an-i-mal
some-times
WHALE.
The whale is a very large an-i-mal. There

no fish or beast, so large as a whale. They
have a large mouth, but so small a throat that
1.
is
they can't eat large fish.

Their tongue is very fat, and yields a
2.
Their eyes are small, and
great deal of oil.
have lids to them. The com-mon whale is from
for-ty
to
six-ty feet long.

are very fond
Whales
of their young.
If
they are in dan-ger, the whale takes them on
her back, and puts up her fins so that they
cannot fall off.
The have a large and strong tail, which
4.
them
to swim.
When they are at play,
helps
or in a rage from pain, they lash the sea into
a foam with their tail.
3.
126
5.
Ships are sent out from some of our ports
to take whales, for the sake of the oil they yield.
These ships are some-times gone two or three
years.
They
kill
they throw at
When
6.
the whale with a spear which
it.
the
whale
is
struck
it
down
dives
in-to the sea, far out of sight ; but it soon comes

up to the top for want of air. The men are on
the
watch
for
this.
As soon as they see it rise, they strike it

7.
with their spears till it dies. When it is dead
they cut it up, and put the oil which it yields
in-to
casks.
If
the
they come back with
men
so
find
much
man-y whales,
oil,
as
to
feel
quite rich.
CIV.
full
tin-y
blue
ha-zy
do-eth
soft
.*.
mead-ow
glow-ing
fii.f*.
pleas-ant
wild
col-ors
moon-tun
fair
for-est
green-wooc
scent
lips
beams
sun-est
dis-tant
wou-dcr-ful
Al-might-y
315
*ft
beau-it-ful
beau-ty
ffl
OJ
THE LORD MADE THEM

L
ALL.
All things bright and beau-ti-ful,

All crea-tures great and small ;
All things wise and won-der-ful
The Lord hath made them
all.
2.
Each lit-tle flow-er that o-penc,

Each lit-tle bird that sings
He made their glow-ing col-ors,
He made their tin-y wings.
3.
The dis-tant ha-zy moun-tam,

The riv-er run-ning by,
The morn-ing, and the sun-set,
Which both
4.
light
up the sky;
The tall trees in the green-wood,

The pleas-ant sum-mer sun,
The ripe fruits in the gar-den
He made
5.
127
them, every one.
Ee gave us eyes to see them,

And lips that we might tell
How
He
\vho-ev-er
when-ev-er
wher-ev-er
what-ev-er
great is God Al-might-y,

do-eth all things well.
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^ fa
^ ^^ g
^ ÎH ^
ffi
flf
which-ev-er
ft
how-ev-er
where-fore ^f JH %
there-fore
J^f
j[ %
|i
$c t
fnf,
fi:
jlfc.
128
dim
want
power
en-ter
brim
share
brow
lium-ble
sor-row
WHO
is
my
IS
MY NEIGHBOR.
neigh-bor?
He whom
Hast power to aid or
Whose
Thy
faint-ing
mis-er-y
neigh-bor
re-deem
Who
Pel
corn-fort
ft
press
ach-ing
burn-ing >AC
sooth-ing *S
bless
thou
ach-ing head, or burn-ing brow

sooth-ing hand may press.
Thy neigh-bor is the faint-ing poor,

Whose eye with want is dim
;
Oh, en-ter then his hum-ble door

With aid and peace for him.
3.
He who drinks the cup

neigh-bor ?
sor-row drowns the brim ;
With words of ever-cheer-ing hope,
Go thou and corn-fort him.
Thy
When
4.
1
Pass no mourner by
thou
canst re-deem
Per-haps
heart
from mis-e-ry
break-ing
Go share thy lot with him.
Thy neigh-bor
129
CVI.
kneel
jga
wor-ship
?f
Ma-ker
5^
ben-e-fits
%
M
ft
gra-cious
due
taste
slow
wait
ten-der
nigh
an-ger
mer-eies
trust
de-sire
THE
1
let
2.
us
I$L 5^
com-pas-sion
ft
]S
|$
a-loud
%> %&
ful-fil
sea-son
flf
f|
to-ward ifej ft
sat-is-fy *& JE
^
JO,
GOODNESS
OF
GOD.
come, let us wor-ship, and bow down

kneel be-fore the Lord our Ma-ker.
The Lord
is
good to
der mer-cies are over

3.
e-ven-ing
The Lord
is
all
his
gra-cious,
all
and
his
ten-
works.
and
full
of
com*
slow to an-ger, and of great mer-cy.

