Reading Made Easy for Foreigners - Third Reader

About this eBook

Author

Hülshof, John Ludwig, 1856-

Credits

Produced by Al Haines

Language

English

LoC Class

PE: Language and Literatures: English

Subject

English language -- Textbooks for foreign speakers

Category

Text

eBook-No.

15747

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/15747

Release Date

May 2, 2005

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.READING MADE EASY FOR FOREIGNERS — BY — TEACHER OF MODERN LANGUAGES IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
2. 2.COPYRIGHT, 1909,
3. 3.PREFACE
4. 4.CONTENTS — PREFACE — POETRY — MISCELLANEOUS
5. 5.REMARKS TO THE TEACHER — THIRD READER — DEVELOPMENT OF THE ABOVE LESSON ACCORDING TO THE RATIONAL METHOD. — DICTATION EXERCISES
6. 6.SELECTION I
7. 7.LESSON II
8. 8.LESSON III
9. 9.LESSON IV
10. 10.SELECTION II
11. 11.LESSON V
12. 12.LESSON VI
13. 13.LESSON VII
14. 14.LESSON VIII
15. 15.SELECTION III
16. 16.LESSON IX
17. 17.SELECTION IV
18. 18.LESSON X
19. 19.LESSON XI
20. 20.LESSON XII
21. 21.LESSON XIII — SELECTION XI
22. 22.LESSON XXIX
23. 23.LESSON XXX
24. 24.SELECTION XII
25. 25.LESSON XXXI
26. 26.CHARACTERISTIC OF HEROISM
27. 27.LESSON XVIII
28. 28.LESSON XIX
29. 29.SELECTION VIII
30. 30.USEFUL INFORMATION
31. 31.LESSON XX
32. 32.SELECTION IX
33. 33.LESSON XXI — INFORMAL NOTE. — INFORMAL REPLY TO ABOVE INVITATION. — FORMAL NOTE. — FORMAL REPLY TO ABOVE INVITATION. — INFORMAL LETTER.
34. 34.LESSON XXII
35. 35.LESSON XXIII
36. 36.LESSON XXIV
37. 37.LESSON XXV
38. 38.LESSON XXVI
39. 39.SELECTION X
40. 40.WISE SAYINGS
41. 41.LESSON XXVII
42. 42.LESSON XXVIII
43. 43.SELECTION XI
44. 44.LESSON XXIX
45. 45.LESSON XXX
46. 46.SELECTION XII
47. 47.LESSON XXXI
48. 48.LESSON XXXII
49. 49.LESSON XXXIII
50. 50.SELECTION XIII
51. 51.LESSON XXXIV
52. 52.LESSON XXXV
53. 53.LESSON XXXVI
54. 54.LESSON XXXVII
55. 55.FREEDOM OF THOUGHT
56. 56.LESSON XXXVIII
57. 57.LESSON XXXIX
58. 58.LESSON XL
59. 59.LESSON XLI
60. 60.SELECTION XIV
61. 61.LESSON XLII
62. 62.LESSON XLIII
63. 63.LESSON XLIV
64. 64.LESSON XLV
65. 65.SELECTION XV
66. 66.LESSON XLVI
67. 67.LESSON XLVII
68. 68.LESSON XLVIII
69. 69.USEFUL INFORMATION
70. 70.WISE SAYINGS
71. 71.LESSON XLIX
72. 72.WISE SAYINGS
73. 73.LESSON L
74. 74.SELECTION XVI
75. 75.LESSON LI
76. 76.LESSON LII
77. 77.USEFUL INFORMATION
78. 78.LESSON LIII
79. 79.LESSON LIV
80. 80.LESSON LV
81. 81.USEFUL INFORMATION
82. 82.LESSON LVI
83. 83.LESSON LVII
84. 84.LESSON LVIII
85. 85.SELECTION XVII
86. 86.LESSON LIX
87. 87.LESSON LX
88. 88.SELECTION XVIII
89. 89.LESSON LXI
90. 90.SELECTION XIX
91. 91.LESSON LXII
92. 92.LESSON LXIII
93. 93.SELECTION XX
94. 94.SELECTION XXI
95. 95.LESSON LXIV
96. 96.LESSON LXV
97. 97.LESSON LXVI
98. 98.SELECTION XXII
99. 99.LESSON LXVII
100. 100.THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE—1776.
101. 101.THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.[1] — THE PREAMBLE. — ARTICLE I. — Section I.—The Congress in General. — Section II.—The House of Representatives. — Section III.—The Senate. — Section IV.—Both Houses. — Section V.—The Houses Separately. — Section VI.—Privileges and Disabilities of Members. — Section VII.—Mode of Passing Laws. — Section VIII.—Powers Granted to Congress. — Section IX.—Powers Denied to the United States. — Section X.—Powers Denied to the States. — ARTICLE II. — Section I.—President and Vice-President. — Section II.—Powers of the President. — Section III.—Duties of the President. — Section IV.—Impeachment of the President. — ARTICLE III. — Section I.—United States Courts. — Section II.—Jurisdiction of the United States Courts. — Section III.—Treason. — ARTICLE IV. — Section I.—State Records. — Section II.—Privileges of Citizens. — Section III.—New States and Territories. — Section IV.—Guarantee to the States. — ARTICLE V. — ARTICLE VI. — ARTICLE VII. — AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.

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