Excerpt from The Third Reader: Consisting of Interesting and Progressive Lessons
We therefore offer this Reader to a generous public, not flattering ourselves that it is above criticism but still heping that it may be found as well adapted to the wants of those for whom it has been prepared, as a book of this, kind can well be, and that its use in our public schools may subserve the cause of popular education.
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