. McGuffeys zweiter eklektischer Leser. 2. Oh, sieh, was du vermisst, wenn du so lange schläfst – die Tautropfen, der schöne Himmel!Ich kann nicht halb singen, was du in meinem Lied verlierst; und doch kein Wort als Antwort.Wache auf, kleiner Liebling, wache auf! 74 EKLEKTISCHE SERIE. 3. Ich habe mich ganz aus Geduld mit dir gesungen, während Mutter oer deinen lieben Kopf beugt; jetzt hat Birdie alles getan, was Birdie tun kann: Ihre Küsse werden dich stattdessen wecken!Wache auf, kleiner Liebling, wache auf! George Cooper.LEKTION XXXV. Schickte Store Bounge floating loud clr-ele rip pies. -eatching «ake Blöcke gerollt, wie immer WILLIE UND BOUNCE. 1. Zwei schnelle Friese

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. McGuffey's second eclectic reader . 2. Oh, see what you miss when you slumberso long— The dewdrops, the beautiful sky!I can not sing half what you lose in my song; And yet, not a word in reply.Wake up, little darling, wake up! 74 ECLECTIC SERIES. 3. Ive sung myself quite out of patience withyou, While mother bends oer your dear head;Now birdie has done all that birdie can do: Her kisses will wake you instead!Wake up, little darling, wake up! George Cooper.LESSON XXXV. sent store Bounge floating loud clr-ele rip pies. -eatching «ake blocks strolled how ever WILLIE AND BOUNCE. 1. Two fast friends were Willie Brownand his little dog Bounce. Willie couldnever think of taking a walk withoutBounce. Cake and play were equallyshared between them. 2. Willie taught his dog many cun-ning tricks, and often said that Bouncecould do almost anything in the worldbut talk. 3. There came a time, however, whenBounce really told Willies father some- SECOND HEADER. thing, though he could not talk, me tell you how he did this. 75 Let. 4. It was on a bright summer after-noon. Willie had strolled with Bouncedown to the river, which was not morethan two blocks from his fathers store. 5. Willie began to throw stones intothe water, and to watch the ripples asthey made one circle after another. 76 ECLECTIC SERIES. (). Bounce lay on the grass, watchingthe flies that buzzed around his nose, and catching any that came too near. 7. There were some logs floating inthe river near the shore. Willie jumpedupon one of them, to see if he couldthrow a stone across the river. 8. He drew back, and sent the stonewith all his might. Just as it left hishand, the log turned, and he fell intothe water. 9. He was very much frightened, forhe did not know how to swim, andthere was no one to hear, though hecalled as loud as he could for help. LESSON XXXVI. yelp loudly against lobking barkingsprang clothes, 6pened dis tress s-eratched WILLIE AM) BOUNCE. (CONCLUDED.) 1. Poor little Bounce gave a greatyelp of distr

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