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Susan Gets Ready for Church: A Monologue
Susan Gets Ready for Church: A Monologue

Chapter I

Chapter 1 of Susan Gets Ready for Church: A Monologue is here in full — 218 sentences across 44 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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See https:// Paine Publishing Co. Dayton, Ohio No Plays Exchanged School Classic Series JUST THE BOOKS you want for Supplementary Reading and Study—Fables and Myths, Nature Stories, and Stories of Geography, History and the Industries, as well as selections from leading authors and poets.
Each book contains about thirty-two pages of Choice Literature carefully graded.
THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.
Order by Number ADD 1 CENT EACH FOR POSTAGE ON ORDERS FOR LESS THAN FIVE COPIES Our new Catalog describes the latest and best Busy Work and Primary Material, Methods, Outlines, Games, Entertainment Books, Blackboard Stencils, etc. Ask for it.
PAINE PUBLISHING CO., Dayton, Ohio * * * * * * SUSAN GETS READY FOR CHURCH A Monologue by EDNA I. MAC KENZIE Author of “_As Our Washwoman Sees It_,” “_The Country Cousin Speaks Her Mind_,” “_That Awful Letter_,” “_A Double Tragedy, Almost_.”
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Susan Gets Ready for Church: A Monologue

Chapter I

Chapter 1 of Susan Gets Ready for Church: A Monologue is here in full — 218 sentences across 44 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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See https:// Paine Publishing Co. Dayton, Ohio No Plays Exchanged School Classic Series JUST THE BOOKS you want for Supplementary Reading and Study—Fables and Myths, Nature Stories, and Stories of Geography, History and the Industries, as well as selections from leading authors and poets.
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Each book contains about thirty-two pages of Choice Literature carefully graded.
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THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.
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Order by Number ADD 1 CENT EACH FOR POSTAGE ON ORDERS FOR LESS THAN FIVE COPIES Our new Catalog describes the latest and best Busy Work and Primary Material, Methods, Outlines, Games, Entertainment Books, Blackboard Stencils, etc. Ask for it.
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PAINE PUBLISHING CO., Dayton, Ohio * * * * * * SUSAN GETS READY FOR CHURCH A Monologue by EDNA I. MAC KENZIE Author of “_As Our Washwoman Sees It_,” “_The Country Cousin Speaks Her Mind_,” “_That Awful Letter_,” “_A Double Tragedy, Almost_.”

Learner Dictionary

These definitions explain words found in the current reading and keep every example grounded in its original sentence.

Oxford-style entry order: headword, part of speech, US IPA, concise definition, contextual example, and audio.

Catalog noun US /ˈkætəlɔːɡ/

a book or pamphlet containing an enumeration of things

From this reading “Order by Number ADD 1 CENT EACH FOR POSTAGE ON ORDERS FOR LESS THAN FIVE COPIES Our new Catalog describes the latest and best Busy Work and Primary Material, Methods, Outlines, Games, Entertainment Books, Blackboard Stencils, etc. Ask for it.”

Chen noun US /tʃen/

wild goose having white adult plumage

From this reading “THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.”

Farragut noun US /ˈferəɡət/

United States admiral who commanded Union ships during the American Civil War (1801-1870)

From this reading “THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.”

graded adjective US /ˈɡreɪdəd/

arranged in a sequence of grades or ranks

From this reading “Each book contains about thirty-two pages of Choice Literature carefully graded.”

Grimm's noun US /ɡrɪmz/

possessive form of “grimm” — the younger of the two Grimm brothers remembered best for their fairy stories (1786-1859)

Hallow verb US /ˈhæloʊ/

render holy by means of religious rites

From this reading “THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.”

Hamelin noun US /ˈhæməlɪn/

a town in northern Germany (near Hanover) that is famous as the setting for the legend of the Pied Piper

From this reading “THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.”

Snowbound adjective US /ˈsnoʊbaʊnd/

confined or shut in by heavy snow

From this reading “THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.”

Word partnerships in these lines

English keeps certain words together, and knowing the pair is worth more than knowing each word alone. Every partnership below was counted across our whole published library, and earns its place by appearing far more often than two unrelated words of the same frequency would.

Shown as this reading writes them, with the form the library counts, what kind of pairing it is, and how often it occurs.

Fairy Tales noun + noun counted as “fairy tale”

a story about fairies; told to amuse children

In this reading “THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.”

Nursery Tales noun + noun counted as “nursery tale”

In this reading “THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.”

Deserted Village adjective + noun

In this reading “THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.”

Great Statesmen adjective + noun counted as “great statesman”

In this reading “THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.”

Tea Party noun + noun

a party at which tea is served

In this reading “THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.”

