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The HORSE IN THE ATTIC
The HORSE IN THE ATTIC

By Eleanor Lowenton Clymer

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Twelve-year-old Caroline's discovery of a forgotten painting in the family barn leads to her father's restoration of the portrait of Sprite, a filly in the Racehorse Hall of Fame, and a revelation...

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Search for a Living Fossil
Book to Begin on Wheels
PERSONAL SELLING
PERSONAL SELLING

By Ronald Marks, William Clymer

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Me and the Eggman
Me and the Eggman

By Eleanor Lowenton Clymer

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Dissatisfied with home life, a young boy runs away to live on the farm of the man who delivers eggs.

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The Natura Physician
The Natura Physician

By R. Swinburne Clymer

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Read Better Learn More Book B
Read Better Learn More Book B

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A Duck is a Duck
A Duck is a Duck

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Vowels and variants
Vowels and variants

By Theodore Clymer

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