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CHAMBERS'S GRADUATED READERS BOOK V. W. & R. CHAMBERS , LIMITED LONDON AND EDINBURGH 1894 HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY GIEN PAPANY DLO , 20 , 10 A Forest on Fire.
CHAMBERS'S GRADUATED READERS BOOK V. W. & R. CHAMBERS , LIMITED LONDON AND EDINBURGH 1894 HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY GIEN PAPANY DLO , 20 , 10 A Forest on Fire.
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... Fire ... 2. Robinson Crusoe's Raft , I. 3 . 4. The Slave's Dream 5. The Native Village . II . 6. Siege of Londonderry , I. 7 . II . 8. The Treasures of the Deep ... 10 . 11. The Widow and her Son 12. The Soldier's Dream ... PAGE Audubon ...
... Fire ... 2. Robinson Crusoe's Raft , I. 3 . 4. The Slave's Dream 5. The Native Village . II . 6. Siege of Londonderry , I. 7 . II . 8. The Treasures of the Deep ... 10 . 11. The Widow and her Son 12. The Soldier's Dream ... PAGE Audubon ...
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... FIRE. LESSON 31. The Black Hole of Calcutta 32. The Shipbuilders ... ... 33. Recollections of my Boyhood 34. The Archery Contest , I. 35 . II . ... ... 36. The Arab's Farewell to his Horse 37. The Sunken Treasure , I. 38 . II . 39 ...
... FIRE. LESSON 31. The Black Hole of Calcutta 32. The Shipbuilders ... ... 33. Recollections of my Boyhood 34. The Archery Contest , I. 35 . II . ... ... 36. The Arab's Farewell to his Horse 37. The Sunken Treasure , I. 38 . II . 39 ...
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CHAMBERS'S GRADUATED READERS . BOOK V. A FOREST ON FIRE . [ This lesson relates a strik- ing incident told by a hunter in the State of Maine , to Audubon , the celebrated American naturalist . ] 1. We were sound asleep one night , when ...
CHAMBERS'S GRADUATED READERS . BOOK V. A FOREST ON FIRE . [ This lesson relates a strik- ing incident told by a hunter in the State of Maine , to Audubon , the celebrated American naturalist . ] 1. We were sound asleep one night , when ...
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... fire . My wife , who is an excellent rider , stuck close to me ; and my daughter , who was then a small child , I took in one arm . When making off , I looked back and saw that the frightful blaze was close upon us , and had already ...
... fire . My wife , who is an excellent rider , stuck close to me ; and my daughter , who was then a small child , I took in one arm . When making off , I looked back and saw that the frightful blaze was close upon us , and had already ...
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A. R. Wallace ac-com'-pan-ied ac-com'-plished ac-quaint'-ed adjectives are formed ADVENTURES ap-pre-hen'-sion archery arms arrows bamboo beautiful began Black Knight Borneo char'-ac-ter cloud Colter com-pan'-ion con-clud'-ed con-ver-sa'-tion coun'-ten-ance crocodile de-scend'-ing Dean Swift dis-tin'-guished Doocot Dyaks English ex-pe-di'-tion Excelsior EXERCISES.-1 fear feet fire Flaxman following adjectives following nouns following verbs following words George Somers glacier hand head heard heart hill horse Hubert in'-no-cence king knew labour land length lesson Lochinvar Locksley look morning Mungo Park Name the adjectives Name the nouns Name the verbs never night nouns are formed o'er Oliver Goldsmith passed pegs pendulum Pickwick pre-ced'-ed pre'-cious prefix Prince John raft replied Rhone river round Sam Weller sentences ship shore shot side snow spectacles stood stopped stream thee things thou took traveller tree turned vapour vessel village Wamba Washington Irving William Cowper Wimble Yoho
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