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The word, is _tributary_. Tributaries are often called _branches_. Before we leave this part of the river, I wish you to learn another hard word. THE WORD IS TRIBUTARY TRIBUTARIES ARE OFTEN CALLED BRANCHES BEFORE WE LEAVE THIS PART OF THE RIVER I WISH YOU TO LEARN ANOTHER HARD WORD
e seen. _Write the following:_ Water flowing out of the ground is called a spring. From springs flow small streams called rills, brooks, or creeks. A large stream of water flowing through the land is called a river. A small stream of water flowing into a larger one is called a tributary. The source of a river is where it begins. The place where it empties into another body of water is its mouth. Every river has two banks--a right-hand bank and a left-hand bank. LESSON XIX. MORE ABOUT RIVERS. Let us have another chat about the river. We may fancy that we are following it in its course to the sea. We shall then learn for ourselves many things we do not know about rivers. We will begin our journey at its source. Here it is a little rill, formed by water that trickles from a spring, or by the melting of snow. As it flows on, it is joined by many other little streams, until it grows to be much larger. There is a large word used for a stream that feeds another stream. Do you know what it is?  LESSON NINETEEN OF HOME GEOGRAPHY FOR PRIMARY GRADES THIS IS THE LIBER VOX RECORDING ALL LIBERVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBERVOX STOT ORG RECORDING BI ABBEY HOME GEOGRAPHY FOR PRIMARY GRADES BY C LONG LESSON NINETEEN MOREAUT RIVERS LET US HAVE ANOTHER CHAT ABOUT THE RIVER WE MAY FANCY THAT WE ARE FOLLOWING IT IN ITS COURSE TO THE SEA WE SHALL THEN LEARN FOR OURSELVES MANY THINGS WE DO NOT KNOW ABOUT RIVERS WE WILL BEGIN OUR JOURNEY AT ITS SOURCE THERE IS A LITTLE RILL FORMED BY WATER THAT TRICKLES FROM A SPRING OR BY THE MELTING OF SNOW AS IT FLOWS ON IT IS JOINED BY MANY OTHER LITTLE STREAMS UNTIL IT GROWS MUCH LARGER THERE IS A LARGE WORD USED FOR A STREAM THAT FEEDS ANOTHER STREAM DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS
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