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j. Grcenlenf, Esq.-Dear Sir. The new system Of Eng.
lish Grammar, copy Of which You did me the honor Of
presenting when the Of my departure for Eu.
rope have carefully examined aud tested and was struck
with Arrangement at lis vast superiority Tor beginners over
all other works of the kind have frequently remarked,
both in public and private that the grammar OF
ular language susceptible Of being greatly smpted
aud that the study thereof might be rendered much shale
and easier but never had the least distant idea that u
in the power Of to devise plan which world SO
incomparaby excel all others From the united esiimon
ais Of many Of the FIRST literary gentlemen in the U 81 but
more especially from my own judgment and experience
(having taught matter Of curiosity and amsenient two
my little nieccs from your book i my c,ndd and de-
lberate opinion that much knowledge OF the subject
be obtained from IT, in WEEK. is generally acquired
FROM our most approved authors in gear. How great
therefore, the saving of time and expense WthIuch rapid
NY and ease did my young pupils become inthted, that
their requirements absolutely seemed ntuitve They even
learned faster than they Of thcmseies Fur
thermore your and ingenious method Of instruction
extremely Interesting harmonious and inviting, that
their lessons evidently delightful recreation TO them
rather than labor In fact they frequently toe they
sailed requires good Captain and good saors this in
valuable little Treatise in order perform what il profeas
cs 10 be able to do requires competent teacher, and sho
with ordinary capacity, &c With this pfovso have
hesitation in saying It is capable Of mparng respect
able knowledge Of Eymoogy ond Synax with the great
facility, in the short period OF iry.sir hours No mat
ter how many a class-"The the merfict and the
faster they learn II is also decidedly better for families
and private learners than any system which has come
under my observation.
congratulate our youth ana children of the rising gen
Grafton, their Emancipation from the most ntoerabe Of
all dfudgeres which stupidity sanctioned tHrenfed
In the language Of the leaned Dr. Mason u
ly exolam alright days ahead for Granmauans The
Labor saving Grammar will undoubtedly have univer
sal circulation At all events If be not soon introduced
into all schools in England you may set me
down a false prOphttg
Truly, and with sincere grstulations, yours &c
D. THOMPSON, A. NJ,
Dr. r. IL. ~.
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In facilitating and acceerang the study of Etymology
and synlax Greeneafs Labor Saving Grammar in nv
estimation greatly exces oil other works of the kind nov
Is use For beginners with the aid Of skilfu teacher h
unquesonaby has no equal Having had much exper
enee in teaching, and being well acquainted with MI az
new method of instruction, affords pie asure 10 belevs
that the time not fat distant when the USE Of the bcb
and of many 6stoggsd and mysfed grammars will be en-.
tirey dispensed with WARRrN BIASouArn
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VICE AND WHOLESOME SwEErMEAr FoR FAMILY
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They will have the flavor of baked pears, and can
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Having examined the Improved Grammar of Mr. Green
leai and witnessed the improvement of pupils under hs
charge, have no hesitation ia saying that ia nv udg
ment the Grammar contains the concise summary oc
the principles Of the English language which have ever
seen and mat his method of teaching several i'm
Porant advantages over any with which have been ac
quainted As practical Manual know of none which
shouiu prefer before H. FREDERloK A. WADLEIoH
Rector Of Christ Church, Gulford
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With much curiosity and attention, though with aome
tnciure of sceptieism, have recently examined new
English conpend entitled the " Labor SariRg GRAMMAR
BY j. Greeneaf, Esq author Of Grammar Siuplihed
&c The resHhs entire conviction, that this little book
in the hands OF competent teacher offers very great and
important advantages all other works Of the Kind ever
published, and that is invaluable acquisition 10 ltera.
lure Ia ERskui hands however, these advantages are
greatly diminished But in his point Of view con
slider preferable to Others Because independent Of It's
nbod Of instruction. il is constructed that person
teach from the old tcay equally as well as fto any
other grammar and without the least nterfef
Ance with the he teach partly one way and
partly the other Hence II is eii entirely optional with
knights OF Synax whether to take the aesc strait and
short path, free from all mpediments the Old ioHg and
crooked one, full Of stumbling blocks swamps and quag
mires One thing, however, is fac--no person. unae.
quainted with grammar btgn teach
TO MIR Gs modern plan, without Immediately exposing his
gnorancebui any shrewd ignoramus teach the usual
ooy Creeping his classes drilling month after month in com
hitting and recing) and pass himself off, perhaps Tor
second Socrates, while his bewdered pupils IN won
der and amazement that One small head can contain 80
much Being dsncumbered OF all unnecessary matter
and greatly enriched by table Of False Graninar and
Key the book is also evidently better faHies and pr
rate learners than others Of the kind without aid anu
teacher good, bad Indifferent Ia short though ex-
ceedngy brief yet is sufficiently copous for all practical
purposes, and doubtless performs oil PROCESSES 10 do
SimPbed and excellent is the
many volumnous treases the subject and the strong
powers Of dfudgery manifested BY most Of our authors
teachersit will undoubtedly have much pub
lie prejudice But, like two edged sword, will cer
tainy e ats ray although will probably never be
very great favoriie with illeTate QUAoEs
II. P. WALKER, A. NJ, Quondam TEACHER of l
English, Laiin GTsek and HeLrep.-ia,s from London
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To Parents, Teachers, school Conn
mittees, sc.

