Teacher's guide for Beginning reading experiences.

While, in form, the system persists to this day, from the very beginning the electors simply vote as the people who select them desire.

IN WHICH THE HAM WAR HAS ITS BEGINNING V. IN WHICH LIZZIE EXERTS

Never till that night had David's fervid imagination turned toward it without his beginning forthwith to wonder over the secrets of the ages which lie buried beneath.

The wanton Aries first descends, To show the Vigor and the Play, Beginning Love, beginning Love attends, When the young Passion is all-over Joy, He bleats his soft Pain to the fair curled Throng, And he leaps, and he bounds, and loves all the day long.

And instead of beginning luncheon, Angela went upstairs to take from its diamond frame her father's miniature.

In addition to this, blood issuing from a bake-shop flowed to another temple of Fortune, whose statue on account of the fact that the goddess necessarily oversees and can fathom everything that is before us as well as behind and does not forget from what beginnings any great man came they had set up and named in a way not easy for Greeks to describe.

The United States Government was not at its beginning a genuine Democracy, though approaching it more nearly than did any other great nation of the day.

As Professor Stuart of Aberdeen was passing an evening at the inn, the volume was handed to him, and he wrote in it the following lines, in the style of the prophecies of Thomas the Rhymer: "Frae sma' beginnings Rome of auld Became a great imperial city; 'Twas peopled first, as we are tauld, By bankrupts, vagabonds, banditti.