GETS READY verb + adjective counted as “get ready”

In this reading “PAINE PUBLISHING CO., Dayton, Ohio * * * * * * SUSAN GETS READY FOR CHURCH A Monologue by EDNA I. MAC KENZIE Author of “_As Our Washwoman Sees It_,” “_The Country Cousin Speaks Her Mind_,” “_That Awful Letter_,” “_A Double Tragedy, Almost_.””

Great Stone adjective + noun

In this reading “THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.”

Little Red adjective + noun

In this reading “THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.”

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

AdeterminerUS /ə/

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

aboutprepositionUS /əˈbaʊt/

on the subject of; concerning

From this reading Each book contains about thirty-two pages of Choice Literature carefully graded.

ADDverbUS /æd/

make an addition (to); join or combine or unite with others; increase the quality, quantity, size or scope of

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AdventuresnounUS /ædˈventʃərz/

plural of “adventure” — a wild and exciting undertaking (not necessarily lawful)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

AesopnounUS /ˈiːsɑːp/

Greek author of fables (circa 620-560 BC)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

AlmostadverbUS /ˈɔːlmoʊst/

(of actions or states) slightly short of or not quite accomplished; all but

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andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

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AndersennounUS /ˈændərsən/

a Danish author remembered for his fairy stories (1805-1875)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

AnimalnounUS /ˈænəməl/

a living organism characterized by voluntary movement

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

AnimalsnounUS /ˈænəməlz/

plural of “animal” — a living organism characterized by voluntary movement

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ArthurnounUS /ˈɑːrθər/

elected vice president and became 21st President of the United States when Garfield was assassinated (1830-1886)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

asconjunctionUS /æz/

at the same time that; because; in the way that

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AskverbUS /æsk/

make a request or demand for something to somebody

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AuthornounUS /ˈɔːθər/

writes (books or stories or articles or the like) professionally (for pay)

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authorsnounUS /ˈɔːθərz/

plural of “author” — writes (books or stories or articles or the like) professionally (for pay)

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AwfuladjectiveUS /ˈɑːfəl/

exceptionally bad or displeasing

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Beanstalknoun

stem of a bean plant

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

BeginningnounUS /bɪˈɡɪnɪŋ/

the event consisting of the start of something

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

BeltnounUS /belt/

endless loop of flexible material between two rotating shafts or pulleys

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

bestnounUS /best/

the supreme effort one can make

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BiographynounUS /baɪˈɑːɡrəfi/

an account of the series of events making up a person's life

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

BirdnounUS /bɜːrd/

warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrates characterized by feathers and forelimbs modified as wings

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

BlackboardnounUS /ˈblækbɔːrd/

sheet of slate; for writing with chalk

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BluebirdnounUS /ˈbluːbɜːrd/

fruit-eating mostly brilliant blue songbird of the East Indies

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

booknounUS /bʊk/

a written work or composition that has been published (printed on pages bound together)

From this reading Each book contains about thirty-two pages of Choice Literature carefully graded.

BOOKSnounUS /bʊks/

Bound written or printed works.

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BoonenounUS /buːn/

an American pioneer and guide and explorer (1734-1820)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

BostonnounUS /ˈbɑːstən/

state capital and largest city of Massachusetts; a major center for banking and financial services

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

BoynounUS /bɔɪ/

a youthful male person

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

BoyhoodnounUS /ˈbɔɪhʊd/

the childhood of a boy

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

BrownienounUS /ˈbraʊni/

a junior Girl Scout

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

BrowningnounUS /ˈbraʊnɪŋ/

United States inventor of firearms (especially automatic pistols and repeating rifles and a machine gun called the Peacemaker) (1855-1926)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

Bryant

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

BurnsnounUS /bɜːrnz/

United States comedian and film actor (1896-1996)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

BusyadjectiveUS /ˈbɪzi/

actively or fully engaged or occupied

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byprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

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cnounUS /siː/

a degree on the centigrade scale of temperature

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

CanadanounUS /ˈkænədə/

a nation in northern North America; the French were the first Europeans to settle in mainland Canada

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

carefullyadverbUS /ˈkerfəli/

taking care or paying attention

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CatalognounUS /ˈkætəlɔːɡ/

a book or pamphlet containing an enumeration of things

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CENTnounUS /sent/

a fractional monetary unit of several countries

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ChennounUS /tʃen/

wild goose having white adult plumage

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ChildrennounUS /ˈtʃɪldrən/

plural of “child” — a young person of either sex

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ChinesenounUS /tʃaɪˈniːz/

any of the Sino-Tibetan languages spoken in China; regarded as dialects of a single language (even though they are mutually unintelligible) because they share an ideographic writing system

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ChoicenounUS /tʃɔɪs/

the person or thing chosen or selected

From this reading Each book contains about thirty-two pages of Choice Literature carefully graded.

