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SCHOOL BOOKS.
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THE CIiILD'S ASSISTANT IN THE ART
VI READING, consisting of easy lessons adapted
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| THE PRoNOUNCING INTRODUCTION.
10 Murrays English Reader, in which accents are
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( READER
| ALGERS MURRAY, being Murray's own
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THE CLASSICAL READER. A Selection of
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Seminaries. By Rev. +. w. p. Greenwood and G.
! Il. Emerson, of Boston
BLAKE'S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, being
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DR.. ADAMS GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS
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X The BEAUTIES OF THE CHILDREN,s
ehlEND, being Selection of interesting Pieces
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| LlNCOLN'S SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS, with
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PRACTICAL GEOGRAPHY, as taught in the
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PRIMARY LESSONS IN ARITHMETICK,
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ELEMENTS OF ARTTHMETICK, by James
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TEMPLES ARITHMETICK, a new edition.
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THE PRONOUNCING BIBLE, handsomely
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