McGuffey's Second Eclectic ReaderApplewood Books, 4.10.2010 г. - 164 страници McGuffey's Second Eclectic Reader continues and extends the reading skills learned in the First Reader, for children as young as six all the way to adults learning to read. Seventy-one lessons use short stories to teach meaning, spelling, pronunciation, and punctuation. Each lesson highlights 8 to 20 new words and charming 19th-century illustrations accompany the text. This is the revised 1879 edition. The McGuffey Readers are among the best known schoolbooks in the history of American education, having sold more than 120 million copies since the time of their first publication in 1836. |
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... HOME . ( 11 ) 2. Mr. Brown has done his day's ork , and. 1. It is winter . The cold wind whis- tles through the branches of the trees . PUSS AND HER KITTENS . MCGUFFEY'S LESSON SELECTIONS IN PROSE AND POETRY 1 Evening at Home.
... HOME . ( 11 ) 2. Mr. Brown has done his day's ork , and. 1. It is winter . The cold wind whis- tles through the branches of the trees . PUSS AND HER KITTENS . MCGUFFEY'S LESSON SELECTIONS IN PROSE AND POETRY 1 Evening at Home.
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William McGuffey. 2. Mr. Brown has done his day's ork , and his children , ate , have come Harry and home from school . hey learned their lessons well to - day , d both feel happy 3. Tea is over . Mrs. Brown has put e little sitting room ...
William McGuffey. 2. Mr. Brown has done his day's ork , and his children , ate , have come Harry and home from school . hey learned their lessons well to - day , d both feel happy 3. Tea is over . Mrs. Brown has put e little sitting room ...
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... smil'ing erōwed child nbeam cheered Su'şie gāve d'ness un less ' nāme gāte SUSIE SUNBEAM . 1. Susie Sunbeam was not her real me ; that was Susan Brown . But every one called her Susie Sunbeam , because she had such ECLECTIC SERIES .
... smil'ing erōwed child nbeam cheered Su'şie gāve d'ness un less ' nāme gāte SUSIE SUNBEAM . 1. Susie Sunbeam was not her real me ; that was Susan Brown . But every one called her Susie Sunbeam , because she had such ECLECTIC SERIES .
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... Brown d his little dog Bounce . Willie could ver think of taking a walk without unce . Cake and play were equally ared between them . 2. Willie taught his dog many cun- ng tricks , and often said that Bounce uld do almost anything in ...
... Brown d his little dog Bounce . Willie could ver think of taking a walk without unce . Cake and play were equally ared between them . 2. Willie taught his dog many cun- ng tricks , and often said that Bounce uld do almost anything in ...
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... and barked loudly , until some one came and opened it . 4. He caught hold of Mr. Brown's clothes , then ran to the door , then back again , catching at him , barking , and jumping . 5. A friend who was in the store id to. SECOND READER .
... and barked loudly , until some one came and opened it . 4. He caught hold of Mr. Brown's clothes , then ran to the door , then back again , catching at him , barking , and jumping . 5. A friend who was in the store id to. SECOND READER .
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