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THE THIRD READER, Consisting of Interesting Progressive Lessons.
Published by Sanborn & Carter, Portland, Maine, 1852
Condition: Good. Printed paper-covered boards, good condition.
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Condition: Good. Hardcover. Leather spine. Minor shelf-wear to exterior. Staining to inside cover. Heavy watermarks /foxing throughout book pages. Someone filled in a lot of the o's in lesson's with a pencil throughout the book. Free from any extensive writing. Previous owner's name is on FEP in pencil, but is heavily worn to barely ledgible font dating 1857. For Additional Information or pictures, Please Inquire.