NOR sale at the Brnttleboro Bookstore, "GREEN-
H LEAFS IMPROVED GRAMMAR;" by
which the drudgery of ONE YEAR is reduced to de-
liRhtful study Of ONE Kunqueationoby by far the
best English compend ever published, and the best
ecommended--having received the highest commen-
daons from the Presidents and Professors OF 80 Of our
principal Colleges, and from hundreds Of other dstiu
guished liieraii Among those recently received are
the iollowing;-
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BaArrtrpono, January 81, 1876.

Having examined Mr. Oreenleafs Improved Grammar,
and heard from him foil explanation Of his method Of IN
sruclon am satisfied That in his hnnds or IN any com
peent hands, the system Of teaching here proposed may
be very Notwithstanding young persons OF some maturity
Of mind and all adults who will give proper attention 70 ~
10 obtain good knowledge Of the grammar OF the Engsh
language in short time With proper teacher, 90 not
consider the idea OF Labor Saving Grnmmar either as
untrue or absurd Much labor might be saved, compared
with the time that has usually been spent ~ the study
CHAs. WALKER, Pastor of Cong Church
with the above Recommendation we fully concur
AppisoS BRows, Pastor OF the Unitarian Church
L. G. MrAp, Esq, " Pres. Of School Assassination
MrLLEN CHAanERLAis, Principal Of Btaltleboro
High School.
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Having spent some time in examining Mr. Gfeeneas
Improved Grammar, would say, that the work, in my
opinion well adapted 10 the accomplishment Of it, proPo
sed Object II = not are too many Gfammars buTdened
with words and reirrenerswhieh better calculated
to weary and perpe1 the mind Of the youthful learners
than 10 render plain and eomprehensbe the principles Of
language, and the relations Of words-but concise as
whole, well arranged and general in il facts, IL WILL in
many respects al least NEE, the demands OF the public for
a work Of this kind.
L. J. ELLIcMLn. PaaloI Of The unixer.aliat Chnrch
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WtsT BnArrlrnono, NAV u. is45.

WEsr BEATrlrnoHo, May ~, 1915.
Having examined Grecnlesi's Improved Grammar, and
been made somewhat acquainted with his method Of teach
ing prepared TO say that in opinion the
best English Grammar exian and should receive public
patronage With this treatise the hand Of a competent
teacher like Mr. GIeenea this dry and nksome study may
be made aud thus instead Of paralyzng the
energies Of the youthful mind may prompt higher efforts
IN other studies RoswHLL HARhIs,
Late Principal Of Bra,tleboro Academy
Gro ID Nrwros, Principal Of Bratteboro Academy
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BHATILEHnHoi ApiII = 100,
Having examined the Labor Saving Grammar, ] take
pleasure recommending IT, the most simple clear, n
deiousy arranged and unquesonably the best system now
in use for obtaining a knowledge of English Grammar.
For beginners especially, It happily adapted and
doubtless there other work that affords equal aci
ties WV. BaLLou, Pastor Of The
Unyersalisl Society Of West Brauleboro, W.
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have devoted attention 'Grcencai Improved
Grammar and satisfied that il is really improvement,
upon many other systems in think 1t is adapt
ed greatly 10 facilitate the acquisition Of knowledge Of
grammar especially il placed the hands s suitable teach
er also think that affords peculiar advantages for pr.
vnte learners.
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nnArrLrnono. March 20. lsl5

BnkTTLTn0RO, March 70, 1870.
The Labor Saving Grammar Of Mr. GrernIcafis, think,
the most valuable addition to the furnished 10 the
Young for acquiring knowledge of the English language,
that has Us vel been made. II adapted not only TO the
nao modes of eachng in use, but also 10 all former
modes Of teaching the subject Of grammar would there
fore most chceriully recommend its examination by all
teachers and its introduction into oil schools where nstruc
ton il given on the subject Of English Grammar
RrunTs SrALDfN0, A. NJ,
An experienced English and Classical Teacher