tles.

    Presently tom called to and at t end of table, s when he hears me.

    Maggie obeyed and took the open book.

    `om?

    `O, I begin at `Appellativa arborum, because I say all over again his week.

    tom sailed along pretty o forget er, in speculating as to  at Sunt etiam volucrum.

    `Dont tell me, Maggie; Sunt etiam volucrum... Sunt etiam volucrum... ut ostrea, cetus...

    `No, said Maggie, opening h and shaking her head.

    `Sunt etiam volucrum, said tom, very slo o come sooner,  ted for.

    `C, e, u, said Maggie, getting impatient.

    `O, I knoom. `Ceu passer, om took s  on his book-cover... `ferarum...

    `O dear, O dear tom, said Maggie, `ime you are! Ut...

    `Ut, ostrea...

    `No, no, said Maggie, `ut, tigris...

    `O yes, noom, `it igris, vulpes, Id forgotten: ut tigris, vulpes, et piscium.

    itammering and repetition, tom got t few lines.

    `No is  learnt for to-morrow. Give me e.

    After some ing of  on table, tom returned the book.

    `Mascula nomina in a, he began.

    `No, tom, said Maggie, `t doesnt come next. Its Nomen non creskens genittivo...

    `Creskens genittivo, exclaimed tom, om ted passage for erdays lesson, and a young gentleman does not require an intimate or extensive acquaintance in before iable absurdity of a false quantity. `Creskens genittivo!  a little silly you are, Maggie!

    `ell, you neednt laugom, for you didnt remember it at all. Im sure its spelt