...' have attainei a sufficient proof that teachers and pupils alike approve of the use of in1 csting stories, with a simple plot in place of the dry combination of letters i syllables, making no impression on the mind, of which elementary rcadi books generally consist. The...

...Young Readers ' has attained is a sufficient proof that teachers and pupils alike approve of the use of interesting stories with a simple plot in place of the dry combinations of letters and syllables, making no impression on the mind, of which elementary reading-books...

...Young Readers ' have attained is a sufficient proof that teachers and pupils alike approve of the use of interesting stories, with a simple plot in place...this principle to books adapted for more advanced renders. Now Beady. Post 8vo. Strongly bound. Masterman Ready. By Captain Marryat, BN Is. Gd. The Settlers...

...Young Readers ' have attained is a sufficient proof that teachers and pupils alike approve of the use of interesting stories, with a simple plot in place...making no impression on the mind, of which elementary readingbooks generally consist. The Publishers have therefore thought it advisable to extend the application...

...Young Readers ' have attained is a sufficient proof that teachers and pupils alike approve of the nse of interesting stories, with a simple plot in place...making no impression on the mind, of which elementary readingbooks generally consist. The PnbrshorR have therefore thought it advisable to exiend the application...

...Young Readers, ' has attained is a sufficient proof that teachers and pupils alike approve of the use of interesting stories, with a simple plot in place...making no impression on the mind, of which elementary reading-books generally consist. The Publishers have therefore thought it advisable to extend the application...

...Young Readers ' have attained is a sufficient proof that teachers and pupils alike approve of the use of interesting stories, with a simple plot in place...making no impression on the mind, of which elementary readingbooks generally consist. The Publishers have therefore thought it advisable to extend the application...

...Young Readers ' have attained is a sufficient proof that teachers and pupils alike approve of the use of interesting stories, with a simple plot in place...making no impression on the mind, of which elementary readingbooks generally consist. The Publishers have therefore thought it advisable to extend the application...

...Young Readers ' have attained is a sufficient proof that teachers and pupils alike approve of the use of interesting stories, with a simple plot in place...making no impression on the mind, of which elementary readingbooks generally consist. The Publishers have therefore thought it advisable to extend the application...

...attained is a sufficient proof that teachers and pupils alike approve of the use of inter- . • csting stories, with a simple plot in place of the dry combination...making no impression on the mind, of which elementary readingbooks generally consist. The Publishers have therefore thought it advisable to extend the application...