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Bibliographic Details
OCLC:16947972
Main Author: Barnes, Charles J. (Charles Joseph), 1837-1921 (Author)
Language:English
Published: New York : American Book Company, [1884]
Series:Barnes's new national readers ; number 4.
Subjects:
Readers (Secondary) > Textbooks.
Anglais (Langue) > Lectures et morceaux choisis (Enseignement secondaire)
Readers (Secondary)
Readers
Textbooks.
Format:

Monograph

Note that CRL will digitize material from the collection when copyright allows.

Table of Contents:
  • "I'm going to": part I-II
  • The bean and the stone
  • An adventure with dusky wolves: part I-II
  • The sailor cat
  • The lion
  • Adventure with a lion
  • The noblest deed of all
  • The story of Indian Spring: part I-II
  • An adventure with a shark
  • A funny horseshoe
  • The giraffe
  • The trader's trick
  • Ali, the camel driver: part I-II
  • A queer people
  • Water
  • The hidden treasure: part I-III
  • Air
  • A timely rescue
  • True courtesy: part I-II
  • Why an apple falls
  • The jaguar
  • Holland: part I-II
  • Something about plants
  • Forest on fire: part I-II
  • A ghost story: part I-III
  • The rhinoceros
  • Presence of mind
  • Halbert and his dog
  • The caterpillar and butterfly
  • Wild horses of South America
  • An emperor's kindness
  • Story of the Sioux War: part I-II
  • Volcanoes
  • Anecdote of Washington: part I-II
  • The ostrich
  • An incident of the revolution
  • Tropical fruits
  • Story of Detroit
  • Making maple sugar: part I-II
  • Natural wonders of America: part I-II
  • African ants
  • Egypt and its ruins: part I-II
  • To-morrow
  • Rescued
  • Marjorie's almanac
  • A legend of the Northland
  • A happy pair
  • Ill-natured brier
  • Looking for the fairies
  • Birds in summer
  • The miller of the dee
  • The wind in a frolic
  • Common gifts
  • What the chimney sang
  • The lighthouse
  • United at last
  • The brook
  • To-day and to-morrow
  • The fisherman
  • Old ironsides
  • The leap of Roushan Beg.

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