Then she can see even in the dark.'
11. 'In the dark, mother? Well, she is not a bit like me!'
'No, she is not like you. But she has plenty of cousins. Her cousins are
the big lions and tigers, that live in hot countries, and eat sheep and
horses, and even people when they can get them.'
12. Harry thought a little, and then said: 'If I were as small as pussy
is now, and if pussy were as big as I am now, I believe she would eat
me!'
THE DOG.
fol'-lowed
moth'-er
hun'-gry
lone'-ly
win'-dow
noise
la'-zy
be-cause'
watched
friend
bur'-ied
e-nough'
Ber'-nard
shep'-herd
wrong
talk'-ing
1. A poor lost dog followed Harry and his little sister home from
school, and tried to come into the house.
[Illustration]
2. They shut the door; but, when they opened it again, the dog was still
there.
3. He looked so sad that they begged their mother to give him some food.
Then they said: 'We can't turn him out again to be hungry and lonely!
Let us keep him till some one comes for him.' And very soon all three
were happy at play in the garden.
4. The cat sat up on a window-sill, and looked at them. She did not seem
to like the fun.
Pages:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25