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st the giant called him to come and say his lesson. "You shall have a short one to-day," said he, "and need say it only a thousand times, because it is your first day here. To-morrow, you must say it a million." Johnny tried to step forward, but the web was still about his feet, so he fell with, a bang to the floor. Just then he opened his eyes to find that he had rolled from the rock to the grass, and that mamma was calling him in a loud voice to come to supper, and this time he didn't say, "I'm going to." * * * * * Directions for Reading.--The words in quotation marks should be read in the same manner as in Lesson I. Read words in dark type in the following sentences with more force than the other words: "Has he _come?_ Did you _get_ him?" Words that are read more forcibly than other words in a sentence are called _emphatic words_. Which are the _emphatic words_ in the following sentences? "You shall have a short one to-day." "I must know exactly." * * * * * Language Lesson.--Divide into syllables, accent, and mark the sounds of the letters in the following words: _extra, primer, moment, coal-black_. * * * * * LESSON III. remark'able, _worthy of notice; unusual_. moist'ure, _wetness; that which makes wet_. absorbed', _sucked up; drunk up_. with'er, _lose freshness_. starched, _stiffened, as starch_. germ, _that from which the plant grows; bud_. hand'some, _pleasing in appearance; very pretty_. clasped, _surrounded; inclosed_. * * * * * THE BEAN AND THE STONE. "I think I ought to be doing something in the world!" said a little voice out in the garden. "Pray, what can you do?" asked another and somewhat stronger voice. "I think I can grow," answered the little voice. If you had seen the owner of the little voice, perhaps you would not have thought him any thing remarkable. It is true he had on a clean white coat, so smooth and shining that it looked as if it had been newly starched and ironed, and inside of this, he hugged two stout packages. The coat had only one fastening; but that fastening extended down the back, and was a curious thing to see. It looked just as if the coat had been cut with a knife, and had afterward grown together again. It was like a scar on your hand; and a s
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