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I have been to see grandma.

She gave me a lily to give to mamma.

It is a pretty white lily.
I like to go to see grandma.
I have been in the garden.

She has a pretty garden.
I like to play in her garden.
Grandma is going to see mamma.
Grandma! Grandma! Where are

you?

Are you coming, grandma?
Yes, I think she is coming.
I am glad she is coming.
I want her to see Ned's squirrel.

Let the children discover the new words for themselves.

What is in your box, May?
You may look in and see.
Oh, what a pretty rose!
Yes; and see the lily.

I got the rose in my garden.
Papa and I got the lily.

Where is Ned going?

He is going to feed the squirrel.
I think it is time to feed my dove.
Isn't my dove pretty?

Papa gave Ned a little boat.

He gave baby a doll.

He gave me a pretty box.

The lily and rose are for grandma.
I think she will like them.
Oh yes, she will like them.

thank to-day' cit' y ȧ way' bas' ket I am not going to school to-day. I am going to the city

with mamma.

Is Willie going with you?
No, Willie is not going to-day.
He is going to ride with papa.
I like to ride to the city.

I am going to get a pretty basket

for you.

Oh, thank you, May.

I want a pretty basket for school.
Is baby going away with you?
Oh no, she is too little.

She is going to see grandma.
Grandma has a big doll for her.
She will play in the garden.
Some day she will go to the city.
She likes to go to see grandma.
I think it is time to go.
I see mamma coming.

I will run to her.