pas-sion
The Lord is nigh unto all them that call
4.
upon him he will ful-fil the de-sire of them
that fear him
he will also hear their cry and
will save them.
;
6*
I3O
As
5.
so
the
his
is
great
licav-en
is
a-bove the earth,
high
mer-cy to-ward them that
fear
him.
The eyes of
6.
and
thou
all
wait up-on thee,
them
giv-est
their
meat
Lord,
in
due
sea-son.
Thou open-est thy hand, and sat-is-fi-est

7.
the desire of every living thing.
As for me, I will call up-on the Lord, and
8.
he shall save me. E-ven-ing, and morn-ing, and
at noon, will I pray and cry a-loud ; and he
hear
shall
my
voice.
9.
In God have I put my trust ; and I will
not fear what man can do un-to me.
and
taste
10.
blessed
the
is
man
see that the Lord is good:

that trust-eth in him.
Bless the Lord,

my soul,
with-in me bless his ho-ly name.
11.
is
Bless
12.
not
the
my
Lord,
soul,
and
and
all
for-gefc
all his ben-e-fits.
rest
3c
ISt
be-lieve IS
fit
saved
sure
truth
H, K,
la-bor
^ ^
name
55
la-den
ft |
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that
faith-ful
&
say-ing
H\to
>fr
fa
bap-tize j
sin-ners IP

world
1ft
Christ
liv-ing
per-ish
JJ
ev-er-last-
iS
^.
worth-y
ft
fg
ft
damned
be-got-ten
(g
king-dom
ing
ac-cep-tation
$< it
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Pj"
Jft
6^
BIBLE WORDS.
God
loved the world, that he gave his

only be-got-ten Son, that who-so-ev-er be-lieveth in him should not per-ish, but have ev1.
so
life.
er-last-ing
2.
Be-lieve on the
thou shalt be saved.
This
3.
of
is
Lord
faith-ful
Je-sus Christ,
and worth-y
came
say-ing
Je-sus
ac-cep-ta-tion, that Christ

the world to save sin-ners.
all
into
He
4.
that
be-liev-eth
be saved ; but
be damned.
Je-sus
5.
and
la-bor
you
6.
that
and
is
bap-tized shall
not
be-liev-eth
Come unto me,

heav-y la-den, and
said,
are
ye that
all
shall
will
give
rest.
We
and arc sure that thou

Son of the liv-ing God.
be-lieve
Christ,
the
7.
Je-sus
the
he
and
said, I
am
art that
the way, the truth, and
life.
8.
Je-sus said, What-so-ev-er ye shall ask the
Fath-cr in my name, he will give it you.
132
A LIST OF
Wi
tir
IRREGULAR VERBS.
a>*
133
134
WORDS WITH OPPOSITE MEANINGS.

Buy
Cold
135
136
Bad

Above
Below
137
138
Wise

Foolish
ABBREVIATIONS.
I'll
139
I4O
Acct. Account.
Mr. Mister.
A. D. Anno Domini. In
Mrs. Mistress.
M. D. Medical Doctor.
Dr. Debtor, Doctor.
the year of our Lord.
B.C. Before Christ.

A. M. Before noon.
P. M. After noon.
Or. Creditor, Credit,
Lb. Pound.
Cwt, 100 weight
Esq. Esquire.
Capt. Captain.
Messrs. Gentlemen, Sin
Pres. President.
Prof. Professor.
P. S. Postscript.
Chap. Chapter.
Ans. Answer.
Cal. California.
I.
Co.
& And.
P. 0. Postoffice.
Bbl. Barrel.
Bu. Bushel.
Company.
No. Number.
Do. Ditto. The same.
Ct, Cts. Cent. Cents.
Dollars.
D.D. Doctor of Divinity.

