LESSON 24. The sound of ă as in ăt, continued.

He has a drab coat. It is a damp day. They clap their hands. A loud clap. They flap their wings. The flap of his coat is torn. him a slap with his hand. Hand me the lash.

Do not slap him in the face. He gave Do not lash the colt. Lash the pack on

his back. Did you plan the work'? What was your plan'? Pack all the flags in one pack.

LESSON 26.

The sound of a as in all, and of o as in for. The

Let him ride

It was last week that I saw him. The shoe was made on a last. How long will the pen last? We will take a cast of it. I will cast it from me. It was the last gasp of the man. Did the man gasp? You task him too much. It was a hard task for him. on the raft. We will raft the wood on the lake. Do not mask your face. the face. A wide pass. Let me pass.

A mask for

LESSON 29. The sound of e as in mete, continued.

ē

แ

ADJ. NOUNS.
The best bell

"next week
" left lung
แ same lane
"deep mire
"låst line
An inch hole
"old bärn
A just word
"calm day

ADJ. 1 ADJ. NOUNS.

A new fur robe

poor lame lamb
" tall lank form

"râre ripe pêar
deep cool pool

I fear he has no fear of evil. Seat him on the back seat. The east wind blows from the east. Let the lean man lean on his staff. Stop the leak. Do not let the milk leak from the cup. Do not heed him, but give heed to me.

LESSON 31. The sound of ĕ as in mět, continued.

Bend the bow. A bend in the river. The wood is in the shed. He did not shed a tear. On the deck of the ship. Deck the lady with jewels. A peck of oats. Do not let the bird peck out his eyes. Help the man when he calls for help. He will not jest, nor take a jest. He left the room. He gave me his left hand.

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