Sanders' Union Fourth Reader

By Sanders, Charles Walton

Book Id: WPLBN0000632063
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Reproduction Date: 2005

Title:	Sanders' Union Fourth Reader
Author:	Sanders, Charles Walton
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Language:	English
Subject:	Literature, Literature & thought, Writing.
Collections:	Blackmask Online Collection
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Citation APA MLA Chicago Sanders, C. W. (n.d.). Sanders Union Fourth Reader. Retrieved from https://www.gutenberg.cc/

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Excerpt: THIS FOURTH READER is designed to pass the pupil from the comparatively easy ground occupied by the THIRD to the more difficult course embraced in The UNION FIFTH READER, which is next higher in the series. It is, therefore, carefully graded to this intermediate position. In one sense, however, it is the most important in the set; since the great mass of pupils, in our common schools, are drawn away from scholastic pursuits long before the proper time for entering upon any course of reading more advanced than that which is here presented. This consideration has had its full weight in the preparation of the following pages.

Table of Contents
Table of Contents: Sanders' Union Fourth Reader, 1 -- Charles W. Sanders, 1 -- Preface, 4 -- EXPLANATION OF THE PAUSES, 5 -- APPLICATIONS OF THE MARKS USED IN WRITING, 7 -- PART FIRST. ELOCUTION, 8 -- PART SECOND, 41 -- LESSON I, 41 -- TRUE HEROISM, 41 -- YOU AND I, 43 -- LIFE'S WORK, 45 -- THE YOUNG CAPTIVES, 46 -- MY MOTHER'S LAST KISS, 48 -- THE DEAD CHILD'S FORD, 49 -- LAME AND LAZY, ?A FABLE, 52 -- FAITHFULNESS IN LITTLE THINGS, 53 -- THE AMERICAN BOY, 56 -- SON, 56 -- THE SAILOR BOY'S SONG, 57 -- CHASE OF THE PET FAWN, 59 -- KINDNESS, 61 -- CARELESS WORDS, 62 -- WEBSTER AND THE WOODCHUCK, 64 -- DO IT YOURSELF, 65 -- BETTER LATE THAN NEVER, 67 -- THE ADOPTED CHILD, 68 -- LADY. Why wouldst thou leave me, O gentle child? Thy home on the mountains is bleak -- and wild, A straw?roofed cabin with lowly wall; Mine is a fair and a pillared hall, -- Where many an image of marble gleams, And the sunshine of picture forever streams, 68 -- THE OLD EAGLE TREE, 70 -- THE LIGHT OF KNOWLEDGE, 71 -- NIGHT'S LESSONS, 72 -- NATURE'S TEACHINGS, 74 -- FIRST VOICE, 74 -- FIRST VOICE, 75 -- SOWING AND HARVESTING, 76 -- A THRILLING INCIDENT, 77 -- THE TRUTHFUL KING, 79 -- WHEN SHALL I ANSWER NO?, 81 -- TO MASTERS ROBERT AND JOHN, 82 -- WHANG, THE MILLER, 85 -- CHIMNEY?SWALLOWS, 87 -- THE DOUBTING HEART, 88 -- FIRST VOICE, 88 -- FIRST VOICE, 89 -- FIRST VOICE, 89 -- FIRST VOICE, 89 -- THE COMING OF WINTER, 90 -- Sanders' Union Fourth Reader -- i





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