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198 Old-time Schools and School-books |
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attractive typographically and containing many pictures. The author thought the pictures would make the lessons "a pleafure rather than a tafk" and that the teacher would rejoice " in the fatiffaction of feeing the animated looks and rapid progrefs of his pupils." Most of the pictures were used in illustrating a rhymed alphabet that began with: — |
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An Alphabet Rhyme. From The Columbian Primer, 1802. |
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