Doz. Dozen.
Eng. England.
U. S. United States.
Etc.
&c.
Et Cetera.
And
so forth.
E. That
is.
Yd. Yard.
Via. By the way o
R. R. Railroad.
Vol. Volume.
Jan. January.
Feb. February.
Apr. April.
Aug. August.
Sep. Sept. September.
Oct. October.
Hon. Honorable.
Eev. Reverend.
Gov. Governor.
Nov. November.
Dec. December.
N. North. S. South.
month.
Ult. Last month.
E. East.
St. Street, Saint.
Viz.
Mt. Mountain.
Inst. This
Namely.
W. West
141
[FORM OF A LETTER.]
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Q/eacfiei :
Q/t 6eem6 a Jona time
Q/
ve teen, uou.
no/ie
&i?id
teacn
to
me
avout
Q/ ated to wotwtfe ido&.

/> ,
S
/&?
(s/Lim.
ana/ love
to
to
do foant
&
me.
and faa?/
*
'
May
/
&4eate
i/ob
a/ad
s
to
we
Q//
/
yget
/'
ff
/
/ifok
aiea
me.
Q/ 6aatt
û,od
&
x-i^
(^/
fon6.
&
do not meet aaatn on eattn,
mu
/
daw
^fyod eveiyP
&
Aom, you.
</
Jettek
ftnout
/^>/6/
(ssLe
Q/
^//tu
^*&?
Zetul.
ao&fiet o^
G^Kif/-
-^,(7?
Mou weie
me.
to
tne
wownyi,
a& rnu îsav&ouk.
fa netfi,
*
6e
6&M
mau we
vein
&
vou.
meet
</
in neaven.
r
Q/
tnat uou ate veku
not j/obaet aef yoai fttndneM

îu
A/'nce
affectionate jfliend,
^VP
142
Zac/tfon,
/##/.
Q/ akitved nete 6a/etM tatt ween

dau.
J?0u
wnetu.
/
Kend
Q/ nave no
to
ne&e.
me.
miitt
ukcn
ve
and
to
(S>na/tAn,
neie,
r
f
Q/aeto
Q/
tue tenoot vein mucn,
too.
mu
s
^-fiod
ateo
v&M
nAe
no to/wct
QS
Kind leadidfa
about
von, ait.
to
Sol
tfoe
and Me
vie&en
ao/ie tn*
ate
a& o
</
tae teacnett tvno tveie to
and
ana
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/fiietta*
f
f'tne faofite wAeie Q/ uve aie vein
l
/ /
tne
&ind
to
iu
o/
ao&Siei
Triite to
teacn
me
2e4u4.
toon.
tencekeJv,
na
me
Q/onqf.

THE LORD'S PRAYER.
Our Fa-ther, which art in heav-en, hal-lowed
be thy name.
Thy king-dom come. Thy will
be done on earth as it is in heav-en. Give us
this day our dai-ly bread.
And for-give us our
debts as we for-give our debt-ors.
And lead us
not in-to temp-ta-tion, but de-liv-er us from e-vil.
For thine
is the king-dom, and the

pow-er,
the glo-ry for ev-er.
A-men.
and
144
THE CREED.
be-lieve in God the Fa-ther Al-migh-ty,
Ma-ker of heav-en and earth
and in Je-sus
I
on-ly Son, our Lord, who was conceived by the Holy Ghost, born of the vir-gin
Ma-ry suf-fered un-der Pon-tius Pi-late, was
he de-scend-ed in-to
cru-ci-fied, dead and bur-ied
hell
the third day he rose from the dead
he
as-cend-ed in-to heav-en, and sit-teth on the right
hand of God the Fath-er Al-migh-ty from thence
he shall come to judge the quick and the dead.
I be-lieve
in the Ho-ly Ghost
the ho-ly
cath-o-lic church
the com-mun-ion of saints
the for-give-ness of sins
the res-ur-rec-tion of
the bod-y and life ev-er-last-ing.
A-men.
his
Christ,
ENGLISH AND CHINESE
DICTIONARY.
COMPILED BY
REY.
I.
M. CONDIT,

