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XII ARAPHRASING and ANALYSIS of SENTENCES, simplified for the use of Schools, forming a Manual of Instruction and rcise for the use of Students, Teachers, &c....... 12mo. 1s. 3d.-KEY, 1s. 3d. T XIII SCHOOL MANUAL of LETTER-WRITIN taining numerous Models of Letters on Commercial and oth with Exercises in Epistolary Composition, Rules of Punctuation, Ex Abbreviated Titles, Commercial Terms, &c. Revised Edition...... work which should be into every school where position is taught. and modern style of the mercial letters included in collection recommend th the special attention of you for mercantile life, as means of promoting in th aptitude for the pursuits of PUPIL THIS is one of the most serviceable books that have of late years been added to those in ordinary school use. Teachers have long experienced the want of such a book. The compilations called Letter Writers are, for the most part, such as might, without any loss to society in general, or to schools in particular, be consigned to everlasting oblivion. On the other hand, Mr. HUNTER'S School Manual of Letter Writing is a INTR XIV The TRODUCTION to the WRITING of PR DIGESTS, as applicable to Narratives of Facts or Historical respondence, Evidence, Official Documents, and General Compo numerous Examples and Exercises. 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