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Page 33
Even man , the animal that is likely to growl worst if he is not pleased with his bed , sometimes sleeps in queer ways . ... it by following these directions : The following groups of words tell how different birds and animals sleep .
Even man , the animal that is likely to growl worst if he is not pleased with his bed , sometimes sleeps in queer ways . ... it by following these directions : The following groups of words tell how different birds and animals sleep .
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The earliest men lived but little better than the animals in the forest about them . They were without shelter or clothing , and had only such food as they could find from day to day . Men have either found or made everything that we ...
The earliest men lived but little better than the animals in the forest about them . They were without shelter or clothing , and had only such food as they could find from day to day . Men have either found or made everything that we ...
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When the hut was built of poles covered with the skins of animals , it became a tent . Many of the people who wandered from place to place with their flocks and herds dwelt in tents . When men settled near the fields that they were ...
When the hut was built of poles covered with the skins of animals , it became a tent . Many of the people who wandered from place to place with their flocks and herds dwelt in tents . When men settled near the fields that they were ...
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Contents
RIN TIN TININ PERSON | 1 |
TRIBUTES TO DOGS George Graham Vest | 7 |
IN THE SCHOOL ORCHESTRA William Dodge Lewis | 17 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The New Silent Readers ... Book 6 of The New Silent Readers, Albert Lindsay Rowland |
| Authors | William Dodge Lewis, Albert Lindsay Rowland, Ethel Harriet Maltby Gehres |
| Publisher | John C. Winston Company, 1930 |
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