The Juvenile Mentor, Or, Select Readings: Being American School Class-book, No. 3, Containing Progressive Lessons in Orthoepy, Reading and Speaking; Adapted to the Comprehension of Youthby Caleb Bartlett, 1829 - 298 Seiten |
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... sufficient length of time , but not so long as to break that connexion which one part of a sentence has with another . 7. Give every sentence , and member of a sentence , that inflection of voice which tends to improve either the sound ...
... sufficient length of time , but not so long as to break that connexion which one part of a sentence has with another . 7. Give every sentence , and member of a sentence , that inflection of voice which tends to improve either the sound ...
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... sufficiently teach him another time , without reluctance , to sacrifice selfish pleasures to the general good of the community at large . Alexis and Amanda . 1. AN affectionate father , one fine summer's day , having pro mised his two ...
... sufficiently teach him another time , without reluctance , to sacrifice selfish pleasures to the general good of the community at large . Alexis and Amanda . 1. AN affectionate father , one fine summer's day , having pro mised his two ...
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... sufficient to purchase this piece of bread which you see in my hand ; it must therefore be divided among you , and you must be contented with the little my labour can procure you . Though it will not afford each of you a plentiful meal ...
... sufficient to purchase this piece of bread which you see in my hand ; it must therefore be divided among you , and you must be contented with the little my labour can procure you . Though it will not afford each of you a plentiful meal ...
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... sufficient to keep you from perishing with hunger . ' 4. Sorrow and tears interrupted his words , and he could say no more , but lifted up his hands and eyes to heaven . 5. His children wept in silence , and young as they were , their ...
... sufficient to keep you from perishing with hunger . ' 4. Sorrow and tears interrupted his words , and he could say no more , but lifted up his hands and eyes to heaven . 5. His children wept in silence , and young as they were , their ...
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... sufficiently be- trayed his vanity and ignorance . He then went into his father's garden , and took thence a quantity of flowers , which he trans- planted into his own . The gardener took no notice of him , but left him to do as he ...
... sufficiently be- trayed his vanity and ignorance . He then went into his father's garden , and took thence a quantity of flowers , which he trans- planted into his own . The gardener took no notice of him , but left him to do as he ...
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accent affection Amelia appear arms ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION Balance of Happiness beauty bill of attainder bird blessing brethren brother child citizens conduct Congress assembled constitution daugh death delight duty earth endeavour errour Euphronius eyes father favour fear feel flowers fortune Francis Lightfoot Lee Freeport garden give gratitude hand Hannah Hannah Lee happiness heart heaven honour human Ibraim inflection kind labour Lamprocles land letters of marque liberty little boy little girl live look louis d'ors mankind Mazzarino Mendez ment mind morning mother Mount Vesuvius nation nature never night obliged orthoepy parents passed pause peace person pity pleasure poor president punishment Pythias religion Senate slave snow Socrates soon sorrow suffer superiour syllable tears tenderness thee thing thou thought tion United unto virtue voice wish words young youth