CHURCHnounUS /tʃɜːrtʃ/

one of the groups of Christians who have their own beliefs and forms of worship

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ClassicnounUS /ˈklæsɪk/

a creation of the highest excellence

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CLASSIFIEDadjectiveUS /ˈklæsəfaɪd/

arranged into classes

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ClaynounUS /kleɪ/

a very fine-grained soil that is plastic when moist but hard when fired

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ConounUS /koʊ/

an odorless very poisonous gas that is a product of incomplete combustion of carbon

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CoalnounUS /koʊl/

fossil fuel consisting of carbonized vegetable matter deposited in the Carboniferous period

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ColdadjectiveUS /koʊld/

having a low or inadequate temperature or feeling a sensation of coldness or having been made cold by e.g. ice or refrigeration

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ColoniesnounUS /ˈkɑːləniz/

plural of “colony” — a body of people who settle far from home but maintain ties with their homeland; inhabitants remain nationals of their home state but are not literally under the home state's system of government

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ColumbusnounUS /kəˈlʌmbəs/

the state capital of Ohio; located in the center of the state; site of Ohio State University

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

CommandersnounUS /kəˈmændərz/

plural of “commander” — an officer in command of a military unit

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

containsverbUS /kənˈteɪnz/

third-person singular of “contain” — include or contain; have as a component

From this reading Each book contains about thirty-two pages of Choice Literature carefully graded.

COPIESnounUS /ˈkɑːpiz/

plural of “copy” — a reproduction of a written record (e.g. of a legal or school record)

From this reading Order by Number ADD 1 CENT EACH FOR POSTAGE ON ORDERS FOR LESS THAN FIVE COPIES Our new Catalog describes the latest and best Busy Work and Primary Material, Methods, Outlines, Games, Entertainment Books, Blackboard Stencils, etc. Ask for it.

Cotter's

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

CottonnounUS /ˈkɑːtən/

soft silky fibers from cotton plants in their raw state

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

CountrynounUS /ˈkʌntri/

a politically organized body of people under a single government

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

CourtshipnounUS /ˈkɔːrtʃɪp/

a man's courting of a woman; seeking the affections of a woman (usually with the hope of marriage)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

CousinnounUS /ˈkʌzən/

the child of your aunt or uncle

From this reading PAINE PUBLISHING CO., Dayton, Ohio * * * * * * SUSAN GETS READY FOR CHURCH A Monologue by EDNA I. MAC KENZIE Author of “_As Our Washwoman Sees It_,” “_The Country Cousin Speaks Her Mind_,” “_That Awful Letter_,” “_A Double Tragedy, Almost_.”

Crusoe

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

DanielnounUS /ˈdænjəl/

(Old Testament) a youth who was taken into the court of Nebuchadnezzar and given divine protection when thrown into a den of lions (6th century BC)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

DaytonnounUS /ˈdeɪtən/

a city in southwest Ohio; manufacturing center

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describesverbUS /dɪˈskraɪbz/

third-person singular of “describe” — give a description of

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DesertedadjectiveUS /dɪˈzɜːrtɪd/

forsaken by owner or inhabitants

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

DoubleverbUS /ˈdʌbəl/

increase twofold

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DozennounUS /ˈdʌzən/

the cardinal number that is the sum of eleven and one

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

EachdeterminerUS /iːtʃ/

every one of two or more people or things, taken separately

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EdisonnounUS /ˈedɪsən/

United States inventor; inventions included the phonograph and incandescent electric light and the microphone and the Kinetoscope (1847-1931)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

EDNA

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EIGHTHadjectiveUS /eɪtθ/

coming next after the seventh and just before the ninth in position

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

Enoch

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

EntertainmentnounUS /ˌentərˈteɪnmənt/

an activity that is diverting and that holds the attention

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EskimonounUS /ˈeskəmoʊ/

a member of a people inhabiting the Arctic (northern Canada or Greenland or Alaska or eastern Siberia); the Algonquians called them Eskimo (“eaters of raw flesh”) but they call themselves the Inuit (“the people”)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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Evangeline

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ExchangedadjectiveUS /ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒd/

changed for (replaced by) something different

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FablesnounUS /ˈfeɪbəlz/

plural of “fable” — a deliberately false or improbable account

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FacenounUS /feɪs/

the front of the human head from the forehead to the chin and ear to ear

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

FairynounUS /ˈferi/

a small being, human in form, playful and having magical powers

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

FamilynounUS /ˈfæməli/

a social unit living together

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

FarragutnounUS /ˈferəɡət/

United States admiral who commanded Union ships during the American Civil War (1801-1870)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

