LESSON II.

_The same subject, continued._

1. I told you, in the last lesson, that I would teach you how to

understand what is in this book, and how to read the hard words that you

may find in this or in any other book.

2. Now, before you can understand them, you must be able to read them;

and in order that you may understand how to read them, you must take the

words to pieces; that is, take a few of the letters at a time, and see

whether you can read a part of the word first, and then another part,

until you have read the whole of it in parts, and then you can put the

parts together, and thus read the whole word.

3. Now, in order that you may understand what I mean, I will explain it

to you by taking a long word to pieces, and letting you read a part of

it at a time, until you have learned how to read the whole word.

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