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Aunt Mary's illustrated reading book : with more than three hundred illustrations (1855)

London ; New York : G. Routledge · leaf 90

An illustration from Aunt Mary's illustrated reading book : with more than three hundred illustrations, 1855, leaf 90
y not nice ? Yes, Miss ; hutyou must not be vain. It is right for us to try tobe neat in our dress, and to look as nice as we can:but we must take care not to get proud, and thinkthat boys and girls who can-not wear fine things arenot so good as we are. Oh, Jane ! I am sure thatI am not proud : but… … LESSON 4. I like to go to the wood and sit down on thetrunk of a tree, that has been fell-ed. Here is one:what a fine tree it has been ! There is not a branchleft now; they are all lop-ped off. See, there is thewood wain with a team of three horses in it: it isquite as much as they can do to drag…

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