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Identifier: firstfifthreader05will (find matches)
Title: The first (-fifth) reader of the school and family series
Year: 1860 (1860s)
Authors: Willson, Marcius, 1813-1905
Subjects: Readers
Publisher: New York : Harper
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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els, and minnows. It is recommend-ed, however, that the pike be small of his kind, or the otherfish will unaccountably disappear. Newts and lizards mayalso be introduced. They are very pretty indeed, as theydisport themselves in a bright aquarium, or sun themselveson the rocky island which you have built for their benefit.Let every family which can, and every school, have its aqua-rium. It will afford amusement and instruction to all. 1 Con-ven-tion-al, customary. 2 Tu-rEen, a vessel for holding soup. 3 JIol-lCsk8, animals whose bodies are softand not jointed, hut which generally havea hard or shelly covering. (See SeventhReader.) * La-tent, not visible; hidden. SCAV-Eu-GEES, street-cleaners. 6 Eol-licked, moved about in a frolicsome manner. St-PHON, see page 347. 8 A-EE-.lTE, to purify by admitting the air. 9 Zo-o-PHYTE, an animal plant, like thesponge and coral. 10 €rus-t.X.-ce-a>! (-s/ican), animals like lob-sters, crabs, etc. (See Seventh Reader.) FIFTH MISCELLANEOUS DIYISIOK
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LESSON I. THE GLORY OF THE IMAGINATION. 1. The shepherd-lad, that in the sunshine carves,On the green turf, a dial—to divide The silent hours; and who to that report Can portion out his pleasures, and adapt. Throughout a long and lonely summers day, His round of pastoral duties, is not left With less intelligence for moral things Of gravest import. Early he perceives Within himself a measure and a rule. Which to the sun of truth he can apply\ That sliincs for him, and shines for all mankind.* 2. Experience daily fixing his regards On Natures wants, he knows how few* they are. And where they lie\ how answerd and appea.sed: This knowledge ample recompense affords For manifold privations; he refers His notions to this standard; on this rock Rests his desires; and hence, in after life. Soul-strengthening patience and sublime content. 3. Imagination—not permitted here To waste her powers, as in the worldlings mind,On fickle pleasures, and superfluous cares, FIFTH MISCELLANEOUS DIVISION

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