LESSON VI.
NEW WORDS.
| dāy⃥ | lāke⃥ | stāy⃥ | hōme⃥ |
| wāy⃥ | lāte⃥ | swĭm | splăsh |
| mouth | răb'bĭt |
VOWEL EXERCISE.
| ā | dāy⃥ | sāy⃥ | māy⃥ | hāy⃥ |
| tāke⃥ | māke⃥ | māke⃥s | tāme⃥ | c̵āme⃥ |
One day Ann and Frank went to the lake with Rover.
Rover can swim well, so Frank made him go into the water after a stick.
"Jump, Rover! Jump in and get the stick," said Frank; and into the water he went with a big splash.
Pretty soon he came out with the stick in his mouth.
He did not like the fun so well as Frank, for the water was a little cold.
They had a fine time for a while with Rover, and then set out for home, as it was late in the day, and they could not stay long.
On the way home, Rover saw a rabbit, and away he went after it, as fast as he could go.
Ann and Frank ran too, but could not keep up with Rover and the rabbit.
When they got home, Rover was there, and Frank said--
"Where is the rabbit, Rover?"
Rover gave Frank a funny look and went away.
"O I know!" said Frank, "the rabbit ran so fast you could not catch it."
SCRIPT EXERCISE.
