Class Book of Prose and Poetry

"Class Book of Prose and Poetry" is a curated anthology of exemplary English and American literature, designed for students in common schools and academies. Compiled in 1850 by Truman Rickard, this volume presents a selection of prose and poetry excerpts intended to enhance parsing skills and deepen understanding of grammatical structures. The anthology aims to provide students with refined examples of literary style and effective composition.
This book serves as an invaluable resource for educators seeking to combine literary appreciation with the rigor of grammatical study. By engaging with selections from esteemed authors, students will not only improve their parsing abilities but also cultivate a lifelong appreciation for the power and beauty of language.
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