12. John spends 9 cents for paper, 3 cents for wafers, and 5 cents for pens; how many cents does he spend in all?

13. George buys 6 oranges at one time, 2 at another, and 8 at another; how many oranges did he buy in all?

14. 5 dollars, 9 dollars, and 4 dollars, are how many dollars?

15. How many are 1, 7 and 6? 3, 5 and 4? 3, 4 and 2?

16. Susan has 3 birds, Abby 4, and Ellen 9; how many have they all? 3, 4 and 9 are how many?

17. How many pigeons are 10 pigeons and 2 pigeons? 10 pigeons and 3 pigeons?

18. Gave 10 cents for a pine-apple, 6 cents for a ball, and 4 cents for a ruler; how many cents were given for the whole ?

19. How many are 9, 7 and 6? 4, 8 and 6? 9, 2 and 5?

20. Expended for a coat 10 dollars, for a hat 5 dollars, and for a vest 3 dollars; how much was expended for the whole?

21. How many are 10 and 5? 10 and 6? 10 and 7? 10 and 9? 10 and 8?

22. If your brother should give you 10 apples, your uncle 4 apples, and your father 3 apples, how many apples would you then have?

23. Three boys, James, Henry, and Charles, went a fishing; James caught 10 fishes, Henry 8, and Charles 6; how many did they all catch? 10, 8 and 6 are how many?

24. Lucy bought some pins for 10 cents, some thread for 9 cents, and some tape for 4 cents; how much did they all cost? 10, 9 and 4 are how many?

LESSON VI.

31?

1. How many are 1 and 10? 1 and 20?

1 and 88 ? 3. How many 2 and 41?

1 and 99?

1 and 60?

1 and 1 and

63?

4 and 73? 4 and 83? 4 and 93?

6 and 96 ?

26? 6 and 36? 6 and 46? 6 and 56?
66? 6 and 76? 6 and 86?
13. How many are 3 and 5?
25? 3 and 35? 3 and 45?
65? 3 and 75? 3 and 85?

68?

29?

69?

3

6 and

3 and 15?

3 and

3 and 55?

3 and

and 95?
7 and 13?

7 and

7

2

3

8 and 78? 8 and 88? 18. How many are 8 and 9? 8 and 39? 8 and 49? 8 and 79? 8 and 89? 19. How many are 9 and 10? 30? 9 and 40? 9 and 50?

70? 9 and 80? 9 and 90?

20. How many are 10 and 10? 10 and 20? 10 and 30? 10 and 40? 10 and 50? 10 and 60?

10 and 70? 10 and 80? 10 and 90 ?

21. How many are 9 and 9? 29?

9 and 39? 9 and 49?

9 and 19? 9 and

9 and 59? 9 and

69? 9 and 79? 9 and 89? 9 and 99?

22. How many are 10 and 11? 10 and 21?

10 and 31? 10 and 41?

10 and 71? 10 and 81?

LESSON VII.

1. Charles gave 15 cents for an arithmetic, 10 cents for a grammar, and 8 cents for a writingbook; what was the cost of the whole?

2. 15+ 10+ 8 are how many?

3. Bought 12 bales of cotton, 6 bags of rice, and 2 boxes of sugar; what was the number of articles purchased?

4. 12 + 6 +2 are how many?

5. A lady purchased some silk for 25 dollars, and a shawl for 5 dollars; how much did she give for both?

6. A man bought a cow for 35 dollars, and a calf for 5 dollars; how much did both cost? 7. 35+5 are how many?

8. If a wagon is worth 50 dollars, a saddle 9 dollars, and a whip 1 dollar, what is the value of the whole?

9. A boy found 62 chestnuts under one tree, and 20 under another; how many did he find in all ? 10. 62+10+10 are how many ?

11. 34+26+6 are how many ?

12. A gentleman gave 46 dollars for a watch, 7 dollars for a chain, and 2 dollars for a key; how many dollars did he pay for the whole?

13. 4672 are how many?

14. Lucy had 70 pins in a cushion, and put in 20 more; how many had she then in the cushion? 15. I gave 80 apples to Peter, and had 20 apples left; how many did I have at first?

16. 6020 are how many?

17. 35 +20 + 15 are how many?

18. New York has 59 counties, Delaware has 3, and Rhode Island 5; how many counties have the three states?

19. A man gave 64 dollars for a piece of land; it cost him 10 dollars to fence it, and 2 dollars to have it ploughed; what was the whole cost?

20. A farmer raised 40 bushels of oats, 50 bushels of corn, and 20 bushels of turnips; how many bushels in all did he raise?

21. Rufus received 40 cents on his birthday, and 40 cents at Christmas; how many cents did he receive in all?

22. A farmer kept his sheep in 4 pens; in the first there were 20, in the second there were 10, in the third there were 8, and in the fourth there were 6; how many sheep did he have?

23. My book-case has 4 shelves; the first shelf contains 16 books, the second 12 books, the third 7 books, and the fourth 6 books; how many books are there in the book-case?

24. A man started on a journey; the first day he travelled 30 miles, the second day 10 miles, and the third day 9 miles; how many miles did he travel?

25. Edward bought a vest for 98 cents, some buttons for 12 cents, and some thread for 6 cents; what was the whole cost?

26. 83+17+ 3+ 7 are how many?

LESSON VIII.

1. If you have 2 apples, and give one of them to your brother, how many apples will you have left?

2. James had 3 pencils, and many pencils then had James?

gave 1 away; how

3. Lucy had 4 books, and gave 2 of them to Jane; how many books then had she?

4. If I have 5 peaches, and should eat 3 of them, how many should I have left?