The Winston Readers: Second Reader

The Winston Readers: Second Reader

Good Morning! I am glad to see you Good morning! I am glad I came Now Come and eat some of this nice grain Thank you. This is nice grain, but do you not have any pie or cake to eat? I do not know what pie and cake are. I never ate any. Come to visit me to-morrow. Then you can have as much as you like. Thank you. I shall come to-morrow. Good-bye I must go now, it will soon be dark. Good-bye. Come again. Good morning! I am glad to see you. Good morning! I am glad I came. You must be hungry come into the pantry and have something to eat. Here is some cheese. Here is the cake and here is the pie. Oh this is fine! I shall always stay here. I never had such good things to eat. What were those terrible creatures? Oh, they were only the dog and the cat. They often come here. When they go away, we can go back to the pantry. No I am going home. I do not have good things to eat, but I am safe. Good-bye. Good-bye.

Sidney G. Firman and Ethel H. Maltby

John C. Winston Company

1918

Illustrated by Frederick Richardson

English

Reader

47

pages 93-95