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Title: Aldine second language book for grades five and six ..
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Bryce, Catherine Turner, 1871- (from old catalog) Spaulding, Frank Ellsworth, 1866- (from old catalog) joint author
Subjects: Readers (Elementary)
Publisher: New York : Newson & company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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his wonderful pipe.Why is the man charming the animals ? 1. Perhaps the tiger in the picture is a fierce man-eating tiger who has killed many people, and the manis leading him far from his home to a place where thehunters can shoot him. 2. Perhaps the wolf has killed many sheep and thehunters want him. 3. Perhaps some ivory hunters want the elephant. 4. Perhaps the people in the village need food andthe man is leading the animals to a great trap or pit. 5. Perhaps the man was lost in the jungle and theanimals were about to devour him, when he beganto play on his pipe and charmed them all. 6. Perhaps he is getting the animals for some menwho want them for a circus. 7. Perhaps they are animals he has already tamed. Think of some other perhapss.Use one of the suggestions given above orthink of something entirely different and makea story about the picture. Tell how the mancame to meet the animals, what he did to them,and what happened to the animals.Give your story an interesting title.
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211 212 SECOND LANGUAGE BOOK II. MORE PICTURE STORIES Here is another animal picture. The boy inthis picture is a little American Indian. Howcan you tell ? See his camp fire and the Indian bowl. Per-haps the bowl contains water. Do you see anyfood near ? Is the boy going hunting or is he returningfrom a hunt ? Why is the coyote here ? Has he stolen theboys food or water? Has he hungered so longthat he has found courage to come right up tothe camp fire ? What will the boy do ? Following are the outlines for some storiesthat may be made from this picture: i. Indian boy has a pet coyote that he saved whena cub (from what? how?) and brought up. There isa great famine in the land. (Why?) The people inthe Indian village are dying. Boy goes out to hunt(what? where?). After a long and fruitless hunt,boy is ready to give up, when coyote leads him to acamp fire. By the fire (whose fire?) is a bowl ofmeat. While boy eats, coyote hunts around anddiscovers a store of dried venison hidden (where ?

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