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The Standard Third Reader For Public And Private Schools; Containing Exercises In The Elementary Sounds, Rules For Elocution And An Explanatory
The Standard Third Reader For Public And Private Schools; Containing Exercises In The Elementary Sounds, Rules For Elocution And An Explanatory
The Standard Fifth Reader For Public And Private Schools; Containing A Summary Of Rules For Pronunciation And Elocution, Numerous Exercises For
Velasco (Dodo Press)
Fleetwood; Or, The Stain Of Birth (Dodo Press)
Sargentandapos;S New Monthly Magazine.
Velasco: A Tragedy, In Five Acts.
Sargent'S School Monthly: For Home And School Use
Sargent'S School Monthly: For Home And School Use
Peculiar V2: A Tale Of The Great Transition (1864)

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