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Abecedar De A N Tr ABECEDAR DE A. I. ODOBESCU SI V. Gr. BORGOVANU. Aprobat de Ministerul brstructiund publire ci al Cultelor prin decisiuuca de sub .,Vo. 43543dai7 Stplembre 1894 ci reaprobat prin decisiunea sub No. 39477 dela 8 lulie 1898 P A H 1' E A I I. CARTE DE CIT RE I" Mrs]aIR.TJ CI,A.S X SERIA NOUA.-EDITIUNEA XII. BUCURESCI EDITURA LIBRARIEI SOCECU & CONF 21. CALEA VCfORIEI, 21 2 Stabilimentul graft I. V. Socecil, Bucurescl, r. Coco§elul. Cantá cocoselul f Dinzi-de-diminéta: «ScOlà-te copilel Spalà-te pe fatà»! Cocoselul nostru Strian gura mare : Airemea ecopile, Pentru inchinare!» _ 2.RugAciuneadiminetii. DOmne! nOptea a trecut! pita iargs am védut! Ca o mama m'aipézit, Pecat timp eü am dormit. Iat'acum m'ai desteptat §i la lucru m'ai chiemat. Luminezda mea minte, Ca si d'astadi inainte Sä me port cum se cuvine §i sä 'nvel mereil §i bine ! 3. Cânele Bälan. Un domn se plimbh intr'o cli pe malul unel garle. Duna dinsul limb% canelesti,Man. De- Oath' eT auclifa un tipa : Ajutor !ajutor !" Ce era ? Ionel, un copil ca de cinci ani, cacluse in gar- IL El sta, langA mum4-sai se uith cum curge 't c: apa ; dar nu baga de séma. Se apropia preatare. .-- de mal. Atunci aluneea, ; ,,,,,:-, _ pica in garla 0 se dete s-IT I. I fs- s. afund. ---, 1 4 , - Aty: 131éta mama ipa de spat. mA. Domnul alerga fuga 3 intr'acolo,i Man dupa el. Stapanul arata cu dege- ,"/11! tullocul unde se cufundase IoneliOise hit Balan : Cauta-1! cauta-1!. scóte-1!" Man sari Tute'n garlAi indata Te0 d'asu- pra. Cu gura el trase pe copil de haInasi-1scóse numaT decat pe mal. Ionel ametise ; dar era Inca vit.! Ce bucurie pe sarmana mama! Mana fostascultätor! 4. Ohicitóre. Jc_ 7121;22ae./ Kezder4 ,e. pt;ie, , rehda94tinu-/4612d Wz de "zedhe.e .? eVey Lt. mea,. i e . 5 5. Iosif §i Maria. Demult, forte demult a fost un tamplar, ce-I clicek Iosif. Iosif era, logodit cu fedora Maria. Io- sif si Maria tralati in targul Nazaret. Nazaretul se aflá inteo tOra departe, spre r6saritu1 sórelut. Iosif si Maria eraU saracI. EI taint. bine cu tOta, lumea. El Iubiau mult pe Dunn:tech-U. Iosif si Maria erat nisce órnenI inteleptlSi cu inima buna.i lumea II iubia pe dIniI.i lui Dumne- cleil II placek mult de Iosif si de Maria. AcestI dot Omenl erat maI bunt decat tog cel-laltI OmenI. De aceta bor 1I-a fagaduit Dumnecleu ca le va tri- mite pe domnullisus Christos,Mantuitorullumil. 6. Cäläretul.. - Calare pebët, Gheorghitg, nebun Gheorghita saria - Ca ventul thergea . Si'n mana str'angea, Sibice tragek alutul de hat. In calu-I d'alun., Hi, calule, hi! Hop, hop! la galop! Hi! hi!" Hop ! hop !" Dar vrencl pe din dos S'un pintens&Idea, De 134 se 'ncurca Sibuf !cadet jos ! Buf ! ca-un burduf!" --=== But ! buf!" 6 r 7. Cânele. Cane le este un animal. El are Or pe trup. Capul II este lunguiet. Gatul II este rotund. Si trunchful IT