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| Ditto ditto, No. 2. | 0 3 |
| Fourth Book of Lessons | 0 7 |
| Supplement to Fourth Book | 0 8 |
| Fifth Book of Lessons | 0 7 |
| Girl's Reading Book | 0 7 |
| Biographical Sketches of British Poets | 0 9 |
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| Ditto ditto, Vol. II. | 0 9 |
| Introduction to the Art of Reading | 0 5 |
| English Grammar | 0 3 |
| Key to ditto | 0 0½ |
| Third Book of Lessons | 0 6 |
| First Arithmetic | 0 3 |
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| Arithmetic in Theory and Practice | 0 7 |
| Book Keeping | 0 4 |
| Key to ditto | 0 3 |
| Epitome of Geography | 0 10 |
| Compendium of ditto | 0 3 |
| Elements of Geometry | 0 3 |
| Mensuration | 0 5 |
| Appendix to ditto | 0 4 |
| Scripture Lessons, Old Testament, No. 1. | 0 4 |
| Ditto ditto, No. 2. | 0 4 |
| Ditto New Testament, No. 1. | 0 4 |
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| Sacred Poetry | 0 1 |
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| Agricultural Class Book | 0 6 |
| Farm Account Book | 1 2 |
| Treatise on Needlework | 1 7 |
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