FieldnounUS /fiːld/

a piece of land cleared of trees and usually enclosed

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

FIFTHnounUS /fɪfθ/

a quantity of liquor equal to one fifth of a United States gallon

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

FIRSTadjectiveUS /fɜːrst/

preceding all others in time or space or degree

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

FIVEnounUS /faɪv/

the cardinal number that is the sum of four and one

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forprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

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FOURTHnounUS /fɔːrθ/

following the third position; number four in a countable series

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

FranklinnounUS /ˈfræŋklɪn/

United States historian noted for studies of Black American history (born in 1915)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

FriendsnounUS /frendz/

plural of “friend” — a person you know well and regard with affection and trust

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

fromprepositionUS /frʌm/

showing where something starts, or who sent it

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FruitnounUS /fruːt/

the ripened reproductive body of a seed plant

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

Fu

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

FultonnounUS /ˈfʊltən/

American inventor who designed the first commercially successful steamboat and the first steam warship (1765-1815)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

GamesnounUS /ɡeɪmz/

plural of “game” — a contest with rules to determine a winner

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GarfieldnounUS /ˈɡɑːrfiːld/

20th President of the United States; assassinated by a frustrated office-seeker (1831-1881)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

GeographynounUS /dʒiˈɑːɡrəfi/

study of the earth's surface; includes people's responses to topography and climate and soil and vegetation

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GETSnounUS /ɡets/

plural of “get” — a return on a shot that seemed impossible to reach and would normally have resulted in a point for the opponent

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GirlnounUS /ɡɜːrl/

a young female

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

GodsnounUS /ɡɑːdz/

plural of “god” — the supernatural being conceived as the perfect and omnipotent and omniscient originator and ruler of the universe; the object of worship in monotheistic religions

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

GoldenadjectiveUS /ˈɡoʊldən/

having the deep slightly brownish color of gold

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

GoldsmithnounUS /ˈɡoʊldsmɪθ/

an artisan who makes jewelry and other objects out of gold

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

GRADEnounUS /ɡreɪd/

a body of students who are taught together

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

gradedadjectiveUS /ˈɡreɪdəd/

arranged in a sequence of grades or ranks

From this reading Each book contains about thirty-two pages of Choice Literature carefully graded.

GreatadjectiveUS /ɡreɪt/

relatively large in size or number or extent; larger than others of its kind

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

GreeknounUS /ɡriːk/

the Hellenic branch of the Indo-European family of languages

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

Grimm'snounUS /ɡrɪmz/

possessive form of “grimm” — the younger of the two Grimm brothers remembered best for their fairy stories (1786-1859)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

HalenounUS /heɪl/

a soldier of the American Revolution who was hanged as a spy by the British; his last words were supposed to have been `I only regret that I have but one life to give for my country' (1755-1776)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

HallowverbUS /ˈhæloʊ/

render holy by means of religious rites

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

HamelinnounUS /ˈhæməlɪn/

a town in northern Germany (near Hanover) that is famous as the setting for the legend of the Pied Piper

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

HawthornenounUS /ˈhɔːθɔːrn/

United States writer of novels and short stories mostly on moral themes (1804-1864)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

HerdeterminerUS /hɜːr/

belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned

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HeroesnounUS /ˈhɪroʊz/

plural of “hero” — a man distinguished by exceptional courage and nobility and strength

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

HiawathanounUS /ˌhaɪəˈwɑːθə/

a Native American chieftain who argued for peace with the European settlers (16th century)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

HisdeterminerUS /hɪz/

belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

HistorynounUS /ˈhɪstəri/

the aggregate of past events

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HollandnounUS /ˈhɑːlənd/

a constitutional monarchy in western Europe on the North Sea; half the country lies below sea level

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

HoodnounUS /hʊd/

an aggressive and violent young criminal

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

HotadjectiveUS /hɑːt/

used of physical heat; having a high or higher than desirable temperature or giving off heat or feeling or causing a sensation of heat or burning

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

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IpronounUS /aɪ/

the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

IInoun

the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one or a numeral representing this number

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

IIInoun

the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one and one

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ImagenounUS /ˈɪmədʒ/

an iconic mental representation

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

IndependencenounUS /ˌɪndɪˈpendəns/

freedom from control or influence of another or others

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

IndianadjectiveUS /ˈɪndiən/

of or relating to or characteristic of India or the East Indies or their peoples or languages or cultures

