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EQUIVALENTS.
VOWELS.
a like o as in what
e " a " " where
e " a " " they
e " u " " her
i " u " " girl
i " e " " police
o, u like oo as in to, rule
o " u " " come
o " a " " for
u, o " oo " " put, could
y " i " " by
y " i " " kit'ty
CONSONANTS.
c like s as in race
c " k " " cat
g " j " " cage
n like ng as in think
s " z " " has
x " ks, or gz " box, exist
FOURTH READER
LESSON I
spokes'man, _one who speaks for others_.
cho'rus, _a number of speakers or singers_.
apt, _likely; ready_.
folks, _people; family_.
mis'er a ble, _very unhappy; very poor_.
lone'some, _without friends; lonely_.
score, _twenty_.
wretch'ed, _unhappy; very sad_.
* * * * *
"I'M GOING TO."
PART I.
Once upon a time, there was a little boy, whose name was Johnny.
"Johnny," said his mamma, one day, "will you bring me an armful of
wood?"
"Yes," said Johnny, "I'm going to"; but just then he heard Carlo, the
dog, barking at a chipmunk over in the meadow, so he ran off as fast as
he could go.
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