Lesson 3-2
Two girls have gone out for a walk. P
It is May and the air is cool. P
They hear the birds sing in the trees. P
They hear the noise of the frogs in the pond. P
They see men at work and boys at play. P
Jane is taking flowers home. P
Mary wants to play with Jane. P
Jane is late for dinner. P
Mary is chubby. P
Lesson 3-3
Kitty has a nice pet. P
It can sing a sweet song. P
She has just fed it. P
She will now put it in the cage, and hang the cage up. P
Then the cat can not catch it. P
Kitty loves animals. P
But the animals don't like each other. P
That is why she hangs the cage up. P
The cat is waiting for Kitty to leave. P
Lesson 3-4
Oh, Ben! Let me get in, will you? P
Yes, if you will sit still. P
Stand still, Jip, and let Ann get in. P
Now, Ben, hand me the whip. P
Get up, Jip! P
Don't whip Jip too hard. P
He doesn't like getting whipped. P
Okay, Ben. P
Are we close to home yet? P
Soon. Don't worry, we'll be home before dinner. P
Lesson 3-6
There is ice on the pond, and the mill wheel can not go round. P
The boys are all out on the ice with their skates. P
I will let you and Tom try to skate; but do not fall, for you will be hurt. P
Look! Here come the cars. P
John and Nat try to skate as fast as the cars go, but they can not. P
John has had a fall. P
The girls are not on the pond. P
Some of them have skates which roll on the floor. P
Lesson 3-7
Is this not a dear baby in the crib? P
Her name is Kate, and she has big, blue eyes. P
You can not see her eyes, for they are shut. P
Kate is a good baby; but she will cry if she is hurt, or if she is not well. P
Bess likes to sit near the baby, and to rock her in the crib. P
The baby is very fat. P
The baby loves to sleep. P
Lesson 3-8
What kind of house is this? P
Do you think it is a schoolhouse or a church? P
It looks like a church, but I think it is a schoolhouse. P
I see the boys and girls with their books and slates. P
When the bell rings, they will go in. P
A good child likes to go to school. P
You learn a lot from school. P
You meet a lot of your friends at school. P
Lesson 3-9
Look out for the cars! P
How fast they come! P
No horse can go as fast as the cars. P
I will not try to catch them, for I should fall and be hurt. P
See the horse look at the cars. Will he not run? P
The man is stopping the horse from going across. P
The boy and his dad are going hunting. P
The boy does not want to go hunting. P
Lesson 3-11
Here are some girls with skates, but they are not on the ice. P
Their skates roll on the floor. P
Which way do you like to skate? On the ice, or on the floor. P
The girl with the new black dress is Jane Bell. P
Anne is new to skating. P
Jane is a very good skater. P
Elizabeth is gliding on her skates. P
Mary is holding onto Jane's hands. P
Lesson 3-12
The ship has run into a rock. P
Five men are on the ship. P
If the boat can not get to them, they will drown. P
The boat has brave men in it. P
They will save the five men. P
The men are rowing hard to get to land. P
Water is getting in the boat. P
A huge storm is coming. P
The men are getting sea sick. P
The leader is guiding the men. P
Lesson 3-13
This house is on fire. P
Look! The roof is in a blaze. P
Run, boys, and ring the bell. P
Call some men to put out the fire. P
We may yet save the house, if we work hard. P
We need to call fire fighters. P
I hope there is no one in the house. P
The day is very hot. P
The man with the blue suit is looking for help. P
Lesson 3-14
The sun is up. P
The man has fed the black hen and the fat duck. P
Now the duck will swim in the pond. P
The hen has run to her nest. P
Let us not stop at the pond now, for it is hot. P
See how still it is! We will go to see Tom and his top. P
The man and the girl begin walking to go see Tom. P
Lesson 3-16
Ned is on the box. P
He has a pen in his hand. P
A big rat is in the box. P
Can the dog catch the rat? P
Come with me, Ann. P
And see the man with a black hat on his head. P
The fat hen has left the nest. P
Run, Nat, and get the eggs. P
We need the eggs so that we can make boiled eggs! P
The rat was looking for food. P
Lesson 3-17
Sue has a doll and a pet bird. P
Her doll has a new dress and a cap. P
Sue loves Mary, and will let her hold the doll. P
The pet bird lives in a cage. P
Sue and Mary will stand by the cage, and the bird will sing. P
There are birds in the tree by the pond. P
Can you see them? P
Yes, there are five of them in a nest. P
Tom will not rob a bird's nest. P
He is too kind to do so. P
Lesson 3-18
Oh, Kate! The old cow is in the pond. See her drink! P
Will she not come out to get some grass? P
No, John, she likes to be in the pond. P
See how still she stands! P
The dear old cow gives us sweet milk to drink. P
How should we bring the old cow out? P
I think we need to push the cow out. P
That doesn't sound too easy. P
That's because it's not small. P
Lesson 3-19
Do you see Nell? P
Yes, she has a pan with some eggs in it. P
Let me have the pan and the eggs, will you, Nell? P
Has the black hen left the nest? P
I will now run to catch Rab. P
Will you run, too? P
The hens do not seem happy that Nell took their eggs. P
What will you do with the eggs? P
Make sure you don't break those eggs! P
Walk very carefully! P