McGuffey's Second Eclectic Reader by William Holmes McGuffey
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4. They kept quiet for a short time only. Edgar soon wanted a stick which Thomas held in his hand. He lost his balance in trying to get the stick, and fell into the water. [Illustration: Overturned boat, people clinging to boat and debris. Another boat approaching.] 5. Mr. and Mrs. Rose both started up, and stretched out their arms to save him; but in so doing, they upset the boat. 6. Every one fell into the water, and all were in the greatest danger of being drowned. 7. Another boat was near, with but one man in it. He hastened to them as quickly as possible, and saved them from drowning. 8. Children should always be careful and quiet when they are in a boat on the water, and should obey what older people tell them. LESSON XXXI. MARY'S LETTER. [Illustration: Script Exercise: |
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