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Sue doll dress new her

Sue muñeca vestido nuevo su

let e u ew

dejar e u ew

[Illustration: Two girls sitting by tree, playing with dolls.]

[Ilustración: Dos niñas sentadas junto a un árbol, jugando con muñecas.]

Sue has a doll.

Sue tiene una muñeca.

It has a new dress.

Tiene un vestido nuevo.

She will let Ann hold the doll in her hands, and Ann will fan it.

Ella dejará que Ann sostenga la muñeca en sus manos, y Ann la abanicará.

Sue is kind to Ann.

Sue es amable con Ann.

LESSON XVII.

LECCIÓN XVII.

there five bird tree rob do

allí cinco pájaro árbol robar hacer

e i v

e i v

[Illustration: Cat watching bird and eggs in nest on tree top.]

[Ilustración: Gato observando un pájaro y huevos en un nido en la copa de un árbol.]

A bird is in the tree. It has a nest there.

Un pájaro está en el árbol. Tiene un nido allí.

The nest has five eggs in it.

El nido tiene cinco huevos dentro.

Do not rob the nest.

No robes el nido.

Will the bird let the cat get her five eggs?

¿Dejará el pájaro que el gato se lleve sus cinco huevos?

LESSON XVIII.

LECCIÓN XVIII.

cage pet sing lives so loves

jaula mascota cantar vive así ama

o g ng

o g ng

[Illustration: Bird perched on girl's hand.]

[Ilustración: Pájaro posado en la mano de una niña.]

This is a pet bird.

Este es un pájaro mascota.

It lives in a new cage.

Vive en una jaula nueva.

It will stand on Sue's hand, and sing.

Se posará en la mano de Sue y cantará.

Sue loves her pet bird.

Sue ama a su pájaro mascota.

So do I love it.

Yo también lo amo.

LESSON XIX.

LECCIÓN XIX.

are you yes fast too

son/están tú/usted sí rápido también

like boys of (ov) play

gustar niños de (ov) jugar

a a y oy

a a y oy

[Illustration: Boys playing in snow by a canal. Town in background.]

[Ilustración: Niños jugando en la nieve junto a un canal. Pueblo al fondo.]

Do you see the boys at play?

¿Ves a los niños jugando?

Yes, I see them; there are five of them.

Sí, los veo; hay cinco de ellos.

Tom is too fat to run fast.

Tom es demasiado gordo para correr rápido.

Nat can catch him.

Nat puede atraparlo.

I like to see boys play.

Me gusta ver jugar a los niños.

LESSON XX.--REVIEW.

LECCIÓN XX.--REPASO.

Sue has a doll and a pet bird.

Sue tiene una muñeca y un pájaro mascota.

Her doll has a new dress and a cap.

Su muñeca tiene un vestido nuevo y un gorro.

Sue loves Mary, and will let her hold the doll.

Sue quiere a Mary y la dejará sostener la muñeca.

The pet bird lives in a cage.

El pájaro mascota vive en una jaula.

