. Public school phonic primer, part 1 . T^L z. /:>- hi OJL Dora has a greatDane that wonthe first prize atthe dog uncleCharles gavehim to a fine bigfellow he is! He is gentle, lets Dora hold him by hiscollar. He does not get crosswhen little dogs bark at lets Doras kitten ride on hisback, sometimes. Dora can rideon him, sleeps near the door of Dorasroom, and seems very glad whenshe gets up in the is very fond of his little likes to play with him, and sheis very kind to Nellie is visiting her grandpa. He lives near the se
. Public school phonic primer, part 1 . T^L z. /:>- hi OJL Dora has a greatDane that wonthe first prize atthe dog uncleCharles gavehim to a fine bigfellow he is! He is gentle, lets Dora hold him by hiscollar. He does not get crosswhen little dogs bark at lets Doras kitten ride on hisback, sometimes. Dora can rideon him, sleeps near the door of Dorasroom, and seems very glad whenshe gets up in the is very fond of his little likes to play with him, and sheis very kind to Nellie is visiting her grandpa. He lives near the sea. He goes out every day to catch likes to go out in the boat with her grandpa, when it is likes to try to row the boat, and her kind grandpa shows her how to pull the face has got quite brown since she came to the has found a lot of shells on the shore, and some pretty seaweed. 57 Did you ever see a parrot? Harry Jones has a fine parrot, with a green and red coat. Hisjgj^^uncle is a sailor, and he got^ fc^the parrot for Harry. |k The parrot can say m wL many things. V 9k It says: uTime togo^ ^to bed, Harry. And ^^ ^when he gets UP> it Jfjp P^^ P^says:uGoodmorn- i^r ing- ^%^Sometimes it shouts ^|^^ out:Harry, Harry, you ^^^maketoo much noise. ^IV One day the parrot waslost and it said, Im Harrys par-rot, I m Harrys parrot, till itwas taken home. Harry was very glad to get hisparrot back. The parrot seemed tobe glad too. 58
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