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Have a clear light for close work . c . Protect the eyes from strong sunlight . d . Have a strong light shine directly upon your book when reading . 2. What are the two ways of spreading eye disease ? a .
Have a clear light for close work . c . Protect the eyes from strong sunlight . d . Have a strong light shine directly upon your book when reading . 2. What are the two ways of spreading eye disease ? a .
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first close the box ; otherwise the flame may set fire to the whole box . If the box is set in a box holder , such as those used by smokers , wherein the upper part of the box is open , place the box so that the heads are not exposed .
first close the box ; otherwise the flame may set fire to the whole box . If the box is set in a box holder , such as those used by smokers , wherein the upper part of the box is open , place the box so that the heads are not exposed .
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... to come together at a point . inspiration , an influence . friction , the act of rubbing . instinct , natural tendency : furtive ( für'tỉv ) , shy intently , with close attention . interne , a recently graduated physiG cian resident ...
... to come together at a point . inspiration , an influence . friction , the act of rubbing . instinct , natural tendency : furtive ( für'tỉv ) , shy intently , with close attention . interne , a recently graduated physiG cian resident ...
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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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| 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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