Sanders' Union Fourth Reader

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Author

Sanders, Charles W. (Charles Walton), 1805-1889

Title

Sanders' Union Fourth Reader Embracing a Full Exposition of the Principles of Rhetorical Reading; with Numerous Exercises for Practice, Both in Prose and Poetry, Various in Style, and Carefully Adapted to the Purposes of Teaching in Schools of Every Grade

Credits

David Garcia, Tonya Allen, Charles Franks, and the Distributed Proofreaders

Language

English

LoC Class

PE: Language and Literatures: English

Subject

Readers

Category

Text

eBook-No.

9078

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/9078

Release Date

October 1, 2005

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.SANDERS' UNION FOURTH READER:
2. 2.PREFACE.
3. 3.CONTENTS. — PART FIRST. ELOCUTION. — PART SECOND.
4. 4.EXPLANATION OF THE PAUSES.
5. 5.EXPLANATION OF OTHER MARKS.
6. 6.APPLICATIONS OF THE MARKS USED IN WRITING.
7. 7.PART FIRST. ELOCUTION. — SECTION I. ARTICULATION. — ELEMENTARY SOUNDS OF THE LETTERS. — SUBSTITUTES FOR THE VOWEL ELEMENTS. — SUBSTITUTES FOR THE CONSONANT ELEMENTS. — SECTION II. ACCENT AND EMPHASIS. — SECTION III. INFLECTIONS. — RULES FOR THE USE OF INFLECTIONS. — RULE III. — SECTION IV. MODULATION. — PITCH OF VOICE. — QUANTITY. — RULES FOR QUANTITY. — QUALITY. — RULES FOR QUALITY. — NOTATION IN MODULATION. — SECTION V. — THE RHETORICAL PAUSE.
8. 8.PART SECOND. — LESSON I. — TRUE HEROISM. — LESSON II. — YOU AND I. — LESSON III. — LIFE'S WORK. — LESSON IV. — THE YOUNG CAPTIVES. — LESSON V. — MY MOTHER'S LAST KISS. — LESSON VI. — THE DEAD CHILD'S FORD. — LESSON VII. — LAME AND LAZY,—A FABLE. — LESSON VIII. — FAITHFULNESS IN LITTLE THINGS. — LESSON IX. — THE AMERICAN BOY. — LESSON X. — THE SAILOR BOY'S SONG. — LESSON XI. — CHASE OF THE PET FAWN. — LESSON XII. — KINDNESS. — LESSON XIII. — CARELESS WORDS. — LESSON XIV. — WEBSTER AND THE WOODCHUCK. — LESSON XV. — DO IT YOURSELF. — LESSON XVI. — BETTER LATE THAN NEVER. — LESSON XVII. — THE ADOPTED CHILD. — LESSON XVIII. — THE OLD EAGLE TREE. — LESSON XIX. — THE LIGHT OF KNOWLEDGE. — LESSON XX. — NIGHT'S LESSONS. — LESSON XXI. — NATURE'S TEACHINGS. — LESSON XXII. — SOWING AND HARVESTING. — LESSON XXIII. — A THRILLING INCIDENT. — LESSON XXIV. — THE TRUTHFUL KING. — LESSON XXV. — WHEN SHALL I ANSWER NO? — LESSON XXVI. — TO MASTERS ROBERT AND JOHN. — LESSON XXVII. — WHANG, THE MILLER. — LESSON XXVIII. — CHIMNEY-SWALLOWS. — LESSON XXIX. — THE DOUBTING HEART. — LESSON XXX. — THE COMING OF WINTER. — LESSON XXXI. — CHILD TIRED OF PLAY. — LESSON XXXII. — THE RESCUE. — LESSON XXXIII. — ROBERT BRUCE AND THE SCOTCH WOMAN. — LESSON XXXIV. — ROBERT BRUCE AND THE SPIDER. — LESSON XXXV. — WEALTH AND FASHION. — LESSON XXXVI. — MY FIRST JACK-KNIFE. — LESSON XXXVII. — THE PINE-TREE SHILLINGS. — LESSON XXXVIII. — HIAWATHA'S HUNTING. — LESSON XXXIX. — A DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH A PANTHER. — LESSON XL. — THE POWER OF HABIT. — LESSON XLI. — THE DRUNKARD'S DAUGHTER. — LESSON XLII. — THE TWO YOUNG TRAVELERS. — LESSON XLIII. — HIGHER! — LESSON XLIV. — LABOR. — LESSON XLV. — THE AMBITIOUS APPRENTICE. — LESSON