150 NASSAU STREET,
NEW
YORK.
COPYRIGHT,
1882,
PREFACE TO THE DICTIONARY.
THIS Dictionary contains over 6000 different

It also has more than
1500 sentences
words.
illustrating the
meaning of the words.
of the words the Chinese scholar will
The most
meet with,
ho will find in this vocabulary.

Great care has
been used to insert all the mast common words.
The
compiler,
from
his
own knowledge
of
the
Chinese language, and by the use of all available

helps, has taken great care to give the best definition
LM. C..
possible, in Chinese, to each word.
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ft
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to
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go
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from
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going ft
where are you going ?
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ft;
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Grand-father ||
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Jft
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ffc
to
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fe,
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ffi
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a piece of ground
without any ground
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gfc
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fa
ft
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ft, BO
ffi
ft.
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ft
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to guess right
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he grows better every day
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it,
Iff &8,
^
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fj
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ft
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wind
of
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fflf,
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to
to
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hand JJ
to hand over $^
a
fjfc
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ft,
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mm
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ft, tB
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doing so 33
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ffi
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ft
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the
largest
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32
half an hour *p || |f jjJ

a dollar and a half
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when
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to
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hard
to say
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to
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hard
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jg, jg
do
to
jjj
get
a hard
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to deal
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ft,
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ft
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the head of a family Jjjc J|

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ft
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ft,
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ft,
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4W
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Heave
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help
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how heavy is it ?
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ft
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ft
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to hire laborers
to hire a boat
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he is a real honest man
&
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ft
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g^
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Hong-kong
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ft JR Ift
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pj"
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the
kit
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I did not hit him
to
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fp
to ride horse back $$ 0$f
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an humble heart
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make haste
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to make money H
he does not make up
flip
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Master
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Manufactor
Matches
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Materials
many
K,
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a great many
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l>ere?l|t#M
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ff g
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no matter Pf ^, pg ft ^5
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what
with him
55
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go to-morrow fj
may
a*w
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ft,
to
ffi,
good market
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may
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if
the matter
is
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not
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by all means 5f? ^|
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Jjlf
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Microscope
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Middle
Member
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he might have gone } es-
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the
ber of a society
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a bad
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memory
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never mind |g ^g
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own
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business
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is
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fifi
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moment
jî
moment
gone
just
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wait a
this
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Monday }^
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ready money 3^ JR
he has no money to pay
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Month
fjt
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mix
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it
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Monument
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fit
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give a
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s
a
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know
so
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want
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early in the morninrg
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good moring J|L ft
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ffi
he has moved
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every morning
j:
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ft,
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have you any more? 1|

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'ff
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enough
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jg
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little
to
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must not 1$ %], =^ ff
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if,
ff
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ft
to
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it
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it
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if,
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f,
myself ft $i
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country
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fig
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ft
ft ft,
native
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ft
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national affairs
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ffi,
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to
^g
what
is
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store ?fr.
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name
ft
ftfetttt
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m
fU
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fl| ffi
to thread a needle 5^
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your
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f| >g
of
need not fear /^

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ff
ffl,
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ft
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is
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+ ^L
+
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Ninth ^ ^
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&
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^Lttt ff'M
cake
this
Nineteen
R
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Nibble
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JEL
P
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will
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nor
he
neither
go
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he has neither paper nor
ff
pen ^g /ff &fi
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Neither ^p,
NOR
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Nippers
^^
Never $ /f>, | Jj,

