Words:
- talkative
- improve
- obliging
- written
- tick-tock
- clock
- truthful
- itself
- kitchen
- fear
- reaches
- most

Lesson:
- Listen to the kitchen clock! To itself it ever talks, From its place it never walks; ‘Tick-tock-tick-tock:’ Tell me what it says.
- ‘I’m a very patient clock, Never moved by hope or fear, Though I’ve stood for many a year; Tick-tock-tick-tock:’ That is what it says.
- ‘I’m a very truthful clock: People say about the place, Truth is written on my face; Tick-tock-tick-tock:’ That is what it says.
- ‘I’m a most obliging clock; If you wish to hear me strike, You may do it when you like; Tick-tock-tick-tock:’ That is what it says.
- ‘I’m a very friendly clock; For this truth to all I tell, Life is short, improve it well; Tick-tock-tick-tock:’ That is what it says.
- What a talkative old clock! Let us see what it will do When the hour hand reaches two; ‘Ding-ding–tick-tock:’ That is what it says.

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