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Rev. P. Bullions' Grammars and Classics.

1. Practical Lessons in English Grammar and Composition.
2. The Principles of English Grammar, (for Common Schools.)
3. Introduction to Analytical and Practical English Grammar,
4. Analytical and Practical English Grammar for High Schools.
5. Exercises in Parsing and Analysis.
6. Spencer's Latin Lessons.

Presented by HON. D. BETHUNE DUFFIELD,

From Library of Rev. Geo, Duffield, D.D.

ing wherein they agree and wherein they differ, and a profitable exercise is furnished in comparative or general grammar.

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