I have never seeh him
No
no
f,
&ffi>ftf&
Ji, Pg
fl{,
for
help
fl
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$t
Noble
A,
Nobody
I wish you a happy
New
Nod
Ifi
Noise
News if 0, fg
None
$$
what
is
the news ?
KW
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don't make a noise ^J
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fn
if
Jfi
Newspaper if
Next *,
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next month "f f@ ^
next week
(g jj|
he lives next door ^g R
next time
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ft
ffl,
Year
IF
New York J| *5 i|
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,
none at
all -tl Pff S5

none ff V$
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JS ti
there
is
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f,
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notice g jg ^
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up a
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in
it
now and
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meal
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to
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obliged to do
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obliged
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oath
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B*
false
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ff
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n
November 35
Novice U ^, ^ ^
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ft Jt
he swore a
ft SI
ft
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|ft
ffi,
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to
Pf, |R,
I did not notice him
Notion
Jg, JR
a slight notion
W* *^
g t, M ^ i g
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good for nothing ^f $|

nothing to do /ff |
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nothing else |& jjfc
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6,
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Jg
jfc
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Nut
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Nothing ^ /$,
If
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j|
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what number P
ft |
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ft
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Number ft @, ffft. 9 S
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ft,
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the north pole ft
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ift
P,
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flj
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OFF
$ ?|,
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Obstinate
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man
t,
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gj|,
Offence
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a 51, i 8
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JS,
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ff,
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ifc
seldom occurs
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^^
October 3^ -p ^
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g, $ g ^
odd jobs ^ ^ I
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odds and ends ^
jg,
p)-
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H,
Of 2, ft, ft,
to
fR
pj-
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ffi
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f *. & 1
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$:,&:
Often $*,**,
ft
1 IS, &
Officer
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off
it
it
jjfc,
off
off
P)[
to
ft;
off
off
off
if,
ftfr
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Olive ^f
gg
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at. m ra. *
take
& Jf gg
won come
Pg ^
^ take
your coat
IK
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to pay
a debt jf
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to cut
-m
of late jj
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ff, ft,
Omission
off
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PJ
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Ointment
Omen
him
IS
^c
Omit Jt &, if jf
re
office
(fr.
speak of f&
of course
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Odious
do you give?
offer
48 Jt
fj|,
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me ^g
g, K, ft
ju,
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jjf
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ffl,
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what
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no occasion
is
J,
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he
Offer
JJ$
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Offend
fyg
obtained his wish
Occasion
jgjf
@$
an obstinate
Obstruct
ONC
[81]
Omnipresent ^S 5?
On
ffi,
put
it
^K
^^
on the table J$
tf IS
Once
HI,
^JC,
|f
I have been once f
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51
at once
OPP
One
f@,
Or
^J, ft
open the door $J [$

to cut open fij g3
open a shop
Openly
gS,
Opera JJ
Orb
P>J
hi
fS
am
g^
tW
&
if is
J?J
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f, ffi
W. ft R,
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house
mine 1g
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is
&
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to
an order for goods
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Organ Jg ^, H || i play the organ }f JS ^
if, tt *
Origin JK #,
Original Jg *
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f$
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ft |}
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Ore gf
rf.
jfg
opposite
ffi
pJc
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to
ffl
Opportunity ft *, ft
a convenient opportunity
Oppose jf
Orbit
fr
Orchard || [jj
Ordain
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Ordinary 2p
of a different
opinion
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Opium H
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Opponent fj Bf ^ A
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ft ft
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ft
his
^,
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Orange ff,
Orator
to
ft
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BE
Oral
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fJ
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he here or not
is
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m,
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for
ft
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only one H
only good
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ft
oppressive laws =^
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one after another Jg

one's-self fi& g
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Onward
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fij,
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Orphan
ffi
Ostrich
|t ft
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Other
-^
the other day _

