Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-11
faoM THE PRESS.

IABoR-SAvTEG Among mod
ern literary improvements, says the Windhan
County Democrat, this excellent work probably
ranks the. highest 1t is constructed upon a
plan entirely new, and 10 so admirably and inA
geniousy arranged, that the drudgery OF
months, and even years, is now reduced TO an
interesting study Of few days. Being olsen
numbered Of all unnecessary matter, II is ex
ceedlngy brief and comprehensive, and is, un-
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challenge the world TO produce a book, upon
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II should be introduced into every school in the
United States, and be in the possession Of eveA
ry family and private learner"
We have also examined the Labor. Saving
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we fully concur. IN the above. We not only
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The materials Of this valuable work, which are
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are so skilfully drawn up that the most abstruse
parts Of syniax Frequently so imperlectly un-
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edge of our language that ever was published.
The arrangement OF the false grammar and he
key for correcting il are most admirable. The
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page The corrections, and conveniently situated
are the rules and reasons for the corrections;
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correctly. With the publisher, we sincerely
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We most heartily concur in the above.-Zi-
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LABoR-SAvISG GRAMMAR.-Mr Greenleaf
author Of Grammar Simpifed,' and cele-
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lished new edition of his popular work, which
he entities the Labor SaUing Grammar. ~
/ In short compass, il combines greater mum.
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