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Página 13
... four lessons daily ; some three ; and some two ; but all agree in saying that one lesson at least should be set apart exclusively for mere reading . During this time the portion allotted to each child should be large - in fact , it ...
... four lessons daily ; some three ; and some two ; but all agree in saying that one lesson at least should be set apart exclusively for mere reading . During this time the portion allotted to each child should be large - in fact , it ...
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... four Then God said one " Let there be light " and there was light one two three four ' No pause being made in the sound until the end ; where the pauses ought to occur being filled up by the repetition of the words one , two , three , four ...
... four Then God said one " Let there be light " and there was light one two three four ' No pause being made in the sound until the end ; where the pauses ought to occur being filled up by the repetition of the words one , two , three , four ...
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... four species ; their wings and tails are short , and therefore they are not capable of such surprising turns and quick and glan - than the cing movements as the swallow . Accordingly they make ) use of a quiet easy motion in a middle ...
... four species ; their wings and tails are short , and therefore they are not capable of such surprising turns and quick and glan - than the cing movements as the swallow . Accordingly they make ) use of a quiet easy motion in a middle ...
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... four or five years ' teaching . Such defects could exist only in very inferior schools indeed , but in a less degree they are to be met with in many , from inattention to exactness in utterance when repeating from memory , and to the ...
... four or five years ' teaching . Such defects could exist only in very inferior schools indeed , but in a less degree they are to be met with in many , from inattention to exactness in utterance when repeating from memory , and to the ...
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... four to six words will be found , in general , sufficient . Sometimes , however , the quantity may be judiciously increased , so as to enable the children to remember and reproduce complete sentences when occasion requires . The ...
... four to six words will be found , in general , sufficient . Sometimes , however , the quantity may be judiciously increased , so as to enable the children to remember and reproduce complete sentences when occasion requires . The ...
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