LESSON II.

REMARK. This lesson presents the printed and written figures, and the Roman letters, by which numbers are commonly expressed. It should be carefully studied by children, until they can read the figures with facility when written on the black-board, or when they meet with them in books.

One hundred and twenty 120 120 CXX
One hundred and twenty-one 121.124 . . CXXI
One hundred and thirty-two 132 132 . CXXXII
One hundred and forty-four 144.144. CXLIV
Two hundred .
.200 .200 .. .cc

REMARK. The children should now be furnished with slates and pencils, and required to read the following numbers from the book, or when written on the black-board by the teacher, and then to copy them on their slates in straight columns.