31. You have 16 apples, and give 5 to your sister, 5 to your brother; how many will you have left? How many do 5 and 5 from 16 leave? Why?

32. A man bought a mirror for 12 dollars, for which he gave 6 bushels of corn, worth 5 dollars, 3 bushels of potatoes, worth 1 dollar, and the rest in money; how much did he pay y? How many do 5 and 1 from 12 leave? Why? 33. The distance from Boston to Walpole is 20 miles; after you have arrived at Dedham, which is 11 miles from Boston, how many more miles will you have to travel tc reach Walpole? How many are 11 from 20? Why?

MULTIPLICATION.

III. 1. If I give you 2 pins at one time, and 2 at another, how many pins shall I give you? How many are 2 times 2 then? 2. How many legs have 2 chairs? How many are 2 times 4? 3. How many eyes have 6 birds? How many 7? How many 8? How many are 2 times 6? 2 times 7? 2 times 8? 4. I hold my hand out, and you put 3 pins in it, William 3, and James 3; how many pins will I have? How many are 3 times 3?

5. If I put in your pocket 4 apples at 3 different times, how many apples will you have in your pocket? How many are 3 times 4?

6. If I should give you 4 apples at 4 different times, how many apples will you have? How many are 4 times 4? 7. If I give 2 cents for one orange, how many cents must I give for 8? How many are 2 times 8?

8. How many cents will buy 10 marbles, if 1 cost 3 cents? How many are 3 times 10?

9. If you give 4 cents for a yard of tape, how many cents will buy 3 yards? How many 4? 5? 6? 7? How many are 4 times 3? 4 times 4? 4 times 5? 4 times 6? 4 times 7?

10. What will 5 picture-books come to, at 2 cents apiece? What will 6? 7? 8? 9? 10? 11? 12? How many are 5 times 2? 6 times 2? 7 times 2? 8 times 2? 9 times 2? 10 times 2? 11 times 2? 12 times 2? 11. What will 2 marbles cost at 3 cents apiece? Will 3 marbles? Will 4? Will 5? Will 6? Will 7? Will 8? Will 9? Will 10? Will 11? How many are 3 times 2? 3 times 3? 3 times 4? 3 times 5? 3 times 6? 3 times 7? 3 times 8? 3 times 9? 3 times 10? 3 times 11?

13. How many cents will buy 8 books, if 1 cost 2 cents? How many will buy 3 books? 5 books? 8 books? 10 books? 12 books?

14. How many cents will 10 yards of ribbon come to, at 2 cents for 1 yard? At 3 cents? 5 cents? 9 cents? 12 cents? 15. What are 2 barrels of flour worth, if 1 be worth 11 dollars? What are 3 barrels worth? What are 5? What are 7? What are 9? What are 11? What are 12? 16. What will 7 pair of shoes come to, at 5 dollars a pair? What will 8 pair? What will 10 pair? What will 12 pair? 17. What will 9 yards of broadcloth come to, at 6 dollars a yard? At 7 dollars? At 20 dollars?

18. There are 8 furlongs in 1 mile; how many are there in 6 miles? In 7? In 9? In il? In 12?

19. There are 12 inches in 1 foot; how many are there in 2 feet? In 5 feet? In 6 feet? In 12 feet?

20. If a man earn 7 dollars in one week, how many dollars will he earn in 2 weeks? In 4? In 6? In 8? In 10? In 11? In 12?

21. If 1 bushel of clover-seed cost 12 dollars, what will 2 bushels cost? What will 3 bushels? 5 bushels? 7 bushels? 9 bushels? 11 bushels? 12 bushels?

22. If you travel 5 miles in 1 hour, how far can you travel in 2 hours? In 4? In 8? In 10? In 12?

23. William and James performed a piece of work together in 6 days; how many days will it take William to do the

same work alone?

24. If you pay 8 dollars for 1 quarter's tuition, what will quarters come to? What will 3? 5? 7? 9? 11? 12? 25. If the interest of 1 dollar for 1 year is 6 cents, what is the interest of 2 dollars for the same time? Of 3? Of 6? Of 8? Of 10? Of 12?

26. If you pay 3 dollars for 1 week's board, what will 2 weeks come to? What will 3? 5? 8? 10? 12? 27. If you give 5 apples for 1 orange, how many apples will buy 2 oranges? How many 3? How many 5? How many 6? How many 9? How many 10? How many 12?

DIVISION.

IV. 1. Divide 6 apples between 2 boys, and tell me how many each will have. How many times 2 in 6? Why? Ans. Because 2 times 3 are 6.

2. Divide 10 pins between 5 boys, and tell me how many each will have. How many times 5 in 10? Why?

3. If you wish to divide 8 oranges between your 2 little sisters, how many would each have? How many times 2 in 8? Why?

4. A man divides 14 peaches between 7 of his children; how many will they have apiece? How many times 7 in 14? Why?

5. 14 cents were given to 2 poor boys; how many cents is that for each boy? How many times 2 in 14? Why? 6. If 1 orange cost 6 cents, how many oranges will 18 cents buy? How many times 6 in 18? Why?

7. If it cost 6 cents to go in and see the wax figures, how many times can you go in for 30 cents? How many times 6 in 30? Why?

8. 8 boys found 48 cents, which they agreed to divide equally between them; how many will each have? How many times 8 in 48? Why?

9. I sold 8 lead pencils for 80 cents; how much is that apiece? How many times 8 in 80? Why?

10. 10 men found a pocket-book containing 100 dollars; how many dollars will each have, if the money be equally divided between them? How many times 10 in 100? Why?

11. There are 4 weeks in a month; how much will a man have a week, that has 48 dollars a month? How many times 4 in 48? Why?

12. 12 men, by contract, are to have 96 dollars for performing a piece of work; how many dollars is each man's part? How many times 12 in 96? Why?

13. There are 4 quarts in a gallon; what is a quart of molasses worth, when a gallon is worth 32 cents? How many times 4 in 32? Why?

14. An older brother distributed 60 picture-books between his 6 younger brothers; how many did each have? How many times 6 in 60? Why?

15. 108 cents are to be equally divided between 9 children; how many will that be apiece? How many times 9 in 108? Why?

16. 132 bushels of corn are to be divided equally between 12 poor men; how many will each man have? How many times 12 in 132? Why?

17. 12 men engage to do a piece of work for 144 dollars; what will be each man's part of the money? times 12 in 144? Why?

18. Repeat the

DIVISION TABLE.

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