The History of Mr Rightway And His Pupils An Entertaining And Instructive Les
The History of Mr Rightway And His Pupils An Entertaining And Instructive Les
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" " There uncle. " find his Pupils. 43 " Very well, my dear, neatly written, and properly spelt ; now can you tell me the parts of speech ? To pare" " A verb active, Sir, in the infinitive mood ; a pair, signifies a couple, or two placed closely together, and is a substantive, singular ; pears, (fruit) a substantive in the plural number. " "And to pare, signifies, " asked her uncle.
" To cut the skin or rind off with a knife, Sir. " " Very well indeed ; come kiss me, Maria, and take them for yo...ur pains, you have deser- vedly earned them. " Maria blushed, courtesied and received the gift with thanks.
"Now, Frederic, you may retire; and doyou* Maria let your mother know, that tea is wait- ing her presence. " As soon as Mrs. Rightway made her appear- ance ; " You have recovered, sister, from the . Fatigue of Mrs. Chatterton's visit?" " I have, and I hope it will be some time before she repeats it. " "That I will not answer for; she seldom uses much ceremony. " " She surely will not expect us to-morrow?" " Do not be alarmed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " There uncle. " find his Pupils. 43 " Very well, my dear, neatly written, and properly spelt ; now can you tell me the parts of speech ? To pare" " A verb active, Sir, in the infinitive mood ; a pair, signifies a couple, or two placed closely together, and is a substantive, singular ; pears, (fruit) a substantive in the plural number. " "And to pare, signifies, " asked her uncle.
" To cut the skin or rind off with a knife, Sir. " " Very well indeed ; come kiss me, Maria, and take them for yo...ur pains, you have deser- vedly earned them. " Maria blushed, courtesied and received the gift with thanks.
"Now, Frederic, you may retire; and doyou* Maria let your mother know, that tea is wait- ing her presence. " As soon as Mrs. Rightway made her appear- ance ; " You have recovered, sister, from the . Fatigue of Mrs. Chatterton's visit?" " I have, and I hope it will be some time before she repeats it. " "That I will not answer for; she seldom uses much ceremony. " " She surely will not expect us to-morrow?" " Do not be alarmed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sullivan Francis William to read onlineMoreLess
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