Salvēte, sodālēs.
Today’s reading contains absolutely nothings new, just a continuation of the story with words and grammar that you have already met. Still, the margin does suggest that you focus on a few things;
Keep your eye on the way that Latin uses an -um ending to indicate an object.
Note that eumque means the same thing as et eum.
Note that eum (him) can relate to different people, depending on the context.
Also, a reminder that the story contains parents striking children as punishment.
READ Capitulum Tertium, lines 49-68.
Satis est. See you again.