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BY
ALONZO R FD, A. M.
Reed's Word Lessons is not a hap-hazard treatise, but is practical
and scholarly, and thoughtfully supplemented by Language
Lessons, Grammar, Composition, Rhetoric and English
Literature, all constituting
ps & KplIcwg<s unuag Qourse
The "cross-eyed," "sharp-eyed,"  shrewd-eyed," "cunning,'
"freckled-faced" boy has no particular advantage in the use of the
modern spell; nor does the "fearful," "pale-eyed," "red-haired
maiden" meet with so sure discomfiture, for by its plans such accuracy is insured that the methods of Ye Ancient Spell cannot be
made available.
For this and other works in the Reed & Kellogg Language
Series, address
J. D. WILLIAMS,
75 & 77 WABASH AvE., CHICAGO.
CLARK & MAYNARD, Publishers,
NEW YORK.




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