Vocabulary

muñeca
Doll; also means wrist in Spanish
vestido
Dress; a garment worn by women
nuevo
New; recently made or acquired
su
His, her, its, or their possessive pronoun
dejar
To let, allow, or leave something behind
e
And; conjunction used before words starting with i
u
Or; conjunction used before words starting with o
Ilustración
Illustration; a picture accompanying a text
Dos
Two; the number two
niñas
Girls; young female children
sentadas
Seated; sitting down, feminine plural form
junto
Next to, beside, or together with something
a
To; preposition indicating direction or indirect object
un
A, an; indefinite article masculine singular
árbol
Tree; a large woody perennial plant
jugando
Playing; present participle of jugar
con
With; preposition indicating accompaniment or means
muñecas
Dolls; plural of muñeca, toy figures
tiene
Has; third person singular of tener
una
A, an; indefinite article feminine singular
Tiene
Has; third person singular of tener, capitalized
Ella
She; third person singular feminine pronoun
dejará
Will let or allow; future tense of dejar
que
That; conjunction connecting clauses together
sostenga
Hold; subjunctive form of sostener
la
The; definite article feminine singular, or her
en
In, on, at; preposition indicating location
sus
His, her, their; plural possessive adjective
manos
Hands; plural of mano, body extremities
y
And; basic coordinating conjunction
abanicará
Will fan; future tense of abanicar
es
Is; third person singular of ser
amable
Kind, friendly, pleasant in behavior toward others
LECCIÓN
Lesson; a unit of study or instruction
allí
There; indicating a place away from speaker
cinco
Five; the number five
pájaro
Bird; a feathered winged vertebrate animal
robar
To steal; to take something without permission
hacer
To do or make; very common Spanish verb
Gato
Cat; a common domesticated feline animal
observando
Watching, observing; present participle of observar
huevos
Eggs; oval objects laid by birds
nido
Nest; a structure birds build for eggs
copa
Treetop; also means cup or goblet
de
Of, from; very common Spanish preposition
Un
A, an; indefinite article masculine singular, capitalized
está
Is; third person singular of estar
el
The; definite article masculine singular
El
The; definite article masculine singular, capitalized
dentro
Inside, within; indicating interior location
No
No, not; negation word
robes
Steal; subjunctive/imperative form of robar
Dejará
Will let; future tense of dejar, capitalized
gato
Cat; a common domesticated feline animal
se
Reflexive pronoun used with reflexive verbs
lleve
Take away; subjunctive form of llevar
jaula
Cage; an enclosure for keeping animals
mascota
Pet; a domesticated animal kept at home
cantar
To sing; to produce musical vocal sounds
vive
Lives; third person singular of vivir
así
Thus, so, like this; indicating manner or way
ama
Loves; third person singular of amar
o
Or; basic disjunctive conjunction in Spanish
Pájaro
Bird; a feathered winged vertebrate animal, capitalized
posado
Perched; resting on a branch or surface
mano
Hand; the body part at the end of the arm
niña
Girl; a young female child
Este
This; demonstrative adjective masculine singular
Vive
Lives; third person singular of vivir, capitalized
nueva
New; recently made or acquired, feminine form
Se
Reflexive pronoun, capitalized at sentence start
posará
Will perch; future tense of posarse
cantará
Will sing; future tense of cantar
Yo
I; first person singular subject pronoun
también
Also, too; indicating addition to previous statement
lo
Him, it; direct object pronoun masculine singular
amo
I love; first person singular of amar
son/están
Are; third person plural of ser or estar
tú/usted
You; informal and formal second person pronouns
Yes; affirmative response word
rápido
Fast, quick; moving or happening with speed
gustar
To like; to be pleasing to someone
niños
Children, boys; young male or mixed children
jugar
To play; to engage in recreational activity
Niños
Children; plural of niño, capitalized at sentence start
nieve
Snow; frozen precipitation falling from the sky
canal
Canal; an artificial waterway for navigation
Pueblo
Town, village; a small settlement or community
al
To the; contraction of a and el
fondo
Background, bottom; the rear or base area
Ves
Do you see; second person singular of ver
los
The; definite article masculine plural
Yes; affirmative response, capitalized
veo
I see; first person singular of ver
hay
There is, there are; impersonal form of haber
ellos
They; third person plural masculine subject pronoun
demasiado
Too much, too; exceeding a desirable amount
gordo
Fat, overweight; having excessive body weight
para
For, in order to; preposition indicating purpose
correr
To run; to move quickly on foot
puede
Can, is able to; third person singular of poder
atraparlo
To catch him or it; infinitive with attached pronoun
Me
Me; first person singular indirect or direct object
gusta
Is pleasing; third person singular of gustar
ver
To see; to perceive with the eyes
REPASO
Review; a revision or summary of learned material
Su
His, her, their; possessive adjective, capitalized
gorro
Hat, cap; a head covering worn for warmth
quiere
Wants, loves; third person singular of querer
sostener
To hold, support; to keep something in position
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