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The unprecedented Sale at One llundrect Thousand Copies
of Dr. Mayor's New epetling.B •Jk, within the period nt
two yearni •.and, its atloptiOh intelligent Teachers in all
the reBPeetOte School in the Three Kingdoms, render it
ilmost unnecessary fu{ the Publisher to make any remark on
its claim to Universe! Preference.
As atellitroou6lory Book to a vernacular Tongue, for the
use of Children--Dr. Mayor's Spelleig.Book it umneumbered
with abstract Rules and Metaphysical DistimEtiens relative
to the Classification of Words, b-u is entirely composed of
plain and easy gxamples, leading ;he infantile Pupil, step
by step, by the most siMplie and obvious gradations, *out
the Letters of the Alphabet,. through Syliebles and Werde
of two and of three Letters, on to a Series Tif •ainusing, ta.
Miliar, and instructive Lessons, on theadmired Plan of Mrs.
Barbauld and Mrs. Trimmer. 40
The Wore Is printed on good Paper, with en unusually
Inge and clear Type. The Examples and Lessons are dis•
played in a distinel Manner, and the Book throughout is reit-
&red, attra,Rive to the early age for .which it. is intended.
Ina word, the convenience of site Teacher, and the ease and
pleasure of the Pupil, have been sedulously, and. it Is be.
pleasure of the Pupil, have been sctluiQusly, and, it Is be.
licytsd, successfully, consulted.
The Church Catechism, and the First Catechism of Dr.
Watts, with Forms of Morning and Evening. Prayers, are
subjoined, together with a variety of Elementary Knowledge,
propeeto be committed to memory. The Tables of Spell-
ing are free 'fruit indelieate words ' • and all 'the Lessons of
Reuling: tend to inculcate the first Principles or ,ScicnCe,
Morality, and Religicin;
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