The American First Class Book, Or, Exercises in Reading and Recitation: Selected Principally from Modern Authors of Great Britain and America, and Designed for the Use of the Highest Class in Public and Private SchoolsDavid H. Williams, 1839 - 480 páginas |
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... objects of scientific attention , and in the character of literary labors among them . The style of their best ... object of the compilation . To the former class , for the liberties which I have taken with what I now give forth under ...
... objects of scientific attention , and in the character of literary labors among them . The style of their best ... object of the compilation . To the former class , for the liberties which I have taken with what I now give forth under ...
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... object of assiduous care . Should any one be curious to compare particular pieces in this compilation , especially ... objects of my pas- toral care . In regard to them , and the young in general , the book will fulfil my hopes , if ...
... object of assiduous care . Should any one be curious to compare particular pieces in this compilation , especially ... objects of my pas- toral care . In regard to them , and the young in general , the book will fulfil my hopes , if ...
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... object with you every day , to be im- proving in this heavenly temper . The spirit of devotion will be very hard to kindle in the frozen bosom of old age , and not very easy to introduce through the giddy heads into the busy hearts of ...
... object with you every day , to be im- proving in this heavenly temper . The spirit of devotion will be very hard to kindle in the frozen bosom of old age , and not very easy to introduce through the giddy heads into the busy hearts of ...
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... objects you will acknow- ledge are well worthy your pursuit ; and to your own con- victions I appeal , that there are no other means by which you can attain these objects . To those who have let that golden opportunity slip by them ...
... objects you will acknow- ledge are well worthy your pursuit ; and to your own con- victions I appeal , that there are no other means by which you can attain these objects . To those who have let that golden opportunity slip by them ...
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... objects with which he had been formerly con versant . A magnificent edifice was erected on the site of the house which he had inhabited ; the dwellings of his neighbors had assumed a new form ; and he beheld not a single face of which ...
... objects with which he had been formerly con versant . A magnificent edifice was erected on the site of the house which he had inhabited ; the dwellings of his neighbors had assumed a new form ; and he beheld not a single face of which ...
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