the others
ft,
Otherwise
glj
g,
glj
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PAD
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TJ,
be ?
to
it
Overtake
fH
Ourselves
f }& @
Out
Jfr,
the
$n
65
2,
out
is
I have been out
out of debt
(jf.
$f
fij
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2j
ft
ffi
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#1>
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$
B0^^5ES
Outrage ft
Outright
Outside #h
Oven
Over
Jti
&
over
fffi
Owner
Jfc
Ox ^,
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Oxygen
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jft,
it
JJ8
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cover
Oval ft 9P
Oyster
jft
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j{
W M
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tlf
+ ^ |^
over
^
over ten
to
go
Overboard,
Overcome
Overhead
Overhear
to fall
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31' 5f
flf =^,
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flg
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fft
Over-night
Over-rule
Oversee
Pace
gfc
ff, fc, jg
Overlook
fl"
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will find
out of order fg, g^
Outer
^,
ffi
fire
ffl
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does he owe any debts?
IE fc
tf K
how much do I owe you
ft ft H
Owl
ng
Own g
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my own food
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one's own hand |J ^
Owe
ft,
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Overturn J&,
Ounce
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Overseer Jg
Overset ^| fj
a,
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how ought
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Pacific ocean
Pacify
Pack
^C ^P
Mf ,&
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to
a pack of cards ^to pack a box ||

to
pack up goods
Q,
Package
Pad DC
Iff
PAN
Paddle
PAR
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to
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Papa
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Padlock
Paper
Pge
Parable
Pagoda
Paradise ^|
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Parallel
fj
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do you feel pain
Paint
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ffi
Painter j&
Pair ffi,
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fij-
to
a pair of shoes
Palace
0,
ft
Palate J: 1|
Palm
5fe,
Palpitate fg
Palsy
Pan
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Pan-cake
Pane
Panther
Pantry
Pants
I heg your pardon
Pare
the skin
off
Parent
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Parsnip
Parliament fft
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to part
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to
with
the greater part
jft
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Particular
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a hoard partition >jj
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Partition
Partial fg ,&, (| ft,

Particle fi^f Pft ^, fi
Partly
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Park @,
Part
JJg
flj
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pare
hard
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jft
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Pantaloons
Parch gt, JK S,
Pardon ft,
fg
ffi,
ft |g j|
Parrot
Panel [H ft,
Pant
of glass
Pang ft
5c
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Parlor
Paltry ft
^f
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ft,
Parasol Jg, >J^ jg

Parcel
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fa,
Paralysis g|
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JfiPpg very painful

Pains
^g
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fel
lf
PAT
Partner 1* IB
ft,
ft
Patience ja
Patient
$|
jf|
Party JH fc,
Pass
ft
$>
let it pass
fit
KH
ft ft $1
;$
please pass
the bread
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Pattern ff
jg.
Pauper
Pause ft irp, >>
Pave ft $j
Pavement
s ^F; $
g, @
to pass
by
pass a law f$ $J
Passage f&, Jg,
Pavilion ^,
Paw If ^,
Pawn g,
P>J
to take
passage Jg:
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Passenger jf
Passion
jg, ^t, gj%
Passover
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Passport
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Past |S
7, jg*;_|f"g
it is
Paste
8g |p
past the time jg
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to
fg,
Pawn-shop >
Pawn-broker
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you must pay
0*
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a, ffi
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ENGLISH AND. CHINESE

MISSIONARY TO THE CHINESE.

AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,

occuring in the Reader, and some 4600 additional,

lessons in the Reader are graded as slowly,

as the limited space,

are on a variety of subjects,

and include a great

and the design of the

knowledge of the English language, but also of the

the spoken language of this people in

object of using this dialect instead of the more

meaning of the English, in plain and simple

ENGLISH AND CHINESE

MISSIONARY TO THE CHINESE.

AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,

lessons are graded as slowly,

limited space, and

The Chinese portion is in the Canton

elegant style of their language,

BY AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

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Can the pig run

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You may buy

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The hcii can run.

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Let us go and see it.

Put a cat in the box.

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fox ran and hid.

Get two for me.

has not a-ny.

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ape and a jug.

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can not, for I

Why do you say

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can use it.

can see God ? No

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is the sun so red ?

Say ill of no man. Do

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He can eat a man. He

can eat an egg.

not kill the bird. A dog

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man is ver-y weak.

Have you been

the poor and weak. Let

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The duck can swim.

can swim in the pond.

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