McGuffey's First Eclectic Reader, Revised Edition by William Holmes McGuffey
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"No; Nero did not; but the old cat did." "My cat?" "No, it was the other one." "Do tell me how she got it, Frank. Did she run after it?" "No, that was not the way. Puss was hid on a big box. The rat stole out, and she jumped at it and caught it." "Poor rat! It must have been very hungry; it came out to get something to eat." "Why, Hattie, you are not sorry puss got the rat, are you?" "No, I can not say I am sorry she got it; but I do not like to see even a rat suffer pain." LESSON LIII. roll build grand'pa hard foam ships hous'es long sail break wood'en blow [Illustration: Two girls play in sand. Man with cane and top hat is |
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