Sanders' Young Ladies' Reader: Embracing a Comprehensive Course of Instruction in the Principles of Rhetorical Reading : with a Choice Collection of Exercises in Reading, Both in Prose and Poetry, for the Use of the Higher Female Seminaries, as Also, the Higher Classes in Female Schools Generally |
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We set intellect at the head of labor , and bid it lead the way to all wonders and discoveries ; but we know that intellect can not go alone . Intellect can not separate itself from labor . 16. Intellect has also its labor ; and in its ...
We set intellect at the head of labor , and bid it lead the way to all wonders and discoveries ; but we know that intellect can not go alone . Intellect can not separate itself from labor . 16. Intellect has also its labor ; and in its ...
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His head reclined upon his breast , Or nodding rolled from side to side . 2. “ Let this young rogue be sent to bed ; ' 'More I had not time to say , When the poor urchin raised his head To beg that he might longer stay .
His head reclined upon his breast , Or nodding rolled from side to side . 2. “ Let this young rogue be sent to bed ; ' 'More I had not time to say , When the poor urchin raised his head To beg that he might longer stay .
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He looked where the moss on the north side grew , The gnarléd arms outspread , The solemn shadow the huge tree threw , As it towered above his head . 10 . And vague - like fears the boy surround , In the shadow of that tree , So growing ...
He looked where the moss on the north side grew , The gnarléd arms outspread , The solemn shadow the huge tree threw , As it towered above his head . 10 . And vague - like fears the boy surround , In the shadow of that tree , So growing ...
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| Title | Sanders' Young Ladies' Reader: Embracing a Comprehensive Course of Instruction in the Principles of Rhetorical Reading : with a Choice Collection of Exercises in Reading, Both in Prose and Poetry, for the Use of the Higher Female Seminaries, as Also, the Higher Classes in Female Schools Generally New series, Charles Walton Sanders |
| Author | Charles Walton Sanders |
| Publisher | Ivison, Phinney, Blakeman, & Company, 1865 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 16 Nov 2007 |
| Length | 500 pages |
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