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

IndiansnounUS /ˈɪndiənz/

plural of “indian” — a native or inhabitant of India

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

IndustriesnounUS /ˈɪndəstriz/

plural of “industry” — the people or companies engaged in a particular kind of commercial enterprise

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InventorsnounUS /ˌɪnˈventərz/

plural of “inventor” — someone who is the first to think of or make something

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

IronnounUS /ˈaɪərn/

a heavy ductile magnetic metallic element; is silver-white in pure form but readily rusts; used in construction and tools and armament; plays a role in the transport of oxygen by the blood

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

IrvingnounUS /ˈɜːrvɪŋ/

United States writer remembered for his stories (1783-1859)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

itpronounUS /ɪt/

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

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IVnoun

the cardinal number that is the sum of three and one

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

JacknounUS /dʒæk/

a small worthless amount

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

JapanesenounUS /ˌdʒæpəˈniːz/

a native or inhabitant of Japan

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

JonesnounUS /dʒoʊnz/

United States labor leader (born in Ireland) who helped to found the Industrial Workers of the World (1830-1930)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

JUSTadverbUS /dʒʌst/

and nothing more

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Karl

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

Katherine

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

Kenjiro

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

KENZIE

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KingnounUS /kɪŋ/

a male sovereign; ruler of a kingdom

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

LandsnounUS /lændz/

plural of “land” — the land on which real estate is located

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

latestadjectiveUS /ˈleɪtəst/

up to the immediate present; most recent or most up-to-date

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Launfal

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

leadingadjectiveUS /ˈliːdɪŋ/

indicating the most important performer or role

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LegendnounUS /ˈledʒənd/

a story about mythical or supernatural beings or events

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

LegendsnounUS /ˈledʒəndz/

plural of “legend” — a story about mythical or supernatural beings or events

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

LESSadverbUS /les/

used to form the comparative of some adjectives and adverbs

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LetternounUS /ˈletər/

a written message addressed to a person or organization

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LifenounUS /laɪf/

a characteristic state or mode of living

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

LincolnnounUS /ˈlɪŋkən/

16th President of the United States; saved the Union during the American Civil War and emancipated the slaves; was assassinated by Booth (1809-1865)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

LISTverbUS /lɪst/

give or make a list of; name individually; give the names of

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

LiteraturenounUS /ˈlɪtərətʃər/

creative writing of recognized artistic value

From this reading Each book contains about thirty-two pages of Choice Literature carefully graded.

LittleadjectiveUS /ˈlɪtəl/

limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

LongfellownounUS /ˈlɔːŋfeloʊ/

United States poet remembered for his long narrative poems (1807-1882)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

LowellnounUS /ˈloʊəl/

United States poet (1917-1977)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

MACnounUS /mæk/

a waterproof raincoat made of rubberized fabric

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MannounUS /mæn/

an adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ManyadjectiveUS /ˈmeni/

a quantifier that can be used with count nouns and is often preceded by “as” or “too” or “so” or “that”; amounting to a large but indefinite number

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

MaterialadjectiveUS /məˈtɪriəl/

concerned with worldly rather than spiritual interests

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MethodsnounUS /ˈmeθədz/

plural of “method” — a way of doing something, especially a systematic way; implies an orderly logical arrangement (usually in steps)

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MiddlenounUS /ˈmɪdəl/

an area that is approximately central within some larger region

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

MilesnounUS /maɪlz/

plural of “mile” — a unit of length equal to 1,760 yards or 5,280 feet; exactly 1609.344 meters

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

MindnounUS /maɪnd/

The element of a person that enables awareness and thought.

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MonologuenounUS /ˈmɑːnəlɔːɡ/

speech you make to yourself

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MorsenounUS /mɔːrs/

a telegraph code in which letters and numbers are represented by strings of dots and dashes (short and long signals)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

MythsnounUS /mɪθs/

plural of “myth” — a traditional story accepted as history; serves to explain the world view of a people

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NaturenounUS /ˈneɪtʃər/

the essential qualities or characteristics by which something is recognized

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NavaladjectiveUS /ˈneɪvəl/

connected with or belonging to or used in a navy

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

newadjectiveUS /nuː/

not of long duration; having just (or relatively recently) come into being or been made or acquired or discovered

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NightnounUS /naɪt/

the time after sunset and before sunrise while it is dark outside

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

NodeterminerUS /noʊ/

not any; not one

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NorsenounUS /nɔːrs/

an inhabitant of Scandinavia

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

NumbernounUS /ˈnʌmbər/

the property possessed by a sum or total or indefinite quantity of units or individuals

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NurserynounUS /ˈnɜːrsəri/

a child's room for a baby

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

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OhionounUS /oʊˈhaɪoʊ/

a midwestern state in north central United States in the Great Lakes region

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OldadjectiveUS /oʊld/

(used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ONprepositionUS /ɑːn/

touching and supported by a surface

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OrdernounUS /ˈɔːrdər/

(often plural) a command given by a superior (e.g., a military or law enforcement officer) that must be obeyed

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ORDERSnounUS /ˈɔːrdərz/

plural of “order” — (often plural) a command given by a superior (e.g., a military or law enforcement officer) that must be obeyed

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OurdeterminerUS /ˈaʊər/

belonging to the speaker and others

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OutlinesnounUS /ˈaʊtlaɪnz/

plural of “outline” — the line that appears to bound an object

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pagesnounUS /ˈpeɪdʒəz/

plural of “page” — one side of one leaf (of a book or magazine or newspaper or letter etc.) or the written or pictorial matter it contains

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PainenounUS /peɪn/

American Revolutionary leader and signer of the Declaration of Independence (1731-1814)

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PartynounUS /ˈpɑːrti/

an organization to gain political power

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

perprepositionUS /pɜːr/

for each

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

PerrynounUS /ˈperi/

United States philosopher (1876-1957)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

PiedadjectiveUS /paɪd/

having sections or patches colored differently and usually brightly

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

PilgrimsnounUS /ˈpɪlɡrəmz/

plural of “pilgrim” — someone who journeys in foreign lands

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

PipernounUS /ˈpaɪpər/

someone who plays the bagpipe

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

PlantverbUS /plænt/

put or set (seeds, seedlings, or plants) into the ground

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

PlaysnounUS /pleɪz/

plural of “play” — a dramatic work intended for performance by actors on a stage

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poetsnounUS /ˈpoʊəts/

plural of “poet” — a writer of poems (the term is usually reserved for writers of good poetry)

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POSTAGEnounUS /ˈpoʊstədʒ/

the charge for mailing something

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PricenounUS /praɪs/

the property of having material worth (often indicated by the amount of money something would bring if sold)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

PrimaryadjectiveUS /ˈpraɪmeri/

of first rank or importance or value; direct and immediate rather than secondary

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PublishingnounUS /ˈpʌblɪʃɪŋ/

the business of issuing printed matter for sale or distribution

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QueeradjectiveUS /kwɪr/

beyond or deviating from the usual or expected

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

Rab

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From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ReadingnounUS /ˈriːdɪŋ/

the cognitive process of understanding a written linguistic message

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READYadjectiveUS /ˈredi/

completely prepared or in condition for immediate action or use or progress

From this reading PAINE PUBLISHING CO., Dayton, Ohio * * * * * * SUSAN GETS READY FOR CHURCH A Monologue by EDNA I. MAC KENZIE Author of “_As Our Washwoman Sees It_,” “_The Country Cousin Speaks Her Mind_,” “_That Awful Letter_,” “_A Double Tragedy, Almost_.”

RednounUS /red/

red color or pigment; the chromatic color resembling the hue of blood

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

RevolutionnounUS /ˌrevəˈluːʃən/

a drastic and far-reaching change in ways of thinking and behaving

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

RhinenounUS /raɪn/

United States parapsychologist (1895-1980)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

RidingnounUS /ˈraɪdɪŋ/

the sport of sitting on the back of a horse while controlling its movements

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

RipverbUS /rɪp/

tear or be torn violently

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

RivernounUS /ˈrɪvər/

a large natural stream of water (larger than a creek)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

RobinnounUS /ˈrɑːbən/

small Old World songbird with a reddish breast

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

RobinsonnounUS /ˈrɑːbənsən/

English chemist noted for his studies of molecular structures in plants (1886-1975)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

RuskinnounUS /ˈrʌskɪn/

British art critic (1819-1900)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

SaturdaynounUS /ˈsætərdi/

the seventh and last day of the week; observed as the Sabbath by Jews and some Christians

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

SchoolnounUS /skuːl/

an educational institution

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SECONDnounUS /ˈsekənd/

1/60 of a minute; the basic unit of time adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

SeeverbUS /siː/

perceive by sight or have the power to perceive by sight

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SeednounUS /siːd/

a small hard fruit

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

SeesnounUS /siːz/

plural of “see” — the seat within a bishop's diocese where his cathedral is located

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selectionsnounUS /səˈlekʃənz/

plural of “selection” — the act of choosing or selecting

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SeriesnounUS /ˈsɪriz/

similar things placed in order or happening one after another

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SEVENTHadjectiveUS /ˈsevənθ/

coming next after the sixth and just before the eighth in position

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

SilknounUS /sɪlk/

a fabric made from the fine threads produced by certain insect larvae

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

SirnounUS /sɜːr/

term of address for a man

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

SIXTHadjectiveUS /sɪksθ/

coming next after the fifth and just before the seventh in position

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

SleepyadjectiveUS /ˈsliːpi/

ready to fall asleep

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

SnownounUS /snoʊ/

precipitation falling from clouds in the form of ice crystals

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

SnowboundadjectiveUS /ˈsnoʊbaʊnd/

confined or shut in by heavy snow

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

SouthernadjectiveUS /ˈsʌðərn/

in or characteristic of a region of the United States south of (approximately) the Mason-Dixon line

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

SparrownounUS /ˈsperoʊ/

any of several small dull-colored singing birds feeding on seeds or insects

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

SpeaksverbUS /spiːks/

third-person singular of “speak” — express in speech

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SpeechesnounUS /ˈspiːtʃəz/

plural of “speech” — the act of delivering a formal spoken communication to an audience

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

StandishnounUS /ˈstændɪʃ/

English colonist in America; leader of the Pilgrims in the early days of the Plymouth Colony (1584-1656)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

StatesmennounUS /ˈsteɪtsmɪn/

plural of “statesman” — a man who is a respected leader in national or international affairs

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

Stencils

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StephensonnounUS /ˈstiːvənsən/

English railway pioneer who built the first passenger railway in 1825 (1781-1848)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

StonenounUS /stoʊn/

a lump or mass of hard consolidated mineral matter

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

StoriesnounUS /ˈstɔːriz/

plural of “story” — a message that tells the particulars of an act or occurrence or course of events; presented in writing or drama or cinema or as a radio or television program

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StorynounUS /ˈstɔːri/

a message that tells the particulars of an act or occurrence or course of events; presented in writing or drama or cinema or as a radio or television program

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

StudiesnounUS /ˈstʌdiz/

plural of “study” — a detailed critical inspection

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

StudynounUS /ˈstʌdi/

a detailed critical inspection

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SupplementaryadjectiveUS /ˌsʌpləˈmentəri/

functioning in a supporting capacity

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SUSAN

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TalesnounUS /teɪlz/

plural of “tale” — a message that tells the particulars of an act or occurrence or course of events; presented in writing or drama or cinema or as a radio or television program

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

TeanounUS /tiː/

a beverage made by steeping tea leaves in water

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

TennounUS /ten/

the cardinal number that is the sum of nine and one; the base of the decimal system

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

TennysonnounUS /ˈtenɪsən/

Englishman and Victorian poet (1809-1892)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

THANconjunctionUS /ðæn/

used to introduce the second part of a comparison

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Thanatopsisnoun

an essay expressing a view on the subject of death

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

ThatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading PAINE PUBLISHING CO., Dayton, Ohio * * * * * * SUSAN GETS READY FOR CHURCH A Monologue by EDNA I. MAC KENZIE Author of “_As Our Washwoman Sees It_,” “_The Country Cousin Speaks Her Mind_,” “_That Awful Letter_,” “_A Double Tragedy, Almost_.”

THEdeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

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THIRDnounUS /θɜːrd/

one of three equal parts of a divisible whole

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

thirty-twoadjective

being two more than thirty

From this reading Each book contains about thirty-two pages of Choice Literature carefully graded.

toparticleUS /tuː/

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

TouchverbUS /tʌtʃ/

make physical contact with, come in contact with

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

TragedynounUS /ˈtrædʒədi/

an event resulting in great loss and misfortune

From this reading PAINE PUBLISHING CO., Dayton, Ohio * * * * * * SUSAN GETS READY FOR CHURCH A Monologue by EDNA I. MAC KENZIE Author of “_As Our Washwoman Sees It_,” “_The Country Cousin Speaks Her Mind_,” “_That Awful Letter_,” “_A Double Tragedy, Almost_.”

VnounUS /viː/

a unit of potential equal to the potential difference between two points on a conductor carrying a current of 1 ampere when the power dissipated between the two points is 1 watt

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

VannounUS /væn/

any creative group active in the innovation and application of new concepts and techniques in a given field (especially in the arts)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

VillagenounUS /ˈvɪlədʒ/

a community of people smaller than a town

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

VirginianounUS /vərˈdʒɪnjə/

a state in the eastern United States; one of the original 13 colonies; one of the Confederate States in the American Civil War

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

VisionnounUS /ˈvɪʒən/

a vivid mental image

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

wantverbUS /wɑːnt/

feel or have a desire for; want strongly

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WarnounUS /wɔːr/

the waging of armed conflict against an enemy

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

WashingtonnounUS /ˈwɑːʃɪŋtən/

the capital of the United States in the District of Columbia and a tourist mecca; George Washington commissioned Charles L'Enfant to lay out the city in 1791

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

Washwomannoun

a working woman who takes in washing

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WattnounUS /wɑːt/

a unit of power equal to 1 joule per second; the power dissipated by a current of 1 ampere flowing across a resistance of 1 ohm

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

WebsternounUS /ˈwebstər/

English playwright (1580-1625)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

welladverbUS /wel/

(often used as a combining form) in a good or proper or satisfactory manner or to a high standard (“good” is a nonstandard dialectal variant for “well”)

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WhittiernounUS /ˈwɪtiər/

United States poet best known for his nostalgic poems about New England (1807-1892)

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

WinkleverbUS /ˈwɪŋkəl/

emit or reflect light in a flickering manner

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

WithoutprepositionUS /wɪˈθaʊt/

not having, not using, or not accompanied by

From this reading THE LIST CLASSIFIED AND GRADED FIRST GRADE Fables and Myths 1 Old Fables—Aesop 2 Stories from Andersen—I 3 Nursery Tales Nature— 4 Animal Stories History Stories— 5 Boyhood Stories—I (Columbus, Washington) Geography— 6 Children of Many Lands—I (A Queer Little Eskimo) SECOND GRADE Fables and Myths— 7 Stories from Andersen—II 8 Grimm’s Fairy Tales 10 Adventures of a Brownie 12 Jack and the Beanstalk 13 Robinson Crusoe 29 Little Red Riding Hood 33 Story of Hiawatha Nature 9 Bird Stories—I (The Robin and Bluebird) Geography 11 Children of Many Lands—II (Ten Little Indians) History and Biography 14 Story of the Pilgrims 15 Boyhood Stories—II (Franklin, Webster, Garfield) THIRD GRADE Stories and Myths 16 Indian Myths 17 Greek Myths 18 Stories from Andersen—III Nature— 19 Bird Stories—II (The Sparrow Family) 20 From Seed to Fruit (Studies of Plant Life) Geography— 21 Children of Many Lands—III (Kenjiro, the Japanese Boy) History and Biography— 36 Story of Columbus 23 Story of Longfellow 24 Story of Old Virginia 25 Story of Independence—I (Beginning of the Revolution) 26 Story of Independence—II (War in Middle Colonies) 27 Story of Independence—III (War in Southern Colonies) 28 The Boston Tea Party FOURTH GRADE Legends— 22 Norse Gods and Heroes 31 Legends of the Rhine Nature— 32 Bird Stories—III (The Woodpecker Family) Geography— 34 Stories of Coal and Iron 35 Story of Cotton 37 Animals of the Hot Belt 38 Animals of the Cold Belt 44 Children of Many Lands—IV (Karl and Katherine in Holland) History and Biography— 39 Story of Washington 40 Story of Lincoln 41 Great Inventors—I (Watt, Stephenson, Fulton) 43 Story of Daniel Boone FIFTH GRADE Geography— 45 Children of Many Lands—V (Fu Chen, a Little Chinese Girl) 49 Story of Silk History and Biography— 50 Great Inventors—II (Morse, Field, Edison) Literature— 46 The Golden Touch (Hawthorne) 55 The King of the Golden River (Ruskin) SIXTH GRADE History and Biography— 42 Great Naval Commanders (Jones, Perry, Farragut) 51 Great Statesmen (Clay, Webster, Calhoun) 47 Story of Canada Literature— 48 The Snow Image (Hawthorne) 64 Rip Van Winkle (Irving) 65 Legend of Sleepy Hallow (Irving) 79 Rab and His Friends 59 Thanatopsis (Bryant) 66 Pied Piper of Hamelin (Browning) SEVENTH GRADE Literature— 30 The Man Without a Country (Hale) 69 Courtship of Miles Standish (Longfellow) 70 Evangeline (Longfellow) 71 The Great Stone Face (Hawthorne) 72 Snowbound (Whittier) EIGHTH GRADE Literature— 73 The Deserted Village (Goldsmith) 74 Stories of King Arthur 75 Enoch Arden (Tennyson) 76 Vision of Sir Launfal (Lowell) 77 The Cotter’s Saturday Night (Burns) 78 Speeches of Lincoln Price 6c Each, 72c per Dozen.

WoodpeckernounUS /ˈwʊdpekər/

bird with strong claws and a stiff tail adapted for climbing and a hard chisel-like bill for boring into wood for insects

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WorkverbUS /wɜːrk/

exert oneself by doing mental or physical work for a purpose or out of necessity

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youpronounUS /juː/

the person or people being spoken to

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Chapter 1 of Susan Gets Ready for Church: A Monologue by Edna I. MacKenzie holds 218 sentences, grouped into 44 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the source edition, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

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