The Common Reader: Consisting of a Variety of Pieces, Original and Selected, Intended for the Use of Schools, and Particularly Calculated for the ... in the Art of Reading (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Excerpt from The Common Reader: Consisting of a Variety of Pieces, Original and Selected, Intended for the Use of Schools, and Particularly Calculated for the Improvement of Scholars of the First and Second Classes in the Art of Reading

IT is presumed that those who undertake the arduous duty of Instructing children in the first principles of edu cation, are, in regard both to morals and learning, suitably qualified and properly recommended. It is not a light or unimportant business upon which they'have entered, but one requirin much labour, and involving great responsibil lty. 'l. He ha its, manners, and princip es of the youth committed to their care, depend in no small degree upon their instructions and exam lr, and the future usefulness of the scholar in societ is c osel y connected with the abil ity and faithfulness of is early teacher. Believin how ever, that the Instructors of schools are, in genera duly impressed with a sense of their obligations and the impor tance of their char c, it is not necessary to my present pur so that I shoul enlarge u on this rt ofthe subject.

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