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LESSON V.—REVIEW. The cat and the rat ran. Ann sat, and Nat ran. A rat ran at Nat. Can Ann fan the lad? The man and the la...
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LESSON XL. - R EVIEW. Henry Black and Ned Bell live near our house. They go to school, and I see them go by each day with their b...
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LESSON LXIV. MARY'S DIME. 1. There! I have drawn the chairs into the right corners, and dusted the room nicely. How cold papa and mam...
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Lesson VI. be tween'... bu'reau (-ro)... stair... nee'dle... afraid'... shad'ow... held... stir... Afraid ...
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