Parker's Second Reader - National Series of Selections for Reading, Designed For The Younger Classes In Schools, Academies, &C. by Richard Green Parker
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8. I have no doubt that you would like to know how this little Spanish girl learned to speak all of these words. I do not intend to tell you quite yet, but I think you will find out yourself, if you will read the next lesson. LESSON VIII. _The same subject, continued._ 1. About twenty years ago, I was very ill, and, for a long time, my friends thought I never should recover. 2. By the very attentive care of my physician, and by the devoted attention of my wife, I unexpectedly grew better; and the doctor said that I must take a voyage for the recovery of my health. 3. A kind friend, who was going to the West Indies, in a vessel of his own, very generously offered to take me with him, and I gratefully accepted the offer. 4. We sailed from Boston early one morning, and were soon out of sight of the land. I was quite ill during the voyage; but fortunately the voyage was a short one, and we reached the place of our destination on the fourteenth day after we sailed. |
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