Sir, will you set me a copy

What do you write, small hand

or large hand ?

Give me your exercise, so that I

may correct it.

Quill and steel pens.

Yes, when I hâve a good penknife.

1 will, give it me.

Thank you, it is very good.

We read the English History and the

Roman History.

Of course, we havealready learnt the

five parts of the world.

They are thefollowing: Europe, Africa,

Asia, America and Australasia.

On the North by Scotland, South by

the English Channel, East by the

German Océan and West by the

Irish Sea.

England, London; Scotland, Edim-

burg; Ireland, Dublin; Sweden,

Stockholm ; Norway, Christiania;

Denmark, Copcnhagen; Prussia,

Berlin; Russia, St. Petersburg;

Austria, Vienna: Saxony, Dresden;

Bavaria, Munich; France, Paris;

Belgium, Brussels; Holland, Hague;

Portugal, Lisbon; Spam, Madrid;

Italy, Home; Turkey 1 Constantino-

ple; Greece, Athens.

We hâve two half holidays : on Wednesday aftemoon and Saturday afternoon.

1 should think so, sir; we hâve five weeks at Christmas, a week at Easter, six weeks at Midsummer and a week at Michœlmas.

1 hope to hâve the first prize in parsing and the second in arithmetic.

No, sir, tbe boy who sits by the side of me will hâve that one.

We left off at page sixty three,second paragraph.

I cannot find mine, sir.

I put it in my desk with my other

books.

Hère it is, sir, it was lying under the

table.

I did not see it, I used my brother's.

Bring your copybook.

1 write both, sir.

Hère it is, sir, but I hâve not quite finished it.