este lungulet. El are si codA. Cate picfóre are canele ? El trAiesce pe lngá omeni. Canele se jocd. El alérgi fuge. Cand fuge, scote limba. ca. nele latra. El face : Ham! Ham!" Uneori canele musca. Cand musca el ? Canele pazesce casa i curtea.Ce mai pazesce el? Cânil merg cu omenii la vanat. EI prind iepuri vulpi. Cdnele este un animal fo- _. lositor. El mAnanc5, tot ce man- cami noT. Dar mai bine IT place lui carnea. El rode siose. - - Sint canT marlsi canT micT.Canele nostru este negru. Dar sinticalif albT, roscati, surf, galbenii pestritt Canii sint de multe feluri. Cânil midi' sint - catchi cgtelusT. -Canil de vanatóre sint sail copol, sati ogari, sat prepelicari. 7 e 8. CcifelmI. <Cdfrlu,sule!sa-mi spui Unde-i lapele t) V edi!... nu-LI Cine umblat in Ole Ulte-acum! tOte AntVile. Cine-iIzo(id .1V' el fi tut? Dai din cadd.P cd nu! Stai savecf!...Tuesti!...Vedi bine./... R,sti stropit cu lape, tot, pe labe.54pebot!... : Acum, vino' naci la mine ./D Mama 'ntr'astfel 21 vorbiet mz-cilud o nuiea, cu dinsa ee-i faceizt) Pe &feel l'a batut bine. 8 , D'atunci, fiofta nu-i mai vine Sa mai umble fie la ole 551 sti i le lase Vie. 9. Nascerea Domnului Hristos. \ Pe vremea luT Iosif si a MarieT, imp6ratu1 de atund, voia sk",scie catT Omeni tralesc in Ora luT. Imp6ratu1 porunci SA se scrie tog 6- menii din fie-care ném. Iosif si Maria cu rubedeniile lor aveati si se scrie in targusorul Betleem. Betleemul era bi- nisor departe de Nazaret. Iosif si Maria ajunserA eel maT de pe urmala Betleem. Tote casele )tOte ospakriile eratipline de lume. De aceTa eT .4 se duserl afará din Betleem , si Se aseclara, preste,nOpte v intr'o pager& t, Acolo in pestera aceTa r, s'a nascut, nóptea, Hristos, .; &;I N`%...... fiullui Dumnedezi.Mama Dom- , nului Hristos, srmta Marie, r a invnit pruncul in fas'asi il asecla in esl. Iosif si Ma- _ ria se bucurark forte. Apt a iubit Dumnefleti . lumea, inedt a dat pre Hui sal eel unul nava". - , La Crdciun, ne aducem a-minte de Nascerea Domnului. Atund tog ómeniT sint veselii voiost Copiil umbra cu Colindul, cu Stétiai cu Vicleimul. 10. Colind. La Cfadun copiil umblA resell cu Colindul. Co lea pe-inserate, el pornesc pe la casele óme- nilori asa canth, din gull : Nene, domn bun, De-7 imbratisare Ia kV pan' afara i se 'nchinan Cafara te amnia Dot fret ckematoil, Domnul a volt -. June colindaton §rit-aeland Buna veste-aduc Totag de argint Ca mi s'a nascut Ca sa stapanesca ..Fiulef din waled Cerulipamintul, Fara lie de WO... Maven cu adaneul ; Inyen de-na ati Mal ales norodul , Jos se scoboraft, AFi pre not cutotal... In Ude Mimic Buna vremea'n casa Boen, Dumnta-Vastra 10 Tudorel §i Linuta. Linto : Nene! Unde te ducT ? StAT ad1 jócti-te cu mine ! Tudorel : Nu pot. A venit vremea de sada,. Tre- buIe splec. -Nu voit sintarcliez dela seal. Domnul inv6tator ne spune ci scolariI eel cu minte trebue A, fie de vreme la scófa. NumaI