Tan leather binding with dark brown title block and gilt lettering, bad discoloration on back cover and piece missing at bottom, edge wear. Readings and poetry. From Cherokee's Lament: "Loved graves of my sires! Have I left you forever? For death's dark encounter I make preparation; He hears the last groan of the wild Cherokee!".

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Title: The Fourth Reader or Exercises in Reading and Speaking designed for the Higher Classes, in our Public and Private Schools
Publisher: Sanborn & Carter, Portland
Publication Date: 1847
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: Revised ed.
Condition: Fair

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