Reading Made Easy for Foreigners - Third ReaderCOPYRIGHT, 1909,Reading editionChapter navigation105 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterREADING MADE EASY FOR FOREIGNERSCOPYRIGHT, 1909,PREFACEI. FLAG DAY II. BREATHE PURE AIR III. COFFEE IV. OUR NATIONAL FLAG V. PRESS ON VI. RESIGNATION VII. STATUE OF LIBERTY IN NEW YORK HARBOR VIII. INDEPENDENCE IX. NEWFOUNDLAND X. THE USE OF TRIFLES XI. ROSA BONHEUR XII. ALEXANDER AND THE ROBBER XIII. THE AMERICAN INDIAN XIV. THE FIRST STEAMBOAT XV. KNOWLEDGE AND EDUCATION XVI. TACT AND TALENT XVII. GEORGE WASHINGTON, PART I XVIII. BEHAVIOR XIX. ESSENCE OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES XX. THE ART OF OBSERVATION XXI. LETTERS XXII. REAPING AND MOWING MACHINES XXIII. ALI BABA XXIV. BIRDS XXV. SLEEP XXVI. CURIOUS BIRDS' NESTS XXVII. BUSINESS QUALIFICATIONS XXVIII. ABBREVIATIONS OF NAMES OF STATES XXIX. THE SUN XXX. IVORY XXXI. FLOWERS XXXII. THE MOSQUITO XXXIII. SELF-RELIANCE XXXIV. FRANKLIN'S TOAST XXXV. HUMANITY REWARDED XXXVI. WORK PROCLAIMS A WORKMAN XXXVII. REPUBLICS XXXVIII. FALSE NOTIONS OF LIBERTY XXXIX. THE VOICE XL. THE INTREPID YOUTH XLI. AUTUMN XLII. WORDS AND THEIR MEANING XLIII. HOW TO SELECT A BOY XLIV. SALT XLV. STUDIES XLVI. RULES OF BEHAVIOR XLVII. USING THE EYES XLVIII. THE AFFECTION AND REVERENCE DUE A MOTHER XLIX. WHEAT L. COUNTENANCE AND CHARACTER LI. THE VALUE OF TIME LII. THE STUDY OF CIVICS LIII. THE SEA AND ITS USES LIV. WONDERLAND LV. OUR COUNTRY TO-DAY, PART I LVI. OUR COUNTRY TO-DAY, PART II LVII. PICTURES FROM AMERICAN HISTORY LVIII. THOMAS A. EDISON LIX. ABRAHAM LINCOLN LX. ADDRESS DELIVERED AT THE DEDICATION OF THE CEMETERY AT GETTYSBURG LXI. WAGES LXII. LOVE FOR THE DEAD LXIII. ECONOMY OF TIME LXIV. GEORGE STEPHENSON, THE ENGINEER LXV. GEORGE WASHINGTON, PART II LXVI. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN LXVII. NOBILITY REWARDEDREMARKS TO THE TEACHERSELECTION ILESSON IILESSON IIILESSON IVSELECTION IILESSON VLESSON VILESSON VIILESSON VIIISELECTION IIILESSON IXSELECTION IVLESSON XLESSON XILESSON XIILESSON XIIILESSON XXIXLESSON XXXSELECTION XIILESSON XXXICHARACTERISTIC OF HEROISMLESSON XVIIILESSON XIXSELECTION VIIIUSEFUL INFORMATIONLESSON XXSELECTION IXLESSON XXILESSON XXIILESSON XXIIILESSON XXIVLESSON XXVLESSON XXVISELECTION XWISE SAYINGSLESSON XXVIILESSON XXVIIISELECTION XILESSON XXIXLESSON XXXSELECTION XIILESSON XXXILESSON XXXIILESSON XXXIIISELECTION XIIILESSON XXXIVLESSON XXXVLESSON XXXVILESSON XXXVIIFREEDOM OF THOUGHTLESSON XXXVIIILESSON XXXIXLESSON XLLESSON XLISELECTION XIVLESSON XLIILESSON XLIIILESSON XLIVLESSON XLVSELECTION XVLESSON XLVILESSON XLVIILESSON XLVIIIUSEFUL INFORMATIONWISE SAYINGSLESSON XLIXWISE SAYINGSLESSON LSELECTION XVILESSON LILESSON LIIUSEFUL INFORMATIONLESSON LIIILESSON LIVLESSON LVPART IUSEFUL INFORMATIONLESSON LVIPART IILESSON LVIILESSON LVIIISELECTION XVIILESSON LIXLESSON LXSELECTION XVIIILESSON LXISELECTION XIXLESSON LXIILESSON LXIIISELECTION XXSELECTION XXILESSON LXIVLESSON LXVPART IILESSON LXVISELECTION XXIILESSON LXVIITHE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE—1776.THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.[1]Previous chapter ←READING MADE EASY FOR FOREIGNERSNext chapter →PREFACEAll chapters and sections (105)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsREADING MADE EASY FOR FOREIGNERSCOPYRIGHT, 1909,PREFACEParts1Part 1 · Other sectionsREMARKS TO THE TEACHERSELECTION ILESSON IILESSON IIILESSON IVSELECTION IILESSON VLESSON VILESSON VIILESSON VIIISELECTION IIILESSON IXSELECTION IVLESSON XLESSON XILESSON XIILESSON XIIILESSON XXIXLESSON XXXSELECTION XIILESSON XXXICHARACTERISTIC OF HEROISMLESSON XVIIILESSON XIXSELECTION VIIIUSEFUL INFORMATIONLESSON XXSELECTION IXLESSON XXILESSON XXIILESSON XXIIILESSON XXIVLESSON XXVLESSON XXVISELECTION XWISE SAYINGSLESSON XXVIILESSON XXVIIISELECTION XILESSON XXIXLESSON XXXSELECTION XIILESSON XXXILESSON XXXIILESSON XXXIIISELECTION XIIILESSON XXXIVLESSON XXXVLESSON XXXVILESSON XXXVIIFREEDOM OF THOUGHTLESSON XXXVIIILESSON XXXIXLESSON XLLESSON XLISELECTION XIVLESSON XLIILESSON XLIIILESSON XLIVLESSON XLVSELECTION XVLESSON XLVILESSON XLVIILESSON XLVIIIUSEFUL INFORMATIONWISE SAYINGSLESSON XLIXWISE SAYINGSLESSON LSELECTION XVILESSON LILESSON LIIUSEFUL INFORMATIONLESSON LIIILESSON LIVLESSON LVPart 1 · Parts1Part 1 · Other sectionsUSEFUL INFORMATIONLESSON LVIParts2Part 2 · Other sectionsLESSON LVIILESSON LVIIISELECTION XVIILESSON LIXLESSON LXSELECTION XVIIILESSON LXISELECTION XIXLESSON LXIILESSON LXIIISELECTION XXSELECTION XXILESSON LXIVLESSON LXVPart 2 · Parts2Part 2 · Other sectionsLESSON LXVISELECTION XXIILESSON LXVIITHE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE—1776.THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.[1]BYHINDS, NOBLE & ELDREDGE◇← READING MADE EASY FOR FOREIGNERSPREFACE →