The American First Class Book, Or, Exercises in Reading and Recitation: Selected Principally from Modern Authors of Great Britain and America, and Designed for the Use of the Highest Class in Publick and Private Schools

Hilliard, Gray, Little, and Wilkins, 1831 - 480 Seiten

Lesson	13

Account of W Penns treaty with the Indians	21

Importance of literature a DialogueCadmus	25

The Happiness of Animals a proof of the Divine	32

Mercury an English Duellist	33

The Needless Alarm	37

Nature and Poetry favourable to Virtue Humility	52

Visit to the Falls of Missouri	63

W IRVING	199

Thalaba among the Ruins of Babylon	209

Quarterly Review	217

CHANNING	234

On the Dangers of Moral Sentiment unaccompanied	246

Supposed Feelings of Adam on being called into	249

its	267

Lond Lit Gaz	272

Lyttleton	68

No life pleasing to God that is not useful	76

Dialogues of the Dead	88

Baneful influence of skeptical philosophy	107

Mrs Barbauld	110

Blackwoods Ed Mag	111

To a Waterfowl	114

On the relative value of good Sense and Beauty	116

Lines written in a Highland glen	120

The Miseries of War	124

The Young Minstrel	126

Subject continued	131

PIECES FOR RECITATION OR SPEAKING	137

Maternal Affection	140

New mode of Fishing	142

Dr Slop and Obadiah meeting	154

Daily Prayer Morning	166

Night from the Lay Preacher	167

The Poet and the Alchymist	177

Cowper	181

Blackwoods Mag	196

Titel	The American First Class Book, Or, Exercises in Reading and Recitation: Selected Principally from Modern Authors of Great Britain and America, and Designed for the Use of the Highest Class in Publick and Private Schools
Autor/in	John Pierpont
Verlag	Hilliard, Gray, Little, and Wilkins, 1831
Original von	University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign
Digitalisiert	30. Jan. 2020
Länge	480 Seiten

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FRANKLIN	274

Old Mortality	298

Wordsworth	317

The Waterfall from the Russian Anthology	330

Id	333

Description of the Castle of Indolence and its	334

Burial places near Constantinople	337

Lament of a Swiss Minstrel over the Ruins of Goldau ÑEAL	351

A Thunderstorm among the Highlands of Scotland Wilson	357

On the moral uses of the phenomena of the material	365

CHRISTIAN DISCIPLE	390

NEAL	398

The Churchyard first and second voices	406

The Blind Preacher	415

Körner	427

Gil Blas and the Archbishop	436

Lines on the entry of the Austrians into Naples Anonymous	440

Thomson	460

Select sentences and paragraphs from various authors	467

PATHETICK PIECES	478