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■RiV FIRST CLASS BOOK; or exekcists 

 :r'D declamation; Selected piMiciirsy f • >m 



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Amer' .liiors, and designed for the use of ScIk o^ md 



Acadenues in the Southern and Western Statf^s. Vy Wi . A. 

 Mason, A. I>. 



Having carefully examined the Southern First Class Bo-k, it affords me 

 much pleasure to recommend it to public patronage. Its rec' nerit co'ld 

 scarcely fail of securing to it a most favorable reception. Its particulnr adupta" 

 tion to Southern Schools I think an additional reason for its general and 

 speedy adoption. NATHAN LONGFELLOW, 



Principal of the Female High School, Scottsboro'' 



SOUTHERN SECOND CLASS BOOK ; desi^rned for 

 the middle class in the Schools of the Southern and Western 

 States. By Mrs. Sarah L. Griffin. 



Georgia Female Coi-lege, February 1840! 

 The Southern Second Class Book is a compilation judiciously selected, 

 and aptly designed to catch the attention, awaken the interest and promote 

 the love of reading among the children for whose benetit it has been prepared- 

 Without making any ostentatious claims to extraordinary merit — to exclusive 

 preference, it is yet entitleo on many considerations to circulation and use! 

 We hope the toil" of the compiler will meet with ir? '■• - arJ '"^ the general 

 adoption of the work by the Soatb'^rn Scijoc"-.' 



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SOUTH SRiV TIITF: lass -cor:; designed for 

 the youiigor classes in the Schools of the Southern and West- 

 ern States. By Mrs. Sarah L. Griffin. 



Macon, Geoigia. April 10, 1840. 

 Mr! B. F. Griffin— Whether for the school or nursery, I think the South- 

 ern Thiris- Class Book one of the best httle manuals ever printed : and do 

 vespecttully recommend it to every Mother and Teacher. 



It seems to have been compiled stricdy ci the philoswhical principle in 

 juvenile instruction that '' little things are great to ilttle men," and the most 

 important tenets in morah ure herr found dressed in the simplest garb ; in 

 language pure, but v/ell adapted to youthful capacity. 



GEORGE P. COOPER.' 



THE SOUTHERN PRIMARY READER; or Child's 

 First Book : consisting of Progressive Lessons in words of 

 One and Two Syllables. By Mrs. Sarah L. Griffin. 



Th; ^ -ittlc work ia expressly intended for the Beginner. Not only the Al- 

 phabc ' nhe whole book is printed in a very legible type, rendering it per. 



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.0 little learner to distinguish at once the form of the letters 



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