XLVI. — "SO WAS FRANKLIN." — LESSON XLVII. — NOW AND THEN. — LESSON XLVIII. — AN INGENIOUS STRATAGEM. — LESSON XLIX. — FRANCES SLOCUM, THE YOUNG CAPTIVE. — LESSON L. — THE RAIN-DROPS. — LESSON LI. — "SMALL THINGS." — LESSON LII. — MURDERER'S CREEK. — LESSON LIII. — NAPOLEON'S ARMY CROSSING THE ALPS. — LESSON LIV. — WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A WAY. — LESSON LV. — "I CAN!" — LESSON LVI. — NOW, TO-DAY. — LESSON LVII. — THE CAPTURE OF MAJOR ANDRE. — LESSON LVIII. — BENEDICT ARNOLD. — LESSON LIX. — BEHIND TIME. — LESSON LX. — "HOW HAPPY I'LL BE." — LESSON LXI. — THE SWORD OF BUNKER HILL. — LESSON LXII. — THE BIBLE LEGEND OF THE WIS SA HI' KON. — LESSON LXIII. — ADVICE TO THE YOUNG. — LESSON LXIV. — THE INTREPID YOUTH. — LESSON LXV. — THE FOUR MISFORTUNES. — LESSON LXVI. — MRS. CREDULOUS AND THE FORTUNE-TELLER. — LESSON LXVII. — FAITH, HOPE, AND CHARITY.—AN ALLEGORY. — LESSON LXVIII. — "NOT TO MYSELF ALONE." — LESSON LXIX. — THE WORLD WOULD BE THE BETTER FOR IT. — LESSON LXX. — SELECT PROVERBS OF SOLOMON. — LESSON LXXI. — WINTER BEAUTY. — LESSON LXXII. — FROSTED TREES. — LESSON LXXIII. — THE MOUNTAINS OF LIFE. — LESSON LXXIV. — IMAGINARY EVILS. — LESSON LXXV. — SIR WALTER AND THE LION. — LESSON LXXVI. — CHOICE EXTRACTS. — LESSON LXXVII. — CAPTURE OF THE WHALE. — LESSON LXXVIII. — LEAVES FROM AN AERONAUT. — LESSON LXXIX. — THE DAPPLE MARE. — LESSON LXXX. — A LEAP FOR LIFE. — LESSON LXXXI. — THE INDIAN BRIDE'S REVENGE. — LESSON LXXXII. — A MOTHER'S LOVE. — LESSON LXXXIII. — THE LIFE-BOOK. — LESSON LXXXIV. — ODE ON SOLITUDE. — LESSON LXXXV. — GETTING THE RIGHT START. — LESSON LXXXVI. — THE PRESUMPTION OF YOUTH. — LESSON LXXXVII. — SONG OF THE AMERICAN EAGLE. — LESSON LXXXVIII. — THE ARMY OF REFORM. — LESSON LXXXIX. — THE LAST CRUISE OF THE MONITOR. — LESSON XC. — DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF WOMAN. — LESSON XCI. — SCENE FROM WILLIAM TELL. — LESSON XCII. — THE RICH MAN AND THE POOR MAN. — LESSON XCIII. — GRANDEUR OF THE OCEAN. — LESSON XCIV. — A BURIAL AT SEA. — LESSON XCV. — THE TREASURES OF THE DEEP. — LESSON XCVI. — THE BRIDGE OF SIGHS. — LESSON XCVII. — A REQUIEM. — LESSON XCVIII. — VISIT TO MOUNT VERNON. — LESSON XCIX. — LA FAYETTE. — LESSON C. — THE MYSTIC WEAVER. — LESSON CI. — WORK AWAY. — LESSON CII. — QUEEN ISABELLA'S RESOLVE. — LESSON CIII. — DISCOVERY OF THE NEW WORLD. — LESSON CIV. — THE RETURN OF COLUMBUS. — LESSON CV. — TWO HUNDRED YEARS AGO, — LESSON CVI. — PRESS ON. — LESSON CVII. — THE THREE FORMS OF NATURE. — LESSON CVIII. — THE WHALE AND THE WHALER. — LESSON CIX. — RIENZI'S ADDRESS TO THE ROMANS. — LESSON CX. — SONG OF THE FORGE. — LESSON CXI. — CHOICE EXTRACTS. — LESSON CXII. — WE ALL DO FADE AS A LEAF. — LESSON CXIII. — TEACHINGS OF NATURE. — LESSON CXIV. — PASSING UNDER THE ROD. — LESSON CXV. — THE PETULANT MAN. — LESSON CXVI. — THE BRAHMIN AND THE ROGUES. — AN EASTERN FABLE. — LESSON CXVII. — LIVING WITHIN OUR MEANS. — LESSON CXVIII. — GRANDEUR OF THE UNIVERSE. — LESSON CXIX. — "WHOM HAVE I IN HEAVEN BUT THEE?" — LESSON CXX. — THE MEMORY OF WASHINGTON. — LESSON CXXI. — THE LOST ONE'S LAMENT.

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