The Ontario Readers: Third Reader
by Ontario. Department of Education
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Chapters (423)
- THIRD READER.
- I.—THE WHITE SHIP.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- II.—CASABIANCA.
- Phrase Exercise.
- III.—THE GIRAFFE OR CAMELOPARD.
- IV.—THE MOUNTAIN AND THE SQUIRREL.
- V.—THE PET LAMB.
- Word Exercise.
- VI.—THE CAMEL.
- Word Exercise.
- VII.—LUCY GRAY.
- Phrase Exercise.
- VIII.—THE EMPEROR AND THE MAJOR.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- IX.—FARMER JOHN.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- X.—THE POOR LITTLE MATCH GIRL.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- XI.—THE SANDS O’ DEE.
- XII.—THE RHINOCEROS.
- XIII.—THE OLD ARM-CHAIR.
- XIV.—ABOU BEN ADHEM AND THE ANGEL.
- XV.—PRINCE ARTHUR.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- XVI.—A WET SHEET AND A FLOWING SEA.
- XVII.—WE ARE SEVEN.
- XVIII.—THE HIPPOPOTAMUS.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- XIX.—A BRIGHT BOY.
- XX.—AFTER BLENHEIM.
- Word Exercise.
- XXI.—THE BLACK DOUGLAS.
- Word Exercise.
- XXII.—BRUCE AND THE SPIDER.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- XXIII.—THE FARMER AND THE FOX.
- XXIV.—A CANADIAN BOAT SONG.
- XXV.—THE WRECK OF THE HESPERUS.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- XXVI.—HOLLAND.
- XXVII.—EVENING HYMN.
- XXVIII.—PSALM XXIII.
- XXIX.—THE HEROIC SERF.
- Phrase Exercise.
- XXX.—THERE’S A GOOD TIME COMING.
- XXXI.—JOHN BROWN; OR, A PLAIN MAN’S PHILOSOPHY.
- Phrase Exercise.
- XXXII.—THE OTTER.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- XXXIII.—THE IVY GREEN.
- XXXIV.—THE SEA.
- Word Exercise.
- XXXV.—HO! BREAKERS ON THE WEATHER BOW.
- XXXVI.—A CHILD’S DREAM OF A STAR.
- XXXVII.—HANNAH BINDING SHOES.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- XXXVIII.—JACK IN THE PULPIT.
- XXXIX.—THE BEAVER.
- Phrase Exercise.
- XL.—THE ANGEL’S WHISPER.
- XLI.—THE RAPID.
- XLII.—A NARROW ESCAPE.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- XLIII.—THE FAIRIES OF CALDON-LOW. A MIDSUMMER LEGEND.
- XLIV.—VOLCANOES.
- XLV.—A SMALL CATECHISM.
- XLVI.—CURIOUS BIRDS’ NESTS.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- XLVII.—LORD ULLIN’S DAUGHTER.
- XLVIII.—TO AN EARLY PRIMROSE.
- XLIX.—THE WHISTLE.
- L.—BUGLE SONG.
- LI.—THE INCHCAPE ROCK.
- LII.—THE FLAX.
- LIII.—THE FRENCH AT RATISBON.
- LIV.—EGYPT AND ITS RUINS.
- Word Exercise.
- LV.—TO MY MOTHER.
- LVI.—ZLOBANE.
- Phrase Exercise.
- LVII.—THE RUBY-THROATED HUMMING-BIRD.
- Word Exercise.
- LVIII.—TRUST IN GOD AND DO THE RIGHT.
- LIX.—SOMEBODY’S DARLING.
- LX.—SONG FROM “THE PRINCESS.”
- LXI.—ANTS AND THEIR SLAVES.
- LXII.—THE GRAY SWAN.
- LXIII.—THE CAPTURE OF A WHALE.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- LXIV.—THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
- Word Exercise.
- LXV.—THE MONSTER OF THE NILE.
- LXVI.—PRAYER.
- LXVII.—THE THERMOMETER.
- Word Exercise.
- LXVIII.—GOLDEN DEEDS.
- LXIX.—BY COOL SILOAM’S SHADY RILL.
- LXX.—AGE OF TREES.
- LXXI.—ROCK ME TO SLEEP.
- LXXII.—HEAT:—CONDUCTION AND RADIATION.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- LXXIII.—WHEN ALL THY MERCIES, O MY GOD.
- LXXIV.—CANADIAN TREES.
- FIRST READING.—SOFT WOODS.
- LXXV.—BINGEN ON THE RHINE.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- LXXVI.—CANADIAN TREES.
- SECOND READING.—HARD WOODS.
- LXXVII.—BURIAL OF SIR JOHN MOORE.
- Phrase Exercise.
- LXXVIII.—THE GOLDEN TOUCH.
- FIRST READING.
- LXXIX.—THE ROAD TO THE TRENCHES.
- LXXX.—THE ROOT.
- LXXXI.—THE WATER FOWL.
- Phrase Exercise.
- LXXXII.—SHAPES OF LEAVES.
- FIRST READING.
- LXXXIII.—THE BROOK.
- LXXXIV.—SHAPES OF LEAVES.
- SECOND READING.
- LXXXV.—THE BURIAL OF MOSES
- LXXXVI.—THE GOLDEN TOUCH.
- SECOND READING.
- LXXXVII.—THE MAY QUEEN.
- FIRST READING.
- LXXXVIII.—THE FLOWER.
- Word Exercise.
- Phrase Exercise.
- LXXXIX.—THE MAY QUEEN.—NEW YEAR’S EVE.
- SECOND READING.
- XC.—THE FRUIT.
- Phrase Exercise.
- XCI.—THE MAY QUEEN.—CONCLUSION.
- THIRD READING.
- XCII.—THE GOLDEN TOUCH.
- THIRD READING.
- XCIII.—JOHN GILPIN.
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