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Extract from the American Journal OF Education
Boston.
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from J. Stowell, Principal of the Lancastclicn
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Drummer Designed rs al Int reduction to the studi
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RECOMMENDATIONS.
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have examined the lessons in Greek Parsing' -
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Yale College. August Iith 1929
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