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Extract from the American Journal of Ed,o.,;
Boston. '
IN many schools in which Walkers Dictionary ;s -.
1y scholars of the middle class, it has unaccoun
10y oeen customary TO make use, in the yonnees,
ciss on spelling hook entirely at war with W.E,;
ms oversight IS the cause of much trou-
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"'S u""n' anu re-building-where the first efTo-,
might erect perfect fabric at once The .,.irn
oooN before US, IS intended accomplish this oI;.
/ WI us success We have doubt. The r,roo., 49,
mas oeen bestowed its arrangement In -,
o'er particulars which limits will not permit ,,s -,
e"u' presents equal merit. The internal cbar.c
yer OF ''c book corresponds, in all resnec,s IN H.
hea'ness ard care Of its execution" VIC
hPr"red ReGdcr--rhs valuable little work 10 po,
sbn, 80 al" can DC furnished IN any Quantity nj
>, RECOMMEND ATOMS
rom = Stoweii, Principal of the Lapcusteria,
SCHOOL IN New Haven
!, nave petused the Improved Reader uh;cb $3.50.
banded me for examination, with much s.,.C,y you
" contains much useful information communicated =;
pc.der as both to instruct and please the
Feane!' Inc plan of defining such words ,x ,hs
ch'd is supposed not fully to understand i. on. b1
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!! without intending make any inyd;ous oonn,--
sun WI" ot'er works OF this class we can saw With
80 ;.a II Is certainly well adapted to the purpose
Tor wh'ch IS intended by its highly deserving su,ho
and may be recommended to the attention of PanO,
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Lessons in Greek Parsin- or Outline, or c,.,.r
%ra"meT-be Designed as Introduction To the stnd,,
OF The Greek Grammar, by C. A. Goodrich ProfsesGs
u Hhetolc and Oatory in Yale College
=. RECOMMENDATIONS
From Mr. Stoddart, teacher Of Greek in tho W.,
ven Gymnasium so
N'eSsrS. DIrFie and Peck-In compliance With ,o,.
IN nave examined lessons in Greek Parsng,,
80 80 c"eer'uiy express my decided approb.too - 3
me plan and execution of the work Comh;ris o'
CT 1rtek aud Grammar, with approximate
~ upon 'he various reflections it cannot fail TO
Increase the interest, and facilitate the progress, or
learners, IN acquiring the elements of the Iane.a
m Ts we y, regard valuable introduction 70 he
'ay ol DreeS-Preierabe TO any other with which
~ Haven Gymnasium, May %, 1929.
rom J. L. kingsley, Professor of the Hebrew, GreeI
and Latin Languages in Vale College
have examined the Lessons in Grcet n.-.:,,
anu agree with Mr. stoddard in his opinion of this
- J. l.. KINGSLEY
The Principal of the Utica Academy v,r;,.s - r.r
lows; "A work of this kind has long been wanted =;
our schools and IT is believed that the present E,
volume VIII supply the deficiency The nIan or tL
work IS such as every teacher must approve ,, H.
gins with the pupil by parsing in easy sentences ,t
sIe' paris OF speech separately he learns their
'nHec"ons and leads him by easy progress oF o.
! plying each rule of etymology and svntax os h. ~
Vances 10 familiar and thorough knowledge of the
6."'n'nsr. me exercise in mutual translation add
huSn 10 ihe value OF the work; experience .hrnI
sn'y proves that these exercises cannot he in,J
ceG At TOO early period in learning the Ianp,,ar.
: tire amt
IN winch the general phenomena of the heavenly ho
dies and 'hc theory OF the tides are flmiIiarIy
cd and Illustrated by numerous diagrams from a
wings on copper plates. The work is desigr.,I s.
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'erest'ng, and sublime, and is intended for scbang
academies, seminaries of young ladies' Iyceum. sr,
10Y private reading By Her'y ~iI6aT, 4. VI.
Is as 'hH B'eE Of God, before us sr.
v He'eIn 10 read his w0ntrous works
PAfSe Plans md Domestic Sketches, or rim p,
/ ne feCt"ry q JditJourns Dale, in roIs
The following remark is from the Sabbath s,boo,
w Herald.
w have ourselves been much sratified and bene.
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convention convention OF Connecticut and New York.
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the superior court of chancery for the R;cIooenJ
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mono district the LIST day If February, 1880 WiIGr
CSa.i"S r pu against John parkhi Samuel DarkhiT.
mares COPELAND, Francis y. Dyer and other DTS '
The defendants John parkhIl and Samuel psrtb;t
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