log qui'et proud pulled fish stump riv'er fa'ther
[Illustration: Father and son fishing from under a tree.]
One evening Frank's father said to him, "Frank, would you like to go with
me to catch some fish?"
"Yes; may I go? and with you, father?"
"Yes, Frank, with me."
"Oh, how glad I am!"
Here they are, on the bank of a river. Frank has just pulled a fine fish
out of the water. How proud he feels!
See what a nice, quiet spot they have found. Frank has the stump of a big
tree for his seat, and his father sits on a log near by. They like the
sport.
LESSON XLIX.
rain out'side of'ten pit'ter say win'dow
sound pat'ter drops some'times on'ly mu'sic
SLATE WORK
[Illustration: Script Exercise:
I wish, Mamma you would
tell me where the rain comes
from. Does it come from the
sky? And when the little
drops pitter-patter on the window
do you think they are
playing with me? I can not
work or read for I love to listen
to them. I often think their
sound is pretty music. But the
rain keeps children at home
and sometimes I do not like
that, then.
The little raindrops only say,
"Pit, pitter, patter, pat;
While we play on the out-side,
Why can't you play on that?"
]
LESSON L.
sled throw win'ter hurt ice cov'er Hen'ry next
skate ground mer'ry snow sister laugh'ing (laf'ing) pair
[Illustration: Children skating and playing in the snow.
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