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    The Second Primary Reader; Consisting of Extracts in Prose and Verse. With Exercises in Enunciation. For the Use of the Second Classes in Primary Schools. 

    Hillard, George Stillman (Brewer and Tileston, 1858)
    In poor shape, as befits a 140-year-old book. Nine fables without illustration. The moral is different for boys and girls in FC. The cat is to be corded, not belled. There are comments on fables in #4-5 on 32-33.
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    A Greek Reader, Selected Chiefly from Jacobs' Greek Reader, Adapted to Bullions' Greek Grammar. 

    Bullions, Peter; Jacobs, Friedrich (Pratt, Oakley & Company, 1859)
    The very first readings offered (91-96) are twenty-two of Aesop's fables, including a last one in verse. The notes for these texts are on 218-221. See the parallel edition for Latin, listed under 1854. The publisher has ...
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    The First Part of Jacobs Latin Reader: Adapted to Bullions' Latin Grammar. 

    Bullions, Peter; Jacobs, Friedrich (Pratt Woodford, Farmer & Brace,, 1854)
    Inscribed in 1857. Perhaps first published in 1846, the date included on the back of the title-page. Compare this book with my 1849/65 edition-and read my comments there. That book adds Döring as an author and is adapted ...
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    Erstes Lesebuch fuer Deutsche Elementar-Schulen. 

    Engelmann, P; Regenfuss, F (H. Niedecken, 1857)
    This simple first German reader contains eleven fables among its forty-three prose selections and two verse renditions as well. MSA has a new twist: the passerby says You are three fools. Isn't it enough if two of you ...
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    Willson's First Reader 

    Willson, Marcius (Harper & Brothers], 1854)
    One fable occurs in this well used little reader: Lesson XXXI on 67 is the fable of the frogs and the boys. The reader introduces the fable in this quaint fashion: What is a fa-ble? A fa-ble is a sto-ry which is not ...

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