Whos Who in South Dakota volume 1
Whos Who in South Dakota volume 1
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This is saying considerable for it, but we believe we are right. Think of it! He reads and writes prose and poetry in two dif- ferent languages, and he can read at least three of four more tongues. It is but natural that such an able linquist should be- come literary inclined.
He is the author of one of the best psycholgies on the mar- ket. In addition to its exceptionally fine analysis of the mind and its operations, practically every critic who has commented on it has also referred to its cha...rming diction. He is also the author of "Sketches and Legends of the West. " Last year President Wenzlaff and a friend made a trip down to the old historic settlement of Bon Homme. Upon his return he wrote a sketch for publication in "The Normal Pulse, " a paper issued monthly by the students of the Springfield Normal, which it has been our privilege to preserve, and which we should love to publish herein in full, did space permit. We regard it as one of the tastiest pieces of faultless English composition that we have ever read.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is saying considerable for it, but we believe we are right. Think of it! He reads and writes prose and poetry in two dif- ferent languages, and he can read at least three of four more tongues. It is but natural that such an able linquist should be- come literary inclined.
He is the author of one of the best psycholgies on the mar- ket. In addition to its exceptionally fine analysis of the mind and its operations, practically every critic who has commented on it has also referred to its cha...rming diction. He is also the author of "Sketches and Legends of the West. " Last year President Wenzlaff and a friend made a trip down to the old historic settlement of Bon Homme. Upon his return he wrote a sketch for publication in "The Normal Pulse, " a paper issued monthly by the students of the Springfield Normal, which it has been our privilege to preserve, and which we should love to publish herein in full, did space permit. We regard it as one of the tastiest pieces of faultless English composition that we have ever read.
What to read after Whos Who in South Dakota volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coursey Oscar William to read onlineMoreLess
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