Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-16

EMERsON's THID-CLAsS READER
EMERSON'S PROGRESSIVE READER
0J-These books are prepared by b D. Emerson, late
princpa! Of the Adam Grammar School, Boston, and
Author ofthe National pellng Book, work extensive.
ly known and one ollhe most popular IN Amerie an
Schools.
These readers couin nothing sectarian nothing
mhich is not calculate tc promote unaffected devotion
pure morality, dliusi benevoence, sound patriotism
and general nielligee. In addition to these general
traits of character it believed that the Introductory
part this series emaced under the head of "Sugges.
lions 10 Teachers, CABOT fail to be duly by
the Intelligent, Schooklaster.
Mr. Emersons new eading Books highly recon.
ded Mr. Walker, prtipal Of the Philadelphia High
SchSolIby Mr. sp.a Principal Of The RoIeary Female
High School-by Nlrtastman, Principal of the Roxbu.
~ Grammar School-by Mr. Lamson, Principal of the
Abbott Female Acadny, Andover-by Mr. Coffin Prin.
cipal OF the Coffin Shosl, Nantucket-by Mr. Adams,
Principal ofthe Lynn cademy-and by numerous 9TH
er instructors in varies parts of the IT, States who have
introduced them intoheir schools. Probably no new
reading book in this ebntry has come into so
general use. 1hisrrult, however, might have been
expected from the gtt reputation Of MIR Emerson as an
Instructor and an auor from the taste and Judgment
evnced by tho saeeiens ana ffom the attractive man.
ner in which they a, published while the price is
lower than that OF any chool book OF similar size
These Reading Bots are favorably noticed in the
Annals of Educaton,nd in various other literary Jour
mails, few extracts fan which are gwen below.
TESTIMONIALS.
from me !dmerteda)day Adpertiser, PHILADELPHIA.
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estng and useful maer classic, perspicu nous and nm
affected style compeness aud snctness in each in
uViona extract and careful adaptation to the purpo.
SEES oil instruction lie moral character of the seec.
lions pure ana eeved and great appears TO have
been exercised in referring the whole inieip Bile and
engaging to the yout reader.
Mr. f. has very jutiously recommended the svs,.n,
OF instruction in reatg, which has been ndea
such highly satisocty results in the SessonnI h,n
IN Edinburgh. Thianethod has certainly very .,,on
claims to public mott, and should il be penersiy -
aop'eo 'he effects VI be apparent, not only in the in
terest awakened in nding classes md Tho ;ncr.a.,
attention 10 that excise but also in The genorai -;
Pfoyement and enlasd intelligence and masts,v os
ihe English ianguag,which il impsrts 10 The ,nn
NO teacher' VINO IS drous to keep PEGS with the inn
proyments OF the preat enlightened period shon,d =
INIT 10 examine thesealuable Glass books
an From L0ioM O6serser.
we have been grdied with a r. ce nt . xom;r.,;, &c
ecuon OF u ID Emaon, author of the National ST.
ling Book" The sertions are made with rfs,anop -
purify OF sentiment ID TO oral Impressions and arc
on that account, wchy Of all coinmendation W.
W.T. PafncuIafly E'rik with the completeness of The
"ofhs' ne compt has not filled them with seec
.iohs which arc ofonkind, bnt has studied an
e variety. MIR LBS exerted himsel successfpIlv 10
pieces, whiGrequre divers modes OF reading
DO mat monotionoi habit W. be avoided In shos;
we can say Of thesaa that we know NJ NO ~
"h,eh Tor beauty detection, for purity of sent u.n,
ana Tor variety ofe,ressioD will compare thenn ~;
ne sooner they AZ introduced into our school ,bs
dented circulation 1 '"rieoe'
r, Having exaninl, with rsoch interest. Eme,.o,..
li'i' Second, andLiId Glass Readers, DIES ened for
w use o. schools take the liberty to recommend
Them as books whh think are not exceIled by sr, 20
vs., r sihd with wili am acquainted The Third Ca
desgpqior the younger class OF readers and
.ns second Tor CHER both Of which books being
sa ahd eheap{e well adapted for general use in on,
sutmer schools The First Class Reader is larger ana
more Psfteui rsdesigned for the FRS, Class oc n",
common wlhiefihoos. II cannot fail Of inet,,,ng
a'ino ~ any Ieadt SAMUEL G. LOVELAND
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