scolariI ceI 1.61, orT cg,intardie, onc'd nu merg de loc la scóra". Acestia, sat cA, stall gurä-casc5, 'pe drum, sail cg, se joca.' pe maIdan. Ed nu voit sfit nici gurg,-gascA, mid o haImanh. Eli plec. limit cu bine ! Linuta : Dar ce aI sfacI tu la scóra ? Tudorel:La scóra ? Am sA. inv. Domnul ne aratl s'ascriem, sdesemn'am, scetim,sä socotim, scântamui sne jucAm la gimnasticá. El in tote clilele ne poves- tesce chte o istorie frumósA.- -. Ne spune cum s'a ne purfam cu tata, cu mama, cu fratil, cu surorile cu tOtS lumea.Ne vorbesce de animale, de pAs6rI si de floricele. De multe on ne spune cum trebuIe sg, ne inchinamluIDumnedeil. VeclIu, Linuto, cate lucrurI fru- mose invelAm nol la sea/. 11 , ,. Linuta : Dach e asa, apoi voiti smergi eu cu tine la sceld. Tuclorel: Tu estI prea mich.Lash! cand te-T face mai nahricich ; atunci o ste Tat et cu mine. Lin* : Fie si asa ! Dar cand te-T intórce de amTaclI, sh-MT spuTi mie ce aT invdtat astacIT la scóra. 12. §ciola. NoT sintem in scólà. Scóla este o cash. Ea are patru phretI jur imprejur. D'asupra este ta- van si dedesubt podélh. La phretI vedem usa si ferestrele. La scórd, este o mask sat o catedrh ;este un scaun, sint maT multe band ;este o tabla, mare i1égr; este o soba, si este si un dulap. Pe ph- retT vedem o sfinth idol* un cIasornic, nisce eulere pentru haTnei mai multe zugravele. In sea/ venim noT, scolariT. Acolea ghsim 12 pe domnul invetator. El ne invatai noT il as- cultam. El ne Intrébi noT II r6spundem. El ne arata cum sa scriem. Si noT scriem. Asa in- vital noT in seed. ?cOla este oeaselpentru inuétdturd. Noi venim totT bucuros la scóla! 13. 13`aiétul murdar. Petre era ca de opt anT. El urma, in clasa .intAiA la scóla din satul bor. Lul Petre nu-1 placea sa se spele bine dimi- neta. El nu se piept6na,i nu-s1 ingrija de loc halnele. Petre era un bald murdar. De gtaba IT spunea, mama-sa sa se spelei sa se tie curat. Ba Petre tg radea de Anita surióra luT care se purth tot-de-auna curata. Anita, in fie-care di- minéta, dupa ce se scula, se spa, frumos, se pIept6na, 41 curata, haInele, se inchinai apot se apuca, de lucru. ParintiT mereti Iiceaü luT Pe- tro sa, fact si el ca Anita. Dar el nicT grija nu avek. Lul nu-T pasa, mult nicT dac a. la scóla co- piiT nu prea se intov6fasati cu ol, la joc: lush maT pe urma Petre o pall. De murda7, ria cea mare, intr'o buna diminéta Petre se po- menl cu nisce bube mid, pe tot trupul. Ii mânca, pIelea,i nesocotittl baIét se scarpinamereg... Scil ce bube erat acelea ? Era rile. Acasä VOW, 18 Anita, la scold copiiT fugiat tog de Petre cel ritos, ca s5, nu se umpleief. Domnulnv- tor il desparg de cel-lalg scolarT, si-1 oprl a mal umblä si a se kick cu el... .- 9 LuT Petre incept s5.-1 fie rusine acuma... InteoIi,dupa, ce merse dela scólg- acask ruga pe mama-sa sag vindece cu ceva.
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