The child is here given his first distinct introduction to mythology, through the myths of Greece and Rome, the Hiawatha myth, etc. Kingsley's "Water Babies" and other choice writings appear in full; these enthrall the imagination and cultivate the taste.
A Reader for Fifth Grades. 320 pp. Attractively illustrated, Introductory price, 60 cents.
A Reader for Fifth Grades contains a galaxy of illustrious names. Both poetry and prose are of a high order, and will give pupils a genuine love of good literature. The Norse legends are introduced, and most of the mythological selections bear upon history.
A Reader for Sixth Grades. 320 pp. Choicely illustrated. Introductory price, 60 cents.
This Reader contains an unusual number of spirited poetical selections, full of fire and patriotism, such as will irresistibly appeal to growing youth. The myth is succeeded by history, as the tales of Ancient Rome, etc. The love of adventure and sport is also catered to.
A Reader for Seventh Grades. 320 pp. Finely illustrated. Introductory price, 60 cents.
A Reader for Seventh Grades is devoted to American literature, and contains choice representative selections from leading writers of all sections of the country. It will familiarize young people with our best authors, and inspire a just national pride.
A Reader for Higher Grades. 336 pages. Attractively illustrated. Introductory price, 65 cents.
In A Reader for Higher Grades the best representative English literature is presented, of both late and earlier periods. This Reader makes a fitting climax to a remarkable series.
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