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n 65. / We All Can Read
James E. Williams

Short Sounds of a, e, o, and u in Stories

Real Word Story
Lesson 65

I sell sod at the hut. Why sod? Well, I dont rob for ten nuns. I dont puff for the mob. I dont mop for a bug. I dont hem for a hog. I dont gag for a fox. I dont yell for a sell. I dont lug the rug. I dont jog for a nap. I dont box for a mug. I dont rap for the tax. I dont wed for the gal. I dont hum for the sun. I dont pop for the top. I dont fuss for Gus. And I dont hop for the ox. What do
I do? I lug for the pug. I get the egg for fun. I pop the can of nuts. I toss the bat at the sun. I pet the gull. I tap the cub. I jot a fax. I rub the jam. I pack the gum. I wax the jet. I sob at the bum. I mess with the pup. I beg for the bus. I cut the yam. I nod at the ram. I fan Jess with the map. I tug at the cuff. I sell sod at the hut because I like to be fed and have fun
and be lax and hum and yell and yap in the sun. I also like to buzz and pop and zap and hug and rub and wag and sag and tug and lug at the hut where I sell sod in the fog by a log in the bog.

Words 13 26 40 53 67 80 93 98 113 128 143 157 171 185 199 212 225 238 249

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