LESSON XLIX.
rain out'side of'ten pit'ter say win'dow
sound pat'ter drops some'times on'ly mu'sic
SLATE WORK
[Illustration: Script Exercise:
I wish, Mamma you would tell me where the rain comes from. Does it come from the sky? And when the little drops pitter-patter on the window do you think they are playing with me? I can not work or read for I love to listen to them. I often think their sound is pretty music. But the rain keeps children at home and sometimes I do not like that, then. The little raindrops only say, "Pit, pitter, patter, pat; While we play on the out-side, Why can't you play on that?" ]
LESSON L.
sled throw win'ter hurt ice cov'er Hen'ry next
skate ground mer'ry snow sister laugh'ing (laf'ing) pair
[Illustration: Children skating and playing in the snow.]