Beacon Second
The Beacon Second Reader
作者：Fassett, James H. (James Hiram), 1869-1930
体例：题 章数：100
字数：89,473 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每题 894 字。
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章节目录
共 100 题- The Athenæum Press
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- THE SHOEMAKER AND THE ELVES--I
- To-morrow I will sew them and peg them."
- THE SHOEMAKER AND THE ELVES--II
- THE SHIP
- THE WOLF AND THE SEVEN YOUNG KIDS--I
- You can easily tell him by his rough voice and his black feet."
- You need not think of us at all, for we shall be quite safe."
- THE WOLF AND THE SEVEN YOUNG KIDS--II
- WILLIAM AND JACOB GRIMM
- THEY DIDN'T THINK
- PHOEBE CARY
- TOM THUMB--I
- I should be the happiest woman in the world if I had a son.
- TOM THUMB--II
- TOM THUMB--III
- TOM THUMB--IV
- SUPPOSE
- ALICE CARY
- CINDERELLA--I
- CINDERELLA--II
- RAINDROPS
- ANN HAWKSHAWE
- THE FOUR FRIENDS--I
- THE FOUR FRIENDS--II
- The dog then stood on the donkey's back
- THE FOUR FRIENDS--III
- When I heard this I ran off as fast as I could."
- WILLIAM AND JACOB GRIMM
- LITTLE BIRDIE
- ALFRED TENNYSON
- MOTHER FROST--I
- The tree cried, "Shake me! shake me! my apples are all quite ripe!"
- Our golden lady has come home, too."
- MOTHER FROST--II
- She heard the loaves cry, "Pull us out! pull us out, or we shall burn!"
- Our sticky lady has come home, too."
- WILLIAM AND JACOB GRIMM
- IF EVER I SEE
- LYDIA MARIA CHILD
- WHY THE BEAR'S TAIL IS SHORT
- I will tell you how the bear's tail came to be short.
- RUMPELSTILTSKIN--I
- RUMPELSTILTSKIN--II
- He answered to each one, "No, that is not my name."
- The queen asked, "Is your name Conrad?"
- WILLIAM AND JACOB GRIMM
- BED IN SUMMER
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- THE GOLDEN TOUCH--I
- THE GOLDEN TOUCH--II
- OVER IN THE MEADOW
- OLIVE A. WADSWORTH
- THE BELL OF ATRI
- THE BABY
- HUGH MILLER
- BRUCE AND THE SPIDER
- THE WISE LITTLE PIG
- ANONYMOUS
- AN INDIAN STORY--I
- AN INDIAN STORY--II
- AN INDIAN STORY--III
- A GOOD PLAY
- ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
- DICK WHITTINGTON--I
- DICK WHITTINGTON--II
- DICK WHITTINGTON--III
- THE NEW MOON
- ELIZA LEE FOLLEN
- BRIAR ROSE--I
- BRIAR ROSE--II
- BRIAR ROSE--III
- WILLIAM AND JACOB GRIMM
- ALL THINGS BEAUTIFUL
- MRS. C.F. ALEXANDER
- THE BAKER BOYS AND THE BEES--I
- THE BAKER BOYS AND THE BEES--II
- FALLING SNOW
- ANONYMOUS
- LITTLE GOODY TWO SHOES
- LITTLE GOODY TWO SHOES--II
- LITTLE GOODY TWO SHOES--III
- A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
- LITTLE GOODY TWO SHOES--IV
- LITTLE GOODY TWO SHOES--V
- ONE STEP AND THEN ANOTHER
- ANONYMOUS
- GOOD NIGHT AND GOOD MORNING
- LORD HOUGHTON
- DAVID AND GOLIATH--I
- Philistines guarding Goliath
- DAVID AND GOLIATH--II
- Then the king said, "Go, and the Lord be with you."
- PHONETIC TABLES
- REVIEW OF THE VOWELS _a_, _e_, _i_, _o_, and _u_
- REVIEW
- REVIEW
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Beacon Second Reader, by James H. Fassett