McGuffey's Second Eclectic Reader by William Holmes McGuffey
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page 50 of 114 (43%)
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[Illustration: Mill, with mill pond in foreground.]
2. Run, run, thou tiny rill, Round the rocks, and down the hill; Sing to every child like me; The birds will join you, full of glee: And we will listen to the song You sing, your rippling course along. LESSON XXX. has'tened pos'si ble bal'ance Ed'gar save boat'man dan'ger quick'ly move trip stretched sev'er al start'ed folks fell THE BOAT UPSET. 1. "Sit still, children. Do not move about in the boat," said Mr. Rose to the young folks he was taking for a trip on the water. 2. The boat was a large one, and could not easily be upset. There were in it Mr. and Mrs. Rose, the boatman, and several little boys and girls. 3. "Keep still, please, young gentlemen," said the boatman, when Edgar Rose and Thomas Read began to move from one side to the other. |
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