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SUPERIOR FIRST BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.

This day were published,
I.TILE ENGLISH PRINIER ; or, Child's First
Book ; arranged on such a plan as cannot fail to delight
hung Children, and facilitate their Instruction in the Elements
Spelling and Reading. By the Rev, I'. CLARK. 11Ius-
Med by upwards of Two hundred Wood Engravings. Gd. sewed,
r hod. bound.
"This little Primer, at the moderate price Sirpence, appears to
Virric./s4hi,s•rojn'utaiisedie minm"ele„liittilfer; obt:rinetsi te.nistuntac,..77.
irgazine, Swain Monthly Review.
I. IN FA NTINE STORIES, In Words of ONE, TWO,
%I THREr. Syllables. New Edition. By Mrs. Venwick.
idt, six new Plates. tts. dal. and 3s. coloured.
A FATHER'S FIRST LESSON ; or, A Day's Instruc-
Excursion : consisting of the first Elements of I Know-
4e. By L. F. Janfret, Author of the " Travels of Rolando,"
'Fables for Children," &c. With five Engravings. 24, dd.
rbilittle Ifitri will fe read by Children both with profit awl de-
*. It is intended to mite the attention if Youth it the beauties; *
*Creation ; and under the following heads will be found a variety
fluent and plewiniinformattni : The Alorning—The Firma-
-The Ifristence of Gun prayed by the Wonderslf Nu:are—The
area—Junrise—'iii Earth—Mountains-3linerals— Vegetables
.11troduction of Vegetables---Ininuils—Quadrupeds—llinls--
—Fulies—lnseets-7'he Wonders of the Haman Ihnly
Sight—Bearing—Smell— Taste—Totich—lland and Anit—
", isSociety-41iintan Ineentians—Varieties of Languages, and.
li.assatt Race—A brief lksceiption of the Earth{—(l Europe
'+a
—Africa—America—lke Maids and Rain—Winds-1U
1.-Ristrs—Stinset—ltel urn Home, an'l the Faun/I/Supper—The
Jesting Watt—The Stars—The 3loon—Night—Sleep.
t The NATIONAL SPELLING-BOOK; or, Sure Guide
14,„_S Pdang and Pronunciation; the whole compi ed from the
mummies of Walker, Shetitlan, and Jones; the Syllables di-
Ikled and acco:ted agreeably to their ai,provad methods, and
wed
.. on such a plan as cannot tail to familiatise the art of
Tiling and Pronunciation, remove the dilSculties, and facilitate
i'ler,__ldimprevenictit in the English language. By B. Tabart,
"bla. Fourth Edition, revised by the Itev. T. Clack.
The colsituts in Mt. book appear to have been arranged
*mental with much care and attention; so that children, who
easily be made to usukruand the marks here used to direct their
nitt aciseire an sr neuital degree eaccuracy,end could
WI" " Ale.thly Review.
5; The NATIONAL READER; consisting of easy Lessons
elliltc47. Geography, Biography, Mythology, Natural His-
,es' it' The whole at ranged Oa an imposed plan, and illos-
-g , y el
"taelY One Hundred Engravings: being a Sequel to the
SPelling." By the Rev. T. Clark. 3s. 64
leen Lawns are judiciously selected; and there as a great drat
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Thy house, and (in the cup of life,
That honey-drop) thy pl. acing wife.
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hereafter.

previous, however, to entering into